Guru Hariharan writes about retail media, e-commerce, and AI for consumer packaged goods brands, with a focus on product data, advertising returns, and the risks of deploying AI.
Roger Dunn writes The AI Commerce Brief on LinkedIn and analyzes how AI is changing retail, agentic shopping and retail media. Dunn also says Thrad is building ways for brands to appear in AI shopping answers and for retailers to earn revenue from conversational commerce.
Tamas Kadar writes about fraud prevention and risk strategy at SEON, including how companies can detect coordinated fraud and manage risks from AI shopping agents.
Richard Crone analyzes how AI agents could change shopping, payments and banking. His work focuses on secure agent authorization, payment verification and attributing sales to AI recommendations.
Melissa Burdick explains retail media and ecommerce, including Amazon advertising and how brands can make product information easier for AI shopping assistants to understand.
Andri Sadlak is the founder of ARTAN AI, where the work focuses on helping e-commerce brands understand and improve how AI tools discover and recommend their products. Sadlak also examines whether creator content contributes to AI product discovery and sales over time.
Sharon Gai speaks and writes about ecommerce, retail technology, and how AI is changing product discovery and online shopping. Their posts discuss agentic commerce and AI-powered payments, and show them speaking at industry events.
Juozas Kaziukėnas writes about ecommerce, online marketplaces, and how AI shopping agents may change the way people find and buy products.
Rob Stanley writes about ecommerce strategy, LinkedIn marketing, and how brands can use AI in commerce while managing risks such as pricing fairness and fraud.
Michael Bervell co-founded TestParty, which uses AI to find and fix website accessibility problems in source code. LinkedIn posts by Bervell explain accessibility risks for ecommerce stores and how those fixes relate to shoppers and AI shopping agents.
Anand Chhatpar writes about Amazon advertising and retail media, including how brands can assess marketplace profitability, Amazon DSP, and AI-driven shopping.
Ilja Torski writes about mobile app growth, especially CRM and lifecycle messaging, user retention, push notifications, and measuring campaign impact.
Amit Bachbut writes about ecommerce marketing, with a focus on how AI is changing product discovery, visibility, and checkout. Bachbut's posts explain practical implications for online stores, including Shopify settings and measurement trade-offs.
Adam Clay writes about agentic commerce and how ecommerce brands can make product information easier for AI platforms to find and use. His posts discuss retail product data, search tools, and changes in AI shopping, often sharing analysis from Retailgentic and Scot Wingo.
Manlio Carrelli shares analysis of AI companies, enterprise technology, and market shifts, including how businesses can use predictive intelligence to identify potential customers, partners, and acquisition targets.
Mayank Sharma shares perspectives on supply chain and business operations, including how AI, global business services and more resilient supply chains can help companies adapt.
Sachit Sharma writes about DTC ecommerce marketing, including improving Meta ad performance through creative testing and using AI to help brands understand and convert customer demand.
Andriy Boychuk writes about email and retention marketing for direct-to-consumer brands, with a focus on building customer relationships through owned channels and adapting to AI-driven shopping.
Abhijeet Mishra writes about B2B commerce and retail technology, including digital portals for food and beverage distributors, ecommerce search, fulfillment, and AI in commerce.
Andre de Freitas works on Shopify ecommerce projects at THAILS, a Shopify Plus agency. De Freitas's posts describe platform migrations, subscription systems, storefronts, and automation for ecommerce brands.
Abhishek Ojha is building Fegmo, a platform that uses AI agents to turn product data and media into structured, channel-ready commerce content for retailers and brands.
Martin Kilp shares LinkedIn commentary on ecommerce and digital advertising, especially Snapchat campaigns, incrementality measurement, and emerging agentic commerce.
Dan Shering focuses on ecommerce and the digital shelf for consumer packaged goods brands, writing about product content, AI-driven shopping and ways to improve ecommerce operations.
Aashiesh Chopra writes about banking strategy, financial infrastructure, and how AI agents could change the way organizations manage work and financial services.
Reeto M. writes about ecommerce performance marketing and measurement. Reeto says they founded Angler AI and focuses on improving advertising signals, including predictive Conversion API (CAPI), new-customer acquisition measurement, incrementality testing, and value-based bidding that accounts for returns.
Nick Handley works on digital marketing strategy, measurement and AI, with a focus on performance and ecommerce. Handley also co-hosts Prompted, a podcast about making AI more accessible.
Nauman Khalid works on performance marketing and ecommerce growth for D2C brands. The posts cover lead quality, pricing, website performance, and the operational work behind profitable advertising and AI-driven product discovery.
Amelia Van Camp writes about how retailers can prepare their product catalogs and commerce systems for AI shopping agents. The posts also cover Mirakl’s agentic-commerce products and research, including work with Merkle.
