Foundit!

Be found everywhere customers look, including where they’re starting to ask

Customers don’t just search anymore. They ask. Google, yes, but also AI assistants, answer engines, and agents that shop on their behalf. FoundIt! builds the intent-led architecture that wins organic search today and gets your products surfaced, cited, and recommended across the AI-driven surfaces customers are moving to next. One intelligence layer, every channel, on-site and off.

  • B&Q
  • CPC
  • Fenwick
  • John Lewis & Partners
  • Ironmongery Direct
  • M&S
  • Michael Kors
  • Net-a-Porter
  • Neiman Marcus
  • Brico Depot
  • B&Q
  • CPC
  • Fenwick
  • John Lewis & Partners
  • Ironmongery Direct
  • M&S
  • Michael Kors
  • Net-a-Porter
  • Neiman Marcus
  • Brico Depot

The Problem

Search is splitting in two, and most catalogs are ready for neither

For years, SEO was an information-architecture problem: organize your categories around the keywords customers type into Google, and you rank. Most retailers still treat it that way, writing content first and dropping links in afterward, hoping the structure holds.

But two things have changed. First, the architecture itself is usually built around how the catalog is organized, not around the intent customers actually express, so it’s optimized for the wrong map. Second, and more importantly, a growing share of customers no longer scroll a page of blue links at all. They ask a question and accept an answer from an AI assistant, an answer engine, or, increasingly, an agent acting for them. If your product data isn’t structured for those systems to read, retrieve, and trust, you’re invisible exactly where discovery is heading.

Winning one of these without the other is no longer enough.

Capability blocks

Search visibility built around customer intent

Four connected capabilities create the architecture, data, and connections that help customers and AI systems discover your products.

  • 1

    Build a picture of intent for every page

    FoundIt! plugs into your core data to identify what customers are actually searching for across every touchpoint, then designs your information architecture around those real search terms and topics, not around how your catalog happens to be organized.

  • 2

    Expand your relevant page space

    Grow your taxonomies and attributes to cover all the features, occasions, and aspects customers genuinely search for, so you have a relevant, indexable page for far more of the intent in your category.

  • 3

    Seed context and link equity, automatically

    Dynamically cross-link your pages upstream, downstream, and across your site, focusing context and page equity to and from everywhere that matters. Data leads, copy follows: the links that deserve to exist are generated first, from real customer intent, then the content is written around them.

  • 4

    Automate over 90% of the work

    Automate and maintain the vast bulk of architectural optimization, the roughly 90% that’s mechanical, so your team spends its time refining at the page and keyword level where human judgement actually pays off.

AEO / Agentic

The next search box isn’t a box. It’s an agent.

Search engine optimization helps you get found by people scrolling through search results. Answer Engine Optimization gets you found, and chosen, by the AI systems people now ask instead. When a customer asks an assistant for “comfortable platform sandals I can wear to a summer wedding” or sends an agent off to find and compare options, the retailer that wins isn’t the one with the best blue link. It’s the one whose product data the machine can actually understand, retrieve, and recommend with confidence.

That depends on structure most catalogs simply don’t have yet:

  • Answer-ready product data

    Your products need to carry the questions and answers customers ask before they buy: is it true to size, is it comfortable for long wear, what occasion is it for, expressed as structured, machine-readable attributes, not buried in marketing prose.

  • Conversational and agentic attributes

    Beyond standard feed fields, FoundIt! enriches your catalog with the substitutes, alternatives, and contextual attributes that agentic systems use to reason: if this is out of stock or not quite right, what’s the best alternative, and why.

  • Trust through consistency

    Answer engines reward catalogs that say the same thing, coherently, everywhere. Because FoundIt!’s enrichment and architecture run from a single intent layer, your products present consistently across your site, your feeds, and every answer surface, the coherence these systems are built to trust. The retailers preparing their data for this now will be the default answers when the rest are still optimizing for a results page customers have stopped reading.

Proof in the real world

Built for today’s search and tomorrow’s discovery

The same intent-led architecture improves organic visibility today while preparing your catalogue for AI-powered discovery tomorrow.

John Lewis & Partners

8.6% lift in organic PLP traffic, validated independently

Working with SearchPilot, the scientific SEO testing platform also used by M&S and B&Q, John Lewis ran a controlled A/B test of FoundIt!’s intent-led interlinking on Product Listing Pages. The result: an 8.6% lift in organic PLP traffic, with an estimated annualised revenue impact in the eight figures.

“FoundIt!’s intent-led interlinking solution has incredible foundations, and the numbers speak for themselves.”

Christine UllmannHead of SEO & Organic Growth, John Lewis Partnership

Be found wherever customers search

Win the search you know, and the one that’s coming

Organic rankings today. Answer engines and agents tomorrow. Both run on the same thing: product data structured around real customer intent. We’ll show you where your catalog stands, on both.