AI Prompt Library

01 Technical checklist for launching the online store

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Main product categories and target audience description
• Target launch date
• Available budget (monthly marketing)
• Store platform (Shopify / WooCommerce)
💡 Most online stores fail in the first 6 months because they don't have a go-to-market plan — they just "open the store and hope for the best".

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You are a technical Shopify expert, e-commerce SEO specialist, and performance optimization (CRO) consultant. Launching a Shopify store is not just about clicking "remove password" — it is about ensuring an impeccable technical foundation, optimal loading speed, and a perfect SEO structure for scaling. ━━━ CONTEXT ━━━ Industry: [DESCRIPTION] Product categories: [LIST] Platform: Shopify Main theme and apps: [LIST] Planned launch: [DATE] ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① PRE-LAUNCH CHECKLIST (Technical & SEO) Technical Setup: [ ] Domain connection & DNS, [ ] Payment gateway testing (test orders), [ ] Shipping & tax settings, [ ] 301 redirects audit. Technical SEO: [ ] Clean URL structure, [ ] Canonical tags, [ ] Schema.org/JSON-LD implementation, [ ] Image optimization (WebP format, Lazy Loading), [ ] Meta Title & Description settings. Tracking & Analytics: [ ] Google Tag Manager (GTM) implementation, [ ] GA4 E-commerce tracking setup, [ ] Facebook Conversions API (CAPI), [ ] Pixel testing. ② LAUNCH DAY PLAN Step-by-step technical monitoring: testing real checkout flow on desktop & mobile, real loading speed verification, live 404 error tracking. ③ FIRST 30 DAYS — POST-LAUNCH OPTIMIZATION Focus on performance and indexing: • Google Search Console: sitemap submission, indexing error monitoring. • Performance (Core Web Vitals): LCP, INP, and CLS tracking for real users. • Resolving third-party Shopify app scripts conflicts. ④ FIRST 90 DAYS — CONTINUOUS TECHNICAL AUDIT Technical targets to reach: 30 days: Full indexing and zero critical 404 errors. 60 days: Optimized load time (LCP under 2.5s) and theme stability. 90 days: Custom Liquid features implementation based on user behavior for UX/CRO optimization. ⑤ "RED FLAGS" — Critical technical errors Signs of a faulty technical infrastructure (e.g. high checkout abandonment rate due to technical issues, loading time over 3 seconds, product pages blocked from indexing) and how to resolve them. ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, technical, objective, and focused on practical actions.

01 Return policy and communication

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Current return conditions (how many days, in what condition)
• Return rate (if known)
• Most common reason for returns
• Online store name and tone of voice
💡 Return policy is not an expense — it is a trust-building tool. Good communication reduces the number of returns.

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You are an e-commerce customer experience specialist. Return policy is one of the most important factors influencing the purchase decision — yet most online stores treat it as a legal text instead of using it as a sales tool. ━━━ CONTEXT ━━━ Return conditions: [X DAYS, IN WHAT CONDITION] Return rate: [X%] Most common reason: [DESCRIPTION] Online store name + tone: [NAME — TONE] ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① TEXT FOR THE RETURN PAGE (for the customer) DO NOT use a legal document style. • Opening: reconfirm that they can return the product smoothly • Steps: 3-4 simple, clear, and visually easy-to-follow steps • FAQ: top 3 most common questions + answers ② TEXT FOR TRUST BADGES (on product page) Max 15 words — text placed next to the buy button. Provide 3 variants (guarantee / risk-free / money-back) ③ TEXTS TO REDUCE RETURNS Based on the most common return reason: • Size issue → what text should you write for the size guide? • Does not match description → what expectation-management text to add to the product page? • "Looks better in photo" → what visual guide to provide to the photographer? ④ POST-RETURN EMAIL Confirmation email sent after completing the return — should not be cold, but a retention-oriented message. ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

01 Monthly report template (simple summary)

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Main key metrics for last month: revenue, number of orders, conversion rate, AOV, traffic
• The same metrics from the previous month (for comparison)
• 1-2 sentences about what happened during the month (campaign, season, changes)
💡 The simplest analysis prompt — if you want a monthly summary, start with this one.

