E-commerce
Your shoppers ask AI what to buy.
It names two or three products.There is no page two.
How It Works
How AI search worksfor online stores.
Engines do not browse your store. They read your product data — and recommend the products they can actually understand.
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They describe a need
Not a product name — a constraint. No fillers, wide toe box, under $800.
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The engine compares
Attributes across every product whose data it can actually read.
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It names two or three
With a reason. There is no page two to scroll.
- 4
They buy
Often the same session. The checkout is the close.
- 1
They describe a need
Not a product name — a constraint. No fillers, wide toe box, under $800.
- 2
The engine compares
Attributes across every product whose data it can actually read.
- 3
It names two or three
With a reason. There is no page two to scroll.
- 4
They buy
Often the same session. The checkout is the close.
Your product data is the input
AI engines don't browse. They read structured product data — titles, attributes, materials, sizing, ingredients — from site markup, merchant feeds, and third-party listings. Complete, machine-readable data is what an engine can name.
The query is a comparison, not a search
People ask for a fit, not a category — magnesium without fillers, shoes for flat feet. The engine compares attributes. What's not in it, who it's for, what it solves decides who gets named.
Reviews and third-party sources are the trust layer
An engine won't recommend on your own claims. It weighs independent sources — review platforms, editorial roundups, comparison sites, retail listings. That coverage turns a product they can read into one they'll vouch for.
The citation is the shelf
Search gave you a page of ten links. AI returns two or three products with a reason. There is no page two. You're in the answer or you don't exist — no list to scroll past you on.
What's Different
Nobody closes the sale.The system does.
There is no salesperson between the product page and the purchase — which means when we build that path, we own more of it.
In most of the businesses we work with, our job ends at the handoff. We put a qualified lead or a booked appointment in front of a team, and that team closes it.
E-commerce has no handoff. There is no salesperson between the product page and the purchase — the path from an AI recommendation to a completed order runs entirely through systems. When we build and operate that path, we own more of it.
So we hold ourselves to the number that actually matters here: tracked orders and the return on what you spent to earn them. Not sessions, not add-to-carts, not a lift we can't connect to revenue.
The Playbook
Three services.One path to the order.
AI Visibility
Get your products named
Product schema and feed data built for engines to read. Coverage across the review platforms, roundups, and retail sources they pull from. A tracked query universe for the comparisons your shoppers actually make, so you can see which ones name you and which name a competitor.
Learn more →Paid Media
Capture the demand still clicking
Shopping, Search, Meta, and retargeting run as one operation, optimized to tracked orders and blended return — not to clicks or add-to-carts. Every dollar traced to the revenue it produced, at the product and campaign level.
Learn more →Conversion
Close the path you already paid for
Cart recovery, browse abandonment, post-purchase sequences, and subscription conversion running automatically. Product pages built to answer the question that brought the shopper there. The traffic you earned stops leaking on its way to checkout.
Learn more →Two Ways In