Adobe survey finds AI-driven retail traffic doubles ahead of holidays
· Retail & E-commerce
A survey from Adobe found that AI-driven traffic to retail sites has doubled, with consumers using AI engaging with brand offers at higher rates and generating more revenue per visit than non-AI traffic. The trend is seen as a boon for holiday sales.
Why it matters:As AI becomes a major discovery and shopping channel, retailers must adapt their marketing and site experiences, or risk losing high-intent, higher-spending customers to competitors.
Key points
- AI traffic to retail sites has doubled, according to Adobe.
- AI users engage with offers at a higher rate than other shoppers.
- Revenue per visit is higher for AI-driven traffic.
Sources (original reporting)
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