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CommerceIQCommerceIQ buying intent
15 tracked signals — top 9 topics below — Engineering and Marketing are carrying most of it.
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Who to contact at CommerceIQ
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Top accounts researching CommerceIQ
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Walmart just bet on open. Amazon bet on closed. Two retailers, two opposing bets on agentic commerce infrastructure. One common problem for every CPG leader. The data under the headlines: Morgan Stanley's AlphaWise survey puts LLM adoption at nearly 50 percent in the US, with AI agents already intermediating 10 to 20 percent of ecommerce transactions. McKinsey projects agentic commerce becomes a $3 to $5 trillion global channel by 2030. IBM Institute for Business Value: 45 percent of consumers already use AI for at least part of their buying journey. The strategic split that matters more than the numbers: In January, Walmart plugged its full assortment into Google's Unified Commerce Protocol. A shopper tells Gemini what they need. The agent pulls Walmart SKUs, checks availability, and closes the transaction. Walmart.com is never opened. Amazon chose the opposite path. Rufus, Buy for Me, and billable Sponsored Prompts are a proprietary agent stack that keeps every interaction inside Amazon's walls. Your SKU now has to be discoverable by two different agent architectures, through interfaces you don't control, under rules that shift every quarter. Three questions for ecommerce leaders at brands this week: 1. Have you audited how your top 50 SKUs show up in a Gemini-initiated Walmart search versus a Rufus-initiated Amazon search? Different agents. Different answers. Same category. 2. Is your PIM producing structured, agent-readable attributes, or content still tuned for an SEO era that is ending? 3. When 20 percent of your transactions are agent-mediated, who on your team owns that channel today? The brands that win the next three years will not be the ones with the most retail media budget. They will be the ones whose product data is legible to every agent that matters. Open and closed. Walmart and Amazon. And the next three that haven't launched yet. If you are a VP of Ecommerce at a CPG brand this morning, what is the first thing you stop doing so your team has the capacity to own agent discoverability? #AgenticCommerce #AIinCPG #Ecommerce #RetailMedia #CPG