How AI assistants choose products
A session for the team on how AI assistants research and recommend products in their category, with live examples of what the engines say about their products today and where the team can make a difference.
I've spent 25 years in ecommerce, from building an agency to running my own brands. Today I mentor founders and help teams at larger organisations understand ecommerce and AI through talks, webinars and training.

Founder of Pod1, which became BORN · Two exits · Former Global CDO at Geometry, WPP · Running HIRO and OTO today


































When you're running a business, it helps to have someone outside it who understands the decisions you're making. We meet regularly and work through what needs attention, from cash and stock to growth, fundraising and the team.
How mentoring works →I deliver talks, webinars and practical training built around your audience and category. I bring examples from the businesses I run, alongside my experience working with global brands.
Explore talks and training →A session for the team on how AI assistants research and recommend products in their category, with live examples of what the engines say about their products today and where the team can make a difference.
A session for the ecommerce and marketing team. We asked four AI engines the questions their customers ask, compared the answers, then worked through what the team can influence: content, ratings and the sources the engines trust.
Regular sessions with a founder on an investor deck, a stock plan and new sales channels.
A one-hour webinar for the global ecommerce team on where ecommerce is heading, what good looks like now and the move to AI and agentic checkouts, with live Q&A.
Fadi is quite an inspiration to fellow entrepreneurs who meet him. He is cool, calm and collected. Not one to be underestimated.
The content was absolutely spot on, seriously cutting edge on AI and agentic checkouts. High energy, super interactive, and exactly what we needed. Couldn't have asked for more.
From recommendations on LinkedIn.
I still run businesses, so I write about what's happening in them: what's working with AI, and the things that went wrong.

AI assistants are already shortlisting products for your customers. A short note on what that means for brands.
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What I heard, who I met and what I'm changing in my own business after a day at London's ecommerce conference.
Read the notes →Every other week, one useful thing on ecommerce and AI: a shortcut that's working, what I'm seeing in the market, or Field Notes from an event. Free, and nothing I haven't tried myself.
Tell me where you are and what's on your mind. Book a call, or email me if that's easier.