Teikametrics
Artificial Retail Intelligence Built for Scaling Brands on Amazon, Walmart and TikTok Shop.
Teikametrics is an AI-powered retail marketplace optimization platform that helps brands and agencies drive profitable growth across Amazon, Walmart, and TikTok Shop. Powered by ARI, Teikametrics’ proprietary, patent-pending Generative AI engine, the platform unifies advertising, listing content, inventory planning, and performance analytics into a single operating system to enable faster, smarter
"Prime Day didn't work for me."
We heard that a few times last year — and it's worth unpacking, because last year was also a record sales day for Amazon.
In the new episode of Human in the Loop, Teikametrics analyst William Fleisher makes the case that when Prime Day underdelivers, it's usually a strategy gap, not a demand gap. The biggest culprit? Treating Prime Day as a couple of event days instead of a window.
A few things that stuck with us:
→ The brands winning are doing the work early
— Sponsored Brands, Sponsored Display, and DSP in the lead-in build awareness so lower-funnel ads convert on the day.
→ DSP earns its keep in the lead-out too: retarget shoppers who viewed but didn't buy, at a cheaper cost than peak competition.
→ Success is measured across the full window and across retailers — not in a one-day silo.
Prime Day is next week. If you're still thinking about it as a date on the calendar, this one's worth 16 minutes.
Watch or listen now:
YouTube: https://hubs.ly/Q04lDDd30
Spotify: https://hubs.ly/Q04lCFsM0
Amazon just told sellers their product titles are too long.
Starting July 27, titles drop from the usual 200–250 characters down to 75. The detail you used to cram into your title moves into a new "Item Highlights" field — and it has to be comma-separated, structured data.
That last part matters more than it looks.
Amazon isn't just cleaning up the mobile experience (though it is).
It's building structured data that AI models can actually query when shoppers ask for product recommendations.
Discovery is changing, and your listing is the input.
Here's the part sellers can't ignore: if you don't make the change, Amazon makes it for you. And the auto-generated version usually gets the order and emphasis wrong.
Your title and main image are still the two things that earn the click. Do you really want to hand that over to an algorithm?
On the latest Human in the Loop, Ryan Goldstein breaks down what's changing, why, and how to prepare.
Watch or listen now:
Spotify: https://hubs.ly/Q04lD9nM0
YouTube: https://hubs.ly/Q04lD5sL0
06/16/2026
🚨 TOMORROW 🚨
Our newest webinar goes live:
The Compounding Catalog: Optimize Listings for Better Rank, Ad Efficiency, and Alexa for Shopping
Join us at 3pm, June 17 to learn:
✅ Why organic, paid, and AI-mediated discovery all hinge on the same product content.
✅ How incomplete attributes quietly cap the queries your products can rank for.
✅ Why a weak detail page inflates ACOS and wastes ad spend you've already committed.
✅ What the Alexa Readiness Score measures, and what AI shopping assistants (Alexa fro Shopping) actually reward.
✅ How to find and fix content gaps across a whole catalog with ARI Catalog, not listing by listing.
And so much more
Register now to claim your spot for tomorrow: https://hubs.ly/Q04k9dLq0
06/15/2026
TikTok is creating demand for your brand. The problem is, most brands can't see where that demand actually lands.
It rarely lands where you'd expect. TikTok isn't a clean, last-click channel like Amazon — it builds demand earlier in the journey, and that demand often converts somewhere else entirely. For a lot of brands, that "somewhere else" is Amazon, where it's invisible in TikTok reporting.
But here's the thing: even if you're already investing in TikTok and seeing signals, you're probably stuck trying to explain it to finance in a framework that was built for last-click attribution.
That gap has a name: the TikTok Halo effect.
We're breaking it down live on July 9 — what the Halo effect is, why it's so hard to measure, and how to start proving what TikTok is really doing for your business.
July 9 · 12:00 PM ET · Free to attend
Save your seat → https://hubs.ly/Q04lqCD50
06/12/2026
Three SKUs were quietly dragging on the catalog. Then they were segmented out — and grew 160%, 216%, and 414%.
A wholesale auto parts brand had three child ASINs (larger pack sizes) that couldn't gain traction. Lost in broader campaigns, they had no visibility, no clicks, no momentum.
Using ARI Ads, each underperforming ASIN got its own SMART campaign — Auto and Manual, set to the "Grow" objective — to push impressions and search placement at the individual product level.
The result, all within ACOS and TACOS targets:
→ ASIN 1: +216% top-line sales
→ ASIN 2: +414% top-line sales
→ ASIN 3: +160% top-line sales
The takeaway: underperforming SKUs rarely need a bigger budget. They need their own lane. Catch-all campaigns hide them. Segmentation lets them compete.
