Optimisation for Rufus and AI search
Rufus, Amazon’s AI assistant, answers customer questions and recommends products. ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity do the same. We check how they rank you, optimise your catalogue and content and, where needed, sponsor the product to bring the customer to buy on Amazon.

What changes with Rufus
Customers ask “which is best for a 3-year-old?” instead of typing “kids cream”. AI answers by reading attributes, content, questions and reviews.
Complete attributes
AI uses the structured data in the listing. A missing attribute is a question your product doesn’t answer.
Content that answers
Titles, bullets and A+ written to answer real customer questions, not just to hold keywords.
Reviews and questions
We analyse what customers say to understand what AI reports about your product.
How AI ranks you
We ask AI assistants the typical questions in your category and record whether your product appears, in what position, and who gets recommended instead of you.
Here are three popular options, chosen based on ingredients, reviews and price:
Optimisation for Rufus and AI search
We start from the questions customers actually ask in your category and check how AI answers them. Then we fix the listing.
- Map of customer questions by category
- Regular tests of answers from Rufus, ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity
- Completing catalogue attributes
- Rewriting titles, bullets and A+ in a question and answer format
- Review analysis and action on weak points
ChatGPT Ads and ads in answers
Since August 2026 ChatGPT also shows ads in Italy and the rest of Europe, separate from the answer and labelled as sponsored. We prepare the product catalogue and run the campaigns to bring people asking AI for advice straight to the Amazon listing or the brand’s shop.
- Product catalogue for ChatGPT ads
- Campaigns on your category’s questions
- Destination: Amazon listing or brand shop
- Tracking clicks, sales and cost per sale
Let’s talk about your project
The first call is free: a 30-minute working session with a senior, not a pitch.