The news: Consumers vet product information and brand claims with AI to avoid buyer's remorse and report being swayed by its cautions or advice.
Brand name and loyalty are no longer enough in an AI-driven shopping environment.
What it means: Consumers are treating AI like a brand gatekeeper. This raises stakes for brands—if product pages, reviews, and third-party information are incomplete, inconsistent, or negative, AI may steer shoppers elsewhere or fail to include a brand in consideration at all.
As more internet users turn to genAI for shopping—we expect more than one-third of them will use AI for that purpose by 2030—brands need to optimize for how AI models interpret and summarize their products. Growth in AI-driven shopping experiences mandates the availability of trustworthy, structured, and comprehensive online information on products and brand identity.
Recommendations for brands: Brands need to diversify how they build trust and develop a strong network of first- and third-party information about products across the web.
You've read 0 of 2 free articles this month.
685 Third Avenue21st FloorNew York, NY 100171-800-405-0844
1-800-405-0844[email protected]