Christian von Hammel-Bonten writes about payments and e-commerce, with a focus on the practical challenges of agentic commerce and instant payments.
Jack Turner is a fractional ecommerce operator and consultant who helps fashion and streetwear brands improve digital trading, conversion, and agency performance. Turner says the work includes diagnosing ecommerce operations, setting a rolling strategy, and managing agencies and trading decisions.
Joey Glyshaw shares practical guidance on using AI, integrations, and custom software to improve Amazon and ecommerce operations, including inventory forecasting, order fulfillment, and post-purchase support.
Haider Ali shares practical guidance on Amazon marketplace research, seller growth, and ecommerce tools. Their posts cover competitor and listing analysis, Amazon growth case studies, and AI-assisted research.
Matthew Vignieri writes about paid media and advertising technology, with a focus on how teams can prepare their data, systems, governance, and workflows for agentic AI.
Vinod Kumar writes about how AI is changing ecommerce discovery and merchandising. Kumar's work includes auditing how AI tools surface brands and examining how shopper agents should guide product discovery.
Felix Tseitlin writes about AI-driven shopping and agentic commerce. Their posts describe building a commerce platform at Rezolve AI, where AI agents help people find and buy products.
Chris Hill writes about applying AI to go-to-market and revenue operations, with a focus on agentic systems, business workflows, governance, and the cost of getting reliable outcomes.
Tamir Eden works on agentic commerce: preparing ecommerce product catalogs and data for AI shopping agents. Posts describe building AgentIQ at 40rty and studying how product information affects agent-driven shopping.
Kirsten Schlau is a Stitch Client Partner who works with enterprise marketing teams on customer engagement, CRM, and the use of customer data to create more personalized experiences.
Greg Zakowicz writes and speaks about ecommerce marketing, including post-purchase email and retail trends such as agentic commerce.
Rob Miller shares practical advice for online retailers on improving product pages and catalogs for AI-driven shopping, including how to prioritize product-page fixes and decide which products are worth maintaining.
Pratyush Saxena writes about AI, e-commerce, and marketplace integrations. In Saxena's posts, they present Plumbed’s work building and maintaining integrations between business systems such as ERP, CRM, marketplaces, and logistics platforms.
Joe Pizarro works on product data and AI-powered commerce. Their posts describe building FeedZip.ai to help brands validate product data for agentic commerce, and developing Kato to assess supplement products using formulation, evidence, and safety context.
Matt Sandham works on ecommerce growth and Shopify store strategy with bspoq, an ecommerce and marketing agency. His posts discuss improving store performance through traffic, conversion, average order value and repeat purchases, as well as evaluating new commerce channels.
Tom Shivers works on SEO and ecommerce growth, diagnosing problems such as technical issues, mismatched content, and weak conversion paths. Shivers's posts also explain how ecommerce businesses can prepare for AI-led shopping.
Alex Khmurets writes about CPG, retail media, e-commerce, and agentic commerce, and shares practical lessons on product management.
Sylvain Bailly writes about e-commerce technology, including AI shopping assistants, retail media, and ways to help shoppers make confident purchases. In a LinkedIn post, Bailly says they work at iAdvize, which builds AI shopping assistants for retailers and brands.
Liam J.E Gerada writes about ecommerce payments and how online stores can serve software agents that shop for people. His posts cover payment costs, subscription billing and checkout systems, and describe Krepling Pay as work on payments infrastructure for ecommerce.
Paul Fredrich works on subscription-commerce products at Ordergroove, with a focus on headless customer experiences, subscriber retention, and enterprise platform migrations.
Mey Nenadic writes about e-commerce, customer experience, and practical uses of AI. Their posts show how customer reviews can reveal business problems and how AI tools may help shoppers find products and commerce teams analyze data.
Max Sinclair works with Azoma on helping consumer brands improve product data and visibility in AI shopping tools such as Walmart Sparky, ChatGPT, and Google Shopping. Sinclair also shares industry analysis and speaks at ecommerce events.
Trenton Drury works at Algolia and writes about ecommerce search and product discovery. Drury's LinkedIn posts explain how AI, useful product information, and thoughtful interface design can help shoppers find products and businesses improve their digital shopping experiences.
Gala Pustova is CEO and co-founder of Catomize, where Pustova works on real-time e-commerce data infrastructure and its role in storefront performance and agentic commerce.
Manuel Acevedo shares practical commentary on AI, e-commerce, and sales automation for businesses in Peru and Latin America. Through Collective Intelligence, Acevedo helps commercial teams assess and design AI-enabled workflows.
Roger Williams hosts the Loyalty Leaders Podcast, where he interviews loyalty and CRM professionals about customer retention, loyalty program design, and changes in travel and retail.
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