Sep 16, 2026 · 35 min · 11 segments
In this episode of the Disambiguation podcast, host Michael Fauscette talks with Krisztian Kiraly, International Partnership Manager at OptiMonk, about why the future of e-commerce is AI-powered…
Krisztian KiralyGuest
Michael FauscetteHostI mean, when a visitor comes to an e-commerce site, you know, AI can start picking up behavioral signals immediately.
But what are those signals look, look at, and, and how quickly can you get a picture of intent? How does it decide what to do with that information? Mm-hmm.

I think we should start with the basics because, um, based on my experience, actually I am in a very lucky situation because I have almost every day, um- Scheduled calls, online meetings with e-commerce store owners-

And what I see as a usual problem, that all the traffic is nowadays AI-driven.

Just think about the different algorithms, and everything is automated in your meta ads, in your Google ads, PMax campaigns, and so on.

But the traffic, the visitors are arriving on a general static site with usually a general message.

So everything, all the efforts, what you put into your ads, is actually lost.

Because the site is usually, in the most cases, as I have mentioned before, just a general static site.

And we know exactly that personalization is now more important than ever before.

Just another statistics, I have read it in a case study that nowadays usually 67% of your visitors are expecting a-

And exactly, this is actually the next step, what you have to make, the next level.

If you have to start to personalize your landing pages, your product pages, for example, based on the visitor's behavior.

And nowadays, it's again, very easy to use all this first-party data that based, for example, uh, on the visitor's behavior on this browser history.

For example, what kind of sites have they visited so far, what kind of products-
I mean, when a visitor comes to an e-commerce site, you know, AI can start picking up behavioral signals immediately.
But what are those signals look, look at, and, and how quickly can you get a picture of intent? How does it decide what to do with that information? Mm-hmm.

I think we should start with the basics because, um, based on my experience, actually I am in a very lucky situation because I have almost every day, um- Scheduled calls, online meetings with e-commerce store owners-

And what I see as a usual problem, that all the traffic is nowadays AI-driven.

Just think about the different algorithms, and everything is automated in your meta ads, in your Google ads, PMax campaigns, and so on.

But the traffic, the visitors are arriving on a general static site with usually a general message.

So everything, all the efforts, what you put into your ads, is actually lost.

Because the site is usually, in the most cases, as I have mentioned before, just a general static site.

And we know exactly that personalization is now more important than ever before.

Just another statistics, I have read it in a case study that nowadays usually 67% of your visitors are expecting a-

And exactly, this is actually the next step, what you have to make, the next level.

If you have to start to personalize your landing pages, your product pages, for example, based on the visitor's behavior.

And nowadays, it's again, very easy to use all this first-party data that based, for example, uh, on the visitor's behavior on this browser history.

For example, what kind of sites have they visited so far, what kind of products-
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