Fashion Product Attribution

Accurately connect fashion shoppers with the relevant products they’re looking to buy.

Lily AI drives 8-9 figure revenue uplift for fashion retailers and brands by dramatically improving their on-site search conversion, relevant product recommendations and demand forecasting.

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Trusted by global retailers, brands and industry leaders

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From fast fashion to luxury, Lily AI is changing how retailers and brands use enriched product data to drive new revenues.

We work with Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s, J.Crew, thredUP and many other fashion industry leaders to ensure that the language of their customers informs and enhances every point in their retail stack. We unlock new revenues and boost customer satisfaction by providing a depth and scale of product attribution that no other solution can match. 

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A lack of customer-centered product attribution data has compounding negative effects across the retail value chain.

That’s why Lily AI connects your customers with what they’re really looking for. Boost Google Search performance by enhancing the product data sent to your Google Merchant Center to optimize Google Shopping Ads and Product Listings. Drive rapid product onboarding and maximize on-site product discovery via improved site search and recommendations.

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Predictable demand forecasting and merchandising, built to tame the unpredictability of fashion.

Now retailers and brands can increase their ability to sell customers what they’re looking for right now, and decrease the need to mark that inventory down later. Lily AI’s proxy products and robust computer vision can help accurately forecast demand for brand-new product lines, boost full-margin sales and keep warehouses operating “just in time”.

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“Lily AI’s platform solves for something extremely difficult: driving pinpoint results for the many long-tail queries that comprise more than 50% of our e-commerce searches. Lily's rich and detailed product attribution helps ensure that Bloomingdale’s customers find what they’re looking for, every time.”
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James Kim
VP of E-commerce, bloomingdale's
“It all needs to start with the customer. The context of what they are trying to accomplish — their progress in refreshing their closet or finding a specific piece for an event — does not come from segmentation alone. Lily AI’s platform understands what our customer is trying to do and offers the right recommendations to them.”
Chris Homer
Co-Founder and COO, thredUP

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Global Luxury Retailer Increases Relevant Results for Descriptive Searches by up to 30x, Driving Incremental Revenue

A global luxury retailer wanted to improve its online search conversion and turned to Lily AI and its rich product data enrichment for help.
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The Connection Between Fashion Merchandising and Product Attribution Data

Fashion merchandising is continually evolving and there are clear ways to ensure the process is more seamless and effective – starting with better item set-up with the help of customer-centric AI.
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The Cascading Challenge of Legacy, Out-of-the-Box Product Attributes

Without a product taxonomy that describes products in the language that shoppers actually use, retailers start a cascading series of problems right at item set-up.
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How to Capitalize on Shoppers’ Search Diversity

Different shoppers search uniquely, making it essential for retail e-commerce brands to build the right product taxonomy to capture both common and long-tail searches.
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