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Search in one tool, pricing in another, ads bolted on top — nobody owns the order shoppers see, and margin leaks between them. The Unified Decision Engine governs relevance, inventory, margin and sponsored demand in one pass, on every surface, including the AI assistants now doing the shopping.

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Agentic ad format | Particular Audience

An agentic ad format is an advertising unit designed for AI agents and assistants: a relevant, labelled sponsored product inside an answer, swap, reorder.

Agentic ad format

An agentic ad format is an advertising unit designed for AI agents and assistants: a relevant, labelled sponsored product inside an answer, swap, reorder or basket the agent proposes to a shopper.

Examples

Sponsored products in chat, sponsored swaps, sponsored replenishment and sponsored ingredients. See Sponsored Prompts.

Run it with Particular Audience

Sponsored Prompts runs on Adaptive Transformer Search and the open-source ATS MCP server. Advertisers pick products or a collection; each item surfaces automatically, labelled, in chats, prompts and AI searches where it scores highly.

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How Particular Audience does it

Frequently asked questions

Does the agent decide the ad?

No. The retailer's search and rules decide; the agent presents and labels.

Related guides

  • Sponsored products in agentic and conversational AI: How retailers run sponsored products inside their own AI assistant, ChatGPT app or Claude connector: relevance-first ranking, labelling, CPM and CPC pricing, pacing and holdout measurement.
  • Retail MCP product search with Adaptive Transformer Search: Connect Adaptive Transformer Search to ChatGPT, Claude and onsite assistants through PA's open-source MCP server, with retailer-controlled ranking and checkout.
  • Sponsored prompt: A sponsored prompt is a paid, labelled product placement inside an AI answer, triggered when the shopper's request is a strong match by meaning for a.
  • Semantic intent matching: Semantic intent matching scores how well a product fits the meaning of a request, rather than whether the same words appear. It lets ads and results match.

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