We asked Amazon's AI shopping assistant the same 50 questions every hour for 11 days and recorded who it recommended. The results explain why some brands are far more visible on Alexa for Shopping (formerly Rufus) than their...
Rapid grocery delivery has become a permanent part of UK retail. Grocers treat it as a growth channel, and apps like Deliveroo and Uber Eats carry a rising share of grocery orders. For brands, though, one problem remains:...
A new grocery product does not get long to prove itself. Between the listing going live and the next range review sits a fixed window. How fast the product sells in that window decides whether it stays, and products that...
Behind most Home & DIY purchases sits a project, and behind the project sits a list: the tiles, the adhesive, the grout, the trim, the tool that makes the rest usable. Every brand in the category knows this. Almost no...
The real shift in AI shopping is not that people use chatbots to research products. It's that retailers are building AI assistants inside their own shops, deciding what those assistants can see, and keeping rival AI out. For...
You are not selling bottles. You are selling occasions, gifts and moments worth marking. Yet on the digital shelf, a premium spirit and a value own-label sit side by side in the same search results, judged by the same...
The e-commerce industry has a habit of chasing the next thing. Over the past few years, the focus has shifted from getting the digital shelf basics right, to retail media, to AI and agentic search. Each wave brings a rush of...
The UK's £1.3 billion online alcohol market presents significant opportunities for brands willing to master its unique complexities. With the UK ranking as the world's third-largest alcohol ecommerce market after the US and...
Some digital shelf analytics platforms treat your £800 gaming laptop the same as a £3 bottle of shampoo. That approach fails for electronics brands. Your buyers research across four websites before purchasing. They compare...