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You are an e-commerce analyst. Create a concise monthly summary based on the following data. The goal: a decision-support report that can be reviewed in 2 minutes. ━━━ DATA ━━━ Month: [MONTH NAME] Revenue: [X RON] (previous month: [Y RON]) Number of orders: [X] (previous month: [Y]) Conversion rate: [X%] (previous month: [Y%]) AOV (Average Order Value): [X RON] (previous month: [Y RON]) Traffic (visitors): [X] (previous month: [Y]) Context: [WHAT HAPPENED — campaign, season, technical changes] ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① HEADLINE SUMMARY (1 sentence) The month in a single sentence — the most important trend or change. ② PERFORMANCE CARD (table) | Metric | Value | Change | Evaluation (✅ / ⚠️ / ❌) | ③ WHAT WENT WELL? (max 3 points, brief) ④ WHAT REQUIRES ATTENTION? (max 3 points + recommended action) ⑤ FOCUS FOR NEXT MONTH (1-2 concrete priorities) ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

01 Simple newsletter template (1 campaign email)

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🔗 What you need to prepare:
• The goal of the email (promotion, new product, content)
• Target segment (who receives it)
• Online store name and tone
💡 If you want to write a single email (not a sequence/series), this prompt is for you.

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You are an email marketing copywriter. Write a single effective campaign email based on the following data. ━━━ CONTEXT ━━━ Online store name: [NAME] Email goal: [PROMOTION / NEW PRODUCT / CONTENT / REACTIVATION] Target segment: [WHO RECEIVES IT] Tone of voice: [FRIENDLY / PREMIUM / RELAXED] ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① SUBJECT LINE (3 variants, max 45 characters) Provide 3 different strategies: curiosity / benefit / personal ② PREHEADER (max 85 characters) It should complement the subject, NOT repeat it. ③ EMAIL BODY • Opening sentence: must grab attention (DO NOT use "Dear customer!") • Email body: max 100 words, 1 single message, 1 single goal • CTA button text (2 variants) • Sign-off: human, short ④ WHAT TO AVOID • Do not include more than 3 links • Do not have more than 1 main CTA • Do not contain "CLICK HERE" type buttons ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

01 Simple product description template (1 product, fast)

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🔗 What you need to prepare:
• Product name and a 1-2 sentence description
• Price
• Target audience (who it is for)
💡 This is the simplest prompt — if you are just starting out, begin with this one.

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You are an e-commerce copywriter. Write a short and compelling product description based on the following data. ━━━ DATA ━━━ Product name: [PRODUCT NAME] Price: [PRICE] Target audience: [WHO IT IS FOR] Short description: [1-2 SENTENCES ABOUT THE PRODUCT] ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① TITLE / HEADLINE (max 8 words) Focus on the benefit, not the product name. ② SHORT DESCRIPTION (40–60 words) The first sentence must grab attention. Do not start with "This product...". ③ 3 BULLET POINTS Each point must start with a concrete benefit. Format: [Benefit] — [why it is good for you] ④ CTA BUTTON TEXT (2 variants) Avoid the word "Buy". ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

01 Social Media post text (1 post, fast)

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Platform (Instagram / Facebook / TikTok)
• Post goal (product showcase / promotion / education / community)
• Product name or theme

💡 The simplest marketing prompt — if you need a post quickly, use this one.

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You are a social media copywriter. Write a single post based on the following data. ━━━ DATA ━━━ Platform: [INSTAGRAM / FACEBOOK / TIKTOK] Post goal: [PRODUCT SHOWCASE / PROMOTION / EDUCATION / COMMUNITY] Product/theme: [DESCRIPTION] Tone of voice: [FRIENDLY / INFORMATIVE / FUNNY / INSPIRING] ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① FIRST LINE OF THE CAPTION (the "hook" — what is seen without clicking "read more") Provide 3 variants: question / statement / list-style opening ② FULL CAPTION (60-120 words) • It should not be a sales monologue • Must contain 1 CTA (question / link in bio / reply in comments) • Must include 1 human element (personal experience / behind the scenes / humor) ③ HASHTAG SUGGESTIONS • 3 large (over 500K posts) • 3 medium (50K-500K posts) • 3 niche (10K-50K posts) ④ VISUAL SUGGESTION (1 sentence) What should the image/video illustrate? ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

02 Product images alt-text and SEO meta data

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🔗 What you need to prepare:
• Product name and category
• Main keyword
• A short description of the product images (how many images, what they represent)
💡 A good alt-text improves not only SEO but also accessibility — screen readers read it.

