Retailers tap AI shopping traffic but fight to keep customer data
Retailers say AI chatbots are sending more shoppers their way, with Juniper Research projecting $8 billion in spending this year, but they want purchases on their own sites.
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Retailers tap AI shopping traffic but fight to keep customer data
As shoppers increasingly turn to ChatGPT and Google's Gemini for product recommendations, retailers are racing to appear in chatbot results while resisting efforts to cede customer data.
As consumers increasingly resort to ChatGPT and Google's Gemini to obtain product recommendations, retailers run to appear on the results of the "chatbots" while resisting giving up customer data, which sustains online sales. Increased traffic from artificial intelligence platforms led retailers such as Walmart, Ulta Beauty and Wayfair to update their websites so that their products appear well positioned in the searches carried out by "chatbots…
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AI Shopping Traffic Raises Retail Customer Data Concerns
AI shopping sends valuable traffic to retailers, but brands want customers to complete purchases on their own sites and retain the resulting customer data. The post AI Drives More Retail Sales but Creates a Customer-Ownership Problem appeared first on TechRepublic.
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