Instead of typing short keywords into Google, customers now ask long, nuanced questions in tools like ChatGPT. Unlike traditional search engines, AI search engines don’t just list links — they summarize and recommend.
That means your product page, blog post, or landing page isn’t just competing for a blue link. It’s competing to be the answer.
The long-tail, precise answer to complex and contextual queries like:
“What would you recommend as the best road bike for me? I live in Boston, am 6 feet tall, and weigh 205 pounds. I don’t like flashy bikes and need one strong enough to handle gravel roads occasionally. My budget is $5,000, and I prefer all-black bikes.”
Or
“I’m looking for a skin care product for my girlfriend and don’t know what to buy. She likes products from X and has been complaining about itchiness. Recommend what would be best for her”.
So, how do e-commerce brands show up in these new results?
By scaling content around long-tail queries — the kind AI search engines are designed to answer — and doing it faster than the competition.
That’s why our team has built Big Sur AI’s AI Content Marketer. In this guide, we cover why AI searches require new types of content for e-commerce brands and how our AI Content Marketer helps bridge the gap for brands.
In traditional SEO, ranking meant picking a high-volume keyword like "best skincare products" and writing an optimized blog post or product page.
But in AI search, users ask:
These are long-tail queries — specific, intent-rich questions that usually mean a user is close to making a decision.
And AI search engines love them.
The problem? You can’t manually write a landing page for every variation of every product use case.
Especially when long-tail queries are transitioning from “how to make dog food at home” (example in the image above) to → “How to make dog food for a 10-year-old 35-pound labradoodle that likes chicken”
That’s where AI comes in.
Long-tail content works. But scaling it the old way? Painful.
Until now, most e-commerce brand managers were reluctant to leverage AI workflows across all operations (as seen in the table below).
But things are changing fast. This leaves a gap — one that your competitors might already be filling.
Big Sur AI’s AI Content Marketer was explicitly built to solve this.
It helps e-commerce brands generate long-tail landing pages at scale using their existing product data, with content optimized for both human readers and AI search engines.
Here’s what it does:
It pulls in data like product names, images, descriptions, specs, customer reviews, and FAQs from platforms like Shopify, WooCommerce, or BigCommerce.
No need to manually copy and paste product info.
The system looks at real customer questions and searches, then auto-generates page content to answer those queries.
Think:
Each landing page is built to match the tone and structure that AI search engines tend to use when surfacing results.
Here’s an example 👇
Every page includes:
Want to tweak a headline? Reword a paragraph? Add a seasonal message?
The AI Content Marketer lets your team edit pages conversationally — just chat with the tool and ask it to revise the content.
💡 This is a massive improvement from traditional landing page builders like Unbounce, PageFly, and Shogun, who all require manual drag-and-drop edits (which take much longer).
If you need a specific page or a cluster of pages around a topic created, you simply have to type in your request, and Big Sur AI will generate the right landing pages.
This is a feature that none of the other competing AI landing page builders have, especially considering that Big Sur AI has direct access to your store’s data, and won’t make false claims or make up information.
Want to try it out? ⤵️
Big Sur AI offers two flexible pricing models (contact our team for more details):
1. Commission-Based Model
Pay only when the AI Sales Agent drives a sale.
This performance-based model charges a commission for conversions directly attributed to Big Sur AI. The attribution window is typically 30 days, but can be customized based on your needs.
2. Tiered Pricing Model
Pay a flat monthly rate based on your site’s average monthly unique visitors.
This model is best for brands with steady traffic who prefer predictable costs.
💡 Think of it like hiring a salesperson: You can pay a commission on closed deals or a fixed salary based on store traffic—whichever best suits your business.
In the past, SEO was about competing for 10 keywords.
Today, it’s about being the most relevant result for 10,000 micro-intents.
With AI search engines pulling answers from a mix of structured data, semantic content, and context, your brand needs pages built to feed that ecosystem.
Big Sur AI gives you the engine to do just that, and other AI-powered features to drive more conversions on your store.
Let’s say a potential customer asks this in ChatGPT or Perplexity:
“What’s the best electric bike for a 6’2” commuter who rides in hilly terrain and needs to carry groceries?”
This is a classic long-tail, high-intent query — detailed, personal, and intent-rich — and one that traditional SEO strategies wouldn’t typically cover.
Here’s how Big Sur AI’s AI Content Marketer would turn this into a landing page that ranks in AI search results and converts on Rad Power Bikes' site:
Big Sur AI connects to Rad Power Bikes’ store (via Shopify or API) and pulls in:
This gives the AI the raw materials to write accurate, helpful, and conversion-optimized content.
From the long-tail query, the AI breaks down key needs:
Height: 6’2” → Requires an ergonomic frame and adjustable seat
Commuting: Daily use, likely needs good battery range and reliability
Hilly terrain: Prioritize torque, motor power, and hill-climb performance
Groceries: Needs cargo capacity — rear racks, front baskets, or attachments
→ Based on this, the AI selects RadRover 6 Plus High-Step, RadRunner 2, and RadWagon 4 as ideal candidates (all praised in reviews for power and utility).
The AI Content Marketer now builds a long-form landing page, including:
🧩 Title:
“The Best Electric Bikes for Tall Commuters Who Ride in Hilly Cities and Need Cargo Space”
🚴 Section 1: Why This Matters (Explains why taller riders and hilly terrain require specific e-bike specs)
⚙️ Section 2: Top Bikes That Fit Your Ride (RadRover 6 Plus High-Step, RadRunner 2, and RadWagon 4)
👥 Section 3: What Real Riders Say (Using customer reviews)
🔍 Section 4: Compare Models (Side-by-side chart: Motor / Max Weight / Range / Cargo Options / Frame Fit)
💬 Section 5: Ask Our AI Sales Assistant (Embedded Big Sur AI assistant with follow-up prompts like: “Can I attach a child seat to this bike?”, or “How long does the battery last on full power?”)
🛒 Call to Action:
[Shop Commuter E-Bikes →]
or
[Chat With Our Bike Expert →] (launches AI Sales Agent)
If you think Big Sur AI is for you, getting started is easy 👇
Visit Bigsur.ai and request a live demo. After the demo, you’ll receive a small script tag to drop into your site’s header. No complex installation or dev team is required.
It works seamlessly with Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, or custom storefronts.
Use the Big Sur dashboard to:
Once live, Big Sur will start engaging visitors immediately. You’ll get access to real-time analytics, including:
Start with Big Sur’s commission-based model—you only pay when it drives a sale.
AI search isn’t the future — it’s already here.
The brands that win will be those that scale content faster, smarter, and more natively for this new ecosystem.
With the AI Content Marketer, Big Sur AI gives ecommerce teams the tools to meet the moment — and own the long tail.
Ready to start showing up in AI search results? Get started here.