Collect and publish customer photos safely: consent, moderation and provenance

Capture an explicit consent tickbox, route uploads into a private moderation queue with a human reviewer, and record a provenance entry for every published image.
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Capture an explicit consent tickbox, route uploads into a private moderation queue with a human reviewer, and record a provenance entry for every published image.

Mirror the exact shipping statements you show customers into Offer.shippingDetails (or product‑level shipping in Merchant Center) so machines read the same rules you publish. Use page inspection and Google’s tools to confirm the JSON‑LD matches the visible policy.

Prefer in‑stock, promoted SKUs or exact-title matches by applying small, measured boosts to your existing WooCommerce search. Define signals, test in staging and watch selected queries for real improvements.

Publish a one‑line product lead and a short ‘Short specs’ list at the top of each product page, and emit matching Product + Offer JSON‑LD in the initial HTML so voice agents read consistent facts.

Practical checks and a safe rollout pattern so your store only acts on real WooCommerce deliveries, rejects replays and rotates secrets without downtime.

Author and verify Product → Offer markup so the JSON‑LD price and currency match the visible sale price, express sale periods with date properties, and test the page with Google’s structured‑data tools after cache purges.

Use real radio inputs (styled as colour swatches) or follow the ARIA radio pattern for custom widgets. That keeps keyboard focus, announces the colour name and exposes selection state to assistive tech.

If some product images or feed links still use http:// while your pages are HTTPS, browsers and marketplaces can block them. This guide shows how to find the source, fix it and verify the result.

Help customers find valid discounts while keeping limited or single‑use coupons out of public scraping. Choose a visibility policy, apply technical restrictions in WooCommerce or an extension, then test and monitor redemptions.