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Where the agent journey broke first

These are real public-surface audits with the brand names removed. The numbers and gap counts are unchanged; no purchase outcomes are invented.

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Abstract 3D chart of agentic commerce readiness findings
3.3%
Median citation share at audit
Before any remediation
34
Average gaps per full report
Across the three audits
6
Fixes in the first sprint
Tier 0 items only
6
Engines checked
Every run, every brand

Readiness case files

Three audits, three different agent barriers

Home & furniture

National furniture retailer

Strong traditional rankings, near-invisible in AI answers. Eighteen of twenty buying questions were answerable from their own site — just not in extractable form.

Before
3.1%
Opportunity
18 of 20
Gaps
41

Building materials

National tile retailer

An enormous catalog with specifications rendered as images. Assistants could name the brand but not a single product line without prompting.

Before
4.6%
Opportunity
12 of 15
Gaps
37

Amazon storefront

DTC appliance brand

The marketplace listing outperformed the brand site in citations. Cleaning up the listing first, then reclaiming comparison queries, was the sequence.

Before
2.2%
Opportunity
9 of 12
Gaps
24

Before = citation share at the audit date. Opportunity = buying questions the brand could already answer. Gaps = readiness findings in the full report.

Pattern

What teams make agent-readable first

Across these audits, the earliest readiness fixes looked remarkably similar—and none required a checkout redesign.

FixTierEffort
One-sentence entity statement on the homepageTier 02 hours
Specifications moved from images into HTMLTier 01 sprint
Six single-question answer pagesTier 13 weeks
Structured data reconciled with visible copyTier 11 sprint

Audit read-out

What made the readiness gap clear

We had no idea we were being described instead of cited. Seeing the actual assistant responses was the moment it clicked for the team.

Head of Digital, national furniture retailer

The roadmap was the useful part. Forty findings would have gone nowhere — six ordered ones went into the next sprint.

Ecommerce Director, national tile retailer

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