📖 Read the full case study: https://hubs.ly/Q04dX5Xb0
🔍 Wondering which of your SKUs are sitting on untapped growth? Grab a free Opportunity Assessment with our team: https://hubs.ly/Q04dW_Vy0
Everyone argues about whether Amazon or Walmart wins e-commerce. We think that's the wrong question.
Another question you could ask...
Who can take a third-party seller from "marketplace listing" to "product on the physical shelf"?
Right now, only one company in the U.S. can credibly do both — and it isn't Amazon.
On the latest Human in the Loop, Alasdair and Cameron dig into why Walmart's moat might end up being untouchable. The numbers are already moving: 26% e-commerce growth, nearly 50% on marketplace, and 44% Walmart Connect growth excluding Vizio.
That ad growth is the tell — it means the shopper mix is changing, the same way it quietly changed for Amazon 15 years ago when it mostly sold books.
But the watershed moment hasn't happened yet. Walmart is still in the early innings of getting clean, legitimate selection onto marketplace. Nail that, then connect winners to physical retail, and the game changes entirely.
The takeaway for brands: the bridge between online and the shelf is still being built. Getting on Walmart now is planting a seed for when it is.
Full episode is live.
YouTube: https://hubs.ly/Q04jMjyb0
Spotify: https://hubs.ly/Q04jMJFp0
06/09/2026
Your ACOS problem might not be a bidding problem.
You pay for the click. Your content converts it. So when the detail page behind an ASIN is thin or misaligned with the keywords you bid on:
→ Conversions stall while spend keeps flowing
→ Cost per acquisition climbs across every campaign on that ASIN
→ You scale budget on a page that was leaking the whole time
And that's just the paid surface. The same weak content caps the organic queries you can rank for — and leaves you invisible to the AI assistants starting to shape discovery.
The fix is shared. One content upgrade improves the return on every dollar already running behind the listing — and lifts organic and AI visibility at the same time.
That's the webinar. June 17, with Alasdair McLean-Foreman and Ryan Goldstein.
June 17 · 3:00 PM ET · Live Q&A
Register → https://hubs.ly/Q04k8rZ00
06/05/2026
Here's the mistake most Walmart sellers make:
They optimize listings and ads in silos.
Then they wonder why ads won't scale. Why conversion rates plateau. Why inventory sits.
The truth?
Listings and ads aren't separate problems. They're one system.
High-quality listings fuel ads. Ads amplify listings. When these two work together, that's when real growth happens.
On June 24th at 12pm ET, join Teikametrics and Walmart Connect to see how leading sellers think about this differently—and how our new Artificial Retail Intelligence (ARI) layer connects catalog optimization, advertising, and inventory insights into one continuously optimized performance loop.
If you're selling on Walmart Marketplace, this one's worth your time.
🔗 Register here: https://hubs.ly/Q04jzH0x0
Speakers: Daryk Pengelly, SVP of Strategy & Business Development, Teikametrics
Zachary Hekker, Senior Partner Technology Partnerships, Walmart Connect
06/04/2026
Right now, most brands run content optimization as three separate jobs.
One team for organic rank, another for ad efficiency, and one (if any) for AI shopping assistants.
Here's the thing: all three read the same product detail page.
📍 In our newest webinar on Wednesday, June 17 at 3:00 PM ET, we’re showing you how to optimize your listings to improve organic rank, ad efficiency, and AI discovery with ARI Catalog.
Join CEO & Founder Alasdair McLean-Foreman and Senior Product Manager Ryan Goldstein, to learn:
✅ Why organic, paid, and AI discovery all hinge on the same content
✅ How incomplete attributes cap the queries you can rank for
✅ Why a weak detail page is what's really inflating your ACOS
✅ What the Alexa Readiness Score measures — and what AI assistants reward
✅ How ARI Catalog finds and fixes content gaps across your whole catalog
Register now → https://hubs.ly/Q04k0rqf0
The more AI fills the information landscape, the more operators want to be in the same room as people they trust.
That's the insight at the center of our newest HITL episode — "The IRL Advantage: Why Brand Operators Are Craving In-Person in an AI World."
Alasdair McLean-Foreman and Cameron Yoder unpack:
📍 Why in-person demand is spiking because of AI, not in spite of it
📍 What Teikametrics saw at TikTok's global Partner Awards in NYC — including an early look at the Symphony API + C-dance 2.0 AI avatar partnership
📍 The real AI FOMO affecting brand operators right now (MCPs, new LLMs, platform-native tools — it's moving fast)
📍 Why the best conversations happen off the main stage
📍 And what Teikametrics is doing about it: a new series of curated micro-events for top brand operators
If you're a brand operator trying to cut through the noise — or just figuring out which events are actually worth your time — this one's for you.
🎧 Listen now
YouTube: https://hubs.ly/Q04j3LF70
Spotify: https://hubs.ly/Q04j3LCh0
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