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โAd options are ever increasing. This has continued non-stop. The most interesting stat is that customers are 60% more likely to convert if coming through Rufus. That is worth optimizing for. Every other shiny tool that comes out requires small investment and close monitoring compared to regular PPC.โย ~Clayton Atchison
2. Rufus Users Surge 149% and Are 60% More Likely to Buy
โAmazon is throwing around some massive adoption numbers for Rufus, but Iโd love to see retention stats on features like โBuy for Meโ versus simple search queries. I think thereโs a big behavioral gap between asking a bot for a summarized review and letting it execute a transaction. Weโre entering the โtrust fallโ phase of AI commerce. Iโm skeptical that shoppers are really ready to let go of the final buying decision just yet. Iโm also very curious to see if Rufus drives actual net-new volume or just shifts existing spend.โย ~Nikko Patten
3. Conversion Path Reporting launches worldwide
โUnderstanding conversion paths helps advertisers focus time and ad spend on what works. This kind of split testing used to be slow and messy, but Conversion Path seems to provide the visibility that speeds the process. Bringing it global lets more sellers optimize across all channels efficiently.โ ~Chelsea Cohen
โThis is a chance to experiment with high-impact video and storytelling at the very top of the funnel and capture learnings you can roll into Sponsored Brands, DSP, and off-Amazon campaigns. Set aside test budgets, define success KPIs (brand search, product detail page views, Subscribe & Save adds), and make sure your operations and inventory can handle the spike when your brand owns the first screen shoppers see.โ ~Shelby Owens
5. Challenge deactivations with new Seller Challenge feature
โTreat these as a scarce resource – reserve challenges for high-revenue or strategically critical ASINs, and build a quick triage process so you know exactly when to pull this lever. Use this to upgrade your โappeal kitsโ (invoices, compliance certs, image proofs) and capture patterns in what goes wrong, so every challenge also drives a fix in the long run.โ ~Mak Bidikar