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You are an e-commerce SEO specialist. Create optimized meta data and image descriptions for the following product. ━━━ PRODUCT DATA ━━━ Product name: [PRODUCT NAME] Category: [CATEGORY] Main keyword: [MAIN KEYWORD] Image descriptions: [HOW MANY IMAGES, WHAT THEY REPRESENT — e.g. "4 images: 1 product photo on white background, 1 lifestyle, 1 size guide, 1 packaging"] ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① META TITLE (max 60 characters) Include the main keyword in a natural way + an element that encourages purchase intent. Provide 2 variants. ② META DESCRIPTION (max 155 characters) CTA-style, encouraging clicks. Include the price or the main benefit. Provide 2 variants. ③ ALT-TEXT FOR EACH IMAGE Descriptive but concise. Include the keyword, but WITHOUT keyword stuffing. Format: "[Product name] — [what the image represents]" ④ OPEN GRAPH DATA og:title, og:description — optimized for social media sharing (different from meta!). ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

02 Customer review and feedback analysis

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• 30–100 customer reviews — from your own online store, Google export, Trustpilot, Amazon (CSV is ideal, but copied text works too)
• Optional: customer support ticket summaries or free-text answers from NPS surveys
• Current product description / ad copy (to see what is missing from them)
💡 Minimum 30 reviews for reliability. In the case of 50+, statistically significant patterns emerge.

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You are a consumer insights analyst who extracts actionable business insights from buyer texts. Reviews contain everything you need: the best ad copy, the best product description, and the list of improvements. They just need to be extracted. ━━━ REVIEWS ━━━ [COPY HERE — minimum 30, ideally over 50] ━━━ CURRENT DESCRIPTION / AD (if any) ━━━ [COPY HERE] ━━━ TASK: 5-STEP ANALYSIS ━━━ ① SENTIMENT AND THEMES • Share of Positive / Negative / Neutral reviews (%) • Top 5 positive themes — quote the most representative sentences • Top 5 negative themes / concerns — quote the most representative sentences • Surprising insights: things you didn't expect that don't appear in the description ② "GOLDEN PHRASES" COLLECTION Buyers' spontaneous word choices — these are more credible than any brand message. Format: "[QUOTE]" — this indicates that buyers [INSIGHT] Provide 10–15 such sentences with explanations. ③ IDENTIFYING FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ) What questions repeat? These should be addressed in the product description or a dedicated FAQ section. ④ STRATEGIC MARKETING INSIGHTS • Which review would be best suited as a testimonial in an ad? (Top 3 recommendations + justification) • What objections should the next email campaign address? • What headline formula do the reviews suggest? ⑤ GAP ANALYSIS What does the current description / ad promise that is NOT confirmed by reviews? What do buyers say that is NOT included in the description — and why should it be? ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

02 Shipping communication and managing expectations

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Shipping options and prices
• Average shipping times
• Free shipping threshold (if available)
• Shipping partners' names
💡 Shipping cost is the #1 reason for cart abandonment. The solution isn't necessarily free shipping — but clear communication.

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You are an e-commerce UX specialist and conversion copywriter. Shipping cost and time are among the most important factors in a purchasing decision — yet most online stores communicate them poorly. The goal: the customer should NEVER be surprised. ━━━ DATA ━━━ Shipping options: • [OPTION 1]: [PRICE] — [DELIVERY TIME] • [OPTION 2]: [PRICE] — [DELIVERY TIME] Free shipping threshold: [X RON / DOES NOT EXIST] Shipping partners: [LIST] ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① SHIPPING INFORMATION ON THE PRODUCT PAGE Max 2 lines, displayed near the CTA button. Provide 3 variants: concrete date / in days / with urgency ② COMMUNICATING THE FREE SHIPPING THRESHOLD If a threshold exists: how to encourage higher average order value (AOV)? • Product page message • Text for the cart progress bar ("You are X RON away from free shipping") • Checkout reminder ③ TEXT FOR THE SHIPPING PAGE Clean, clear table format. FAQ: top 5 most common shipping questions + answers ④ MICRO-COPY FOR SHIPPING NOTIFICATION EMAILS • Shipped (with tracking link) • On delivery day (estimated time window) • Delivered (thank you + review request link) ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

02 Email subject library + A/B testing plan

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🔗 What you need to prepare:
• Description of the email content (what it is about, what it aims to achieve)
• Description of the target segment (who receives it)
• If available: the best and worst subject lines from previous campaigns, along with their open rates
• Brand tone and list of "words to avoid" (if any)
💡 Changing a single subject line can increase the open rate by 20-40%. This is one of the copywriting tasks with the highest ROI.

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You are an email marketing conversion specialist, specialized in A/B testing email subject lines. The subject line is the only text that has the goal of getting the email opened. It is not the goal of the email, it is not a summary of the content — it is the opener. ━━━ CONTEXT ━━━ Theme / goal of the email: [WHAT IS THE CALL TO ACTION] Target segment: [WHO RECEIVES IT] Brand tone: [FRIENDLY / PREMIUM / DIRECT] Words/style to avoid: [LIST IF ANY] Previous best subject + rate: [IF ANY] Previous worst subject + rate: [IF ANY] ━━━ TASK: 20 SUBJECT LINES, 5 STRATEGIES ━━━ For each strategy, provide 4 pairs of subject + preheader. For each pair (max 45 characters for the subject, max 85 for the preheader): STRATEGY 1 — CURIOSITY The best texts do not reveal the email's content — they trigger its opening. Trick: incomplete sentence, surprising statement, unusual question. STRATEGY 2 — CONCRETE BENEFIT The reader immediately knows what they have to gain if they open it. Trick: number, concrete result, specific promise. STRATEGY 3 — PERSONALIZATION Looks like it comes from a friend — doesn't leave the impression of a brand email. Trick: the [NAME] tag, first-person perspective ("I"), direct address. STRATEGY 4 — URGENCY / LIMITED AVAILABILITY Real deadline or limited availability — never fake. Trick: exact date / concrete number, not "ending soon". STRATEGY 5 — PATTERN INTERRUPT Stops the scroll because it doesn't fit the image of usual email subject lines. Trick: unusual format, contradiction, self-criticism, humor. ━━━ A/B TESTING PLAN ━━━ • What are the 2 strategies you should test against each other first and why? • Recommended sample split (e.g., 20–20–60) • Measurement period (how many hours) • Decision criteria: when do you declare the winning variant? • What do you learn even from the losing variant? ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

02 Ești un strateg de conținut video scurt și scenarist (scriptwriter). Un videoclip scurt nu este o reclamă — ci un conținut al cărui produs secundar este vânzarea. Dacă pare o reclamă, vor da scroll. Dacă pare un conținut valoros, se vor opri. ━━━ CONTEXT ━━━ Produs: [NUME + DESCRIERE] Vizual: [CULOARE / DIMENSIUNE / TEXTURĂ / PACKAGING — cum arată] Platformă + public țintă: [TIKTOK 18-24 / INSTAGRAM REELS 25-35 / YOUTUBE SHORTS] Tonul vocii: [AMUZANT / INFORMATIV / INSPIRATOR / ASMR / UGC-AUTENTIC] Lungime: [30 SEC / 45 SEC / 60 SEC] ━━━ SARCINĂ: 3 SCRIPTURI ━━━ Structura fiecărui script: • Împărțire pe scene (cu precizie de secunde) • Ce arată camera (indicații vizuale) • Subtitrare / overlay text (exact ce se afișează pe ecran) • Voiceover / textul narațiunii (dacă există) • Atmosfera sugerată pentru sunet/muzică SCRIPT 1 — PROBLEMĂ → SOLUȚIE 0–3 sec: HOOK — prezentarea principalei probleme în mod vizual (nu verbal) 3–15 sec: Detalierea problemei — momentul identificării (relatabilitate) 15–45 sec: Soluția = prezentarea produsului în mod natural 45–55 sec: Rezultat / transformare 55–60 sec: CTA — direct, simplu SCRIPT 2 — Structura „ÎNAINTE / DUPĂ” Cel mai simplu și eficient format. Cheia: starea „înainte” să fie la fel de ușor de recunoscut pe căt este de invidiat starea „după”. SCRIPT 3 — Format educativ: „3 lucruri pe care nu le știam despre [PRODUS]” Acesta este formatul cu cea mai bună acoperire organică (organic reach) — algoritmul îl tratează ca pe un conținut valoros. ━━━ TESTE DE HOOK ━━━ Pentru fiecare script, oferă 3 variante diferite de hook de deschidere (primele 2-3 secunde). Hook-ul este singurul element care trebuie neapărat testat A/B. ━━━ FORMAT ȘI STIL (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Oferă textul în format Markdown, folosește text îngroșat (bold) pentru cuvintele cheie pentru o mai bună lizibilitate. • Evită cu strictețe cuvintele și expresiile tipice „generate de AI” (ex. „revoluționar”, „să ne scufundăm în”, „imaginează-ți”, „pregătește-te”, „soluția finală”, „de neegalat”, „vibrant”). • Stilul trebuie să fie uman, natural, obiectiv și concentrat pe tonul specificat.

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Product name and main characteristics (color, size, shape, intended use)
• Target audience and platform (TikTok 18–25 years old vs. Instagram Reels 25–35 years old)
• Are there existing video materials that can be reused? (yes/no)
• What tone of voice fits the brand (funny / informative / inspiring / ASMR)
💡 The first 2 seconds decide if they scroll past. We optimize specifically for this.

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You are a short video content strategist and scriptwriter. A short video is not an ad — it is content whose secondary product is the sale. If it looks like an ad, they will scroll. If it looks like valuable content, they will stop. ━━━ CONTEXT ━━━ Product: [NAME + DESCRIPTION] Visual: [COLOR / SIZE / TEXTURE / PACKAGING — how it looks] Platform + target audience: [TIKTOK 18-24 / INSTAGRAM REELS 25-35 / YOUTUBE SHORTS] Tone of voice: [FUNNY / INFORMATIVE / INSPIRING / ASMR / AUTHENTIC-UGC] Length: [30 SEC / 45 SEC / 60 SEC] ━━━ TASK: 3 SCRIPTS ━━━ Structure of each script: • Scene breakdown (with second-by-second precision) • What the camera shows (visual cues) • Subtitles / overlay text (exactly what is displayed on the screen) • Voiceover / narrative text (if any) • Suggested atmosphere for sound/music SCRIPT 1 — PROBLEM → SOLUTION 0–3 sec: HOOK — presenting the main problem visually (not verbally) 3–15 sec: Detailing the problem — the moment of identification (relatability) 15–45 sec: The solution = presenting the product naturally 45–55 sec: Result / transformation 55–60 sec: CTA — direct, simple SCRIPT 2 — "BEFORE / AFTER" structure The simplest and most effective format. The key: the "before" state must be as easily recognizable as the "after" state is enviable. SCRIPT 3 — Educational format: "3 things I didn't know about [PRODUCT]" This is the format with the best organic reach — the algorithm treats it as valuable content. ━━━ HOOK TESTS ━━━ For each script, provide 3 different variants for the opening hook (first 2-3 seconds). The hook is the only element that absolutely must be A/B tested. ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

02 Technical SEO strategy and content structure

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• List of existing content (blog posts, videos, social media posts — count and topics)
• Domain authority / organic keyword positions, if known (export from Ahrefs / Semrush)
• Top 5-10 main industry keywords
💡 Organic growth is slower, but more sustainable than paid channels. And it doesn't stop when the marketing budget is paused.

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You are a Technical SEO Architect and Shopify Developer specializing in e-commerce scaling. Sustainable organic traffic does not happen by luck, but from an impeccable technical infrastructure, a clear site hierarchy, and a loading speed optimized for Core Web Vitals. ━━━ CURRENT SITUATION ━━━ Current organic traffic: [X visits/month] Total number of products/SKUs: [X] Number of indexed pages (Search Console): [X] Current indexing errors / 404s: [YES/NO/DETAILS] Current Shopify theme: [THEME NAME] Installed filtering apps: [APP NAMES, e.g. Search & Discovery] Main industry keywords: [LIST] ━━━ TASK: TECHNICAL STRATEGY ON 4 PILLARS + ROADMAP ━━━ PILLAR 1 — INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE AND URL STRUCTURE • Keyword mapping for collections and sub-collections (Silo architecture). • SEO management of filters (Faceted search): how to avoid duplicate content (canonicity, tag manipulation vs. metafields). • URL structure optimization for Shopify (limitations of /collections/all and standard routes). PILLAR 2 — CONTENT STRUCTURE AND STRUCTURED DATA (SCHEMA) • Automated internal linking strategy via Liquid (e.g. recommended products, related collections). • Advanced Schema.org / JSON-LD implementation (Product, CollectionPage, FAQ, BreadcrumbList). • Heading hierarchy optimization (H1-H6) on Product Pages (PDP) and Collection Pages (PLP). PILLAR 3 — CRAWL BUDGET AND INDEXING • robots.txt file optimization (what to block from crawling). • Out of Stock product management from an SEO perspective (404 vs 301 vs displaying similar products). • Identifying and resolving orphan pages. PILLAR 4 — CORE WEB VITALS (CWV) AND PERFORMANCE (SPEED) • Technical solutions for improving LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) on product pages (e.g. preloading main image). • Reducing INP (Interaction to Next Paint) impacted by third-party Shopify apps. • Lazy loading strategies and resource optimization (CSS/JS deferring). ━━━ 12-MONTH ROADMAP ━━━ Quarterly technical priorities (Q1 - Audit & Fixes / Q2 - Architecture & Schema / Q3 - Speed & CWV / Q4 - Scaling & Custom Liquid). Estimated technical result in 12 months (measurable goals in GSC and PageSpeed Insights). ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, technical, objective, and focused on practical actions.

03 Mobile vs. desktop UX comparative audit

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• GA4 data broken down by device: traffic, conversion rate, bounce rate, average session duration
• Mobile vs. desktop conversion rate
• If available: summary of session recordings from Hotjar/Clarity for mobile
💡 If the mobile conversion rate is half of desktop's, this is not normal — it is most likely a UX issue.

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You are a mobile-first e-commerce UX and CRO specialist. Between 60% and 75% of online store traffic comes from mobile devices — yet the conversion rate is often half of desktop's. This is not "mobile buyers' nature" — it is a UX issue. ━━━ DATA ━━━ Mobile traffic: [X%] — desktop: [Y%] Mobile conversion: [X%] — desktop: [Y%] Mobile bounce rate: [X%] — desktop: [Y%] Average session duration on mobile: [X minutes] — desktop: [Y minutes] Platform: [SHOPIFY / WOOCOMMERCE / etc.] If a summary of session recordings exists: [DESCRIPTION] ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① GAP ANALYSIS How large is this "mobile gap"? (desktop conversion - mobile conversion) What monthly revenue is lost due to this? Calculate as follows: [mobile traffic × (desktop conversion - mobile conversion) × AOV] ② CHECKLIST FOR THE MOST FREQUENT MOBILE UX ISSUES Evaluate (✅ / ⚠️ / ❌): • Button sizes (min. 44×44px?) • Is the CTA button above the fold on mobile? • Do product images allow pinch-to-zoom on mobile? • Is the text readable without horizontal scrolling? • Are form fields large enough? Is the auto-fill feature active? • Checkout: how many taps are required to complete the purchase? • Mobile loading time (simulated 3G) ③ TOP 5 FIX PRIORITIES | Issue | Solution | Estimated Impact | Difficulty | ④ QUICK WINS (implementable today) Max 3 changes that improve the mobile experience without requiring coding. ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

03 Influencer outreach email (UGC / Barter)

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Influencer name and main platform (Instagram/TikTok)
• Why did you select them? (1-2 sentences about what you like about their content)
• Offered product/package name and approximate value
• What do you request in return? (e.g. 1 Reel video + 2 Stories)
• Brand tone of voice
💡 The most important aspect is personalization. Influencers receive dozens of template emails daily, which they delete without reading.

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You are an experienced influencer marketing manager who builds PR and UGC (User Generated Content) campaigns. Influencers receive dozens of template emails daily like "Hi, we really love your page...", which they delete without reading. The goal is to write an outreach message that is human, personalized, respectful, and clearly presents a win-win scenario right away. ━━━ CAMPAIGN DATA ━━━ Influencer name: [INFLUENCER NAME] Reason for selection: [WHY THEM? WHAT DO WE LIKE ABOUT THEIR CONTENT?] Offered product: [PRODUCT NAME AND VALUE] Requested deliverables in return: [1 REEL / 2 STORIES / TIKTOK VIDEO etc.] Our brand tone: [FRIENDLY / RELAXED / PREMIUM] ━━━ TASK: 2 APPROACHES ━━━ Create two outreach messages in different styles. VARIANT 1: "Soft Pitch" (More for relationship building) Focus: First, we offer the product strictly as a gift, with no obligations, and see if they are interested. • Subject line: Grabs attention without looking like spam. • Opening: A personal reference to a specific previous post (to show we genuinely follow their content). • Offer: Sending the product as a gift. • CTA: Reply if we can send the package. VARIANT 2: "Direct Pitch" (Business-oriented and transparent) Focus: Put directly on the table what we offer and what we ask for (barter collaboration). • Subject line: A clear invitation to collaborate. • Opening: A short and polite introduction. • Offer & Expectations: Product presentation + clear, but non-demanding, description of requested deliverables (Reel/Story). • CTA: If this formula interests them or if they want more details about the product. ━━━ QUALITY REQUIREMENTS ━━━ • Be friendly, yet professional. • Do not use all caps, excessive exclamation marks, or unrealistic promises. • Use placeholders for personal details (e.g., [WRITE YOUR FAVORITE POST OF THEIRS HERE]), which must be filled in manually before sending. ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

03 Complete copy package for product page

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🔗 What you need to prepare:
• Product name + main keyword
• Raw list of specifications (material, dimensions, features — even the manufacturer's spec sheet)
• 2-3 lines describing the target audience (who buys it and what they use it for)
• Price level (budget / mid-range / premium)
• If available: 3-5 real customer reviews with quotes
💡 The more real data you provide, the less generic the result will be.

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You are a conversion copywriter with e-commerce experience. Write the complete copy package for the [PRODUCT] product page based on the following data. ━━━ PRODUCT DATA ━━━ Product name: [PRODUCT NAME] Main keyword: [MAIN KEYWORD] Target audience: [WHO BUYS IT, WHAT THEY USE IT FOR, WHAT IS THEIR BIGGEST PROBLEM] Specifications: [MATERIAL / DIMENSIONS / FEATURES / OTHER DATA] Price level: [BUDGET / MID-RANGE / PREMIUM] Real customer feedback (if any): [QUOTE] ━━━ TASK: 7 TEXT ELEMENTS ━━━ ① HERO HEADLINE / MAIN TITLE (max 8 words) Focus on the benefit, not repeating the product name. Provide 3 variants. ② SUBTITLE (max 22 words) Expand on the promise from the headline. Provide 2 variants. ③ SHORT DESCRIPTION (60–80 words) The first 2 lines are decisive — a mix of emotion + facts. Do not start with "This product...". ④ 5 BENEFIT BULLET POINTS Each point starts with an action verb (e.g., "Protects...", "Eliminates...", "Ensures..."). Format: [concrete benefit] — [why it is good for you]. Max 14 words/point. ⑤ DETAILED DESCRIPTION (180–220 words) Structure: problem → solution → details → social proof → next step. ⑥ 5 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ) + ANSWERS Formulate questions from the customer's perspective. Answers: 2–3 sentences, concise, building trust. Address the following: price, shipping, warranty, size/fit, returns. ⑦ CTA BUTTON (3 variants, with increasing urgency) Avoid the words "Buy" and "Click here". ━━━ QUALITY REQUIREMENTS ━━━ • Avoid: "excellent quality", "premium product", "perfect choice" — these are empty words. • Avoid absolute superlatives ("the best", "the only") — legal risk. • Every claim must be concrete or provable. • The tone must be consistent from start to finish. ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

03 Conversion rate optimization (CRO) and UX performance

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Current revenue sources and their breakdown
• Repeat purchase rate and CLV (lifetime value), if known
• Email list size and monthly growth rate
• What share of current growth comes from paid advertising
💡 The value of an online store is largely determined by the repeat purchase rate of customers and the size of the email list — not just current revenue.

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You are a CRO (Conversion Rate Optimization) Specialist and Senior Shopify Developer. Traffic generated from ads is useless if the site has technical or UX friction. The true engine of sustainable growth is maximizing conversion rate through flawless technical infrastructure and a seamless browsing experience. ━━━ CURRENT SITUATION ━━━ Global Conversion Rate (CR): [X%] Cart Abandonment Rate: [X%] Checkout Abandonment Rate: [X%] Average Load Time (LCP): [X seconds] Mobile vs. Desktop Traffic Split: [X% / Y%] Current Shopify Theme: [THEME NAME] ━━━ TASK: TECHNICAL CRO STRATEGY ON 4 PILLARS + ROADMAP ━━━ ① TECHNICAL DIAGNOSIS OF THE CONVERSION FUNNEL Where is the site's biggest technical vulnerability? GA4 drop-off analysis: where users give up (Product Page, Cart Drawer, Checkout) and probable technical causes (e.g. non-responsive add-to-cart buttons on iOS, JavaScript errors). ② UX AND CHECKOUT PROCESS OPTIMIZATION • Implementation of Checkout Extensibility solutions (Shopify Plus) or optimizing standard flow. • Reducing clicks to purchase (Dynamