Algolia, the world’s only end-to-end AI Search and Discovery platform, unveiled its annual B2B Ecommerce Site Search Trends Report, powered by insights from leading data analytics and advisory firm Escalent.
According to Escalent’s research, AI’s ability to analyze vast amounts of data and deliver insights that shape customer experiences is unparalleled. With longer sales cycles, special terms, and larger orders, B2B companies recognize the importance that AI-powered search and discovery plays in driving growth and enhancing the customer journey.
Michelle Adams, President of Field Operations, Algolia, remarked: “Amid economic uncertainties, the B2B ecommerce sector is harnessing the power of AI search and discovery to elevate customer experience and drive business growth. Our findings show that 67% of respondents are not only excited about AI technology, but also believe we’ve passed the hype stage. AI search has now become a foundational requirement for any B2B ecommerce strategy.”
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Key findings from the 2025 B2B Ecommerce Site Search Trends Report include:
Focus shifts from sales growth to customer-centric experiences
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B2Bs eCommerce leaders recognize AI’s importance, despite varied levels of adoption
AI search: critical to boosting ecommerce experience
Erin Smith, vice president, global head of technology operations at Escalent, noted: “The latest B2B Ecommerce Site Search Trends Report highlights a shift towards AI technology. Respondents are seeking solutions that address specific business challenges and deliver tangible results, reflecting a more strategic and intentional approach to AI implementation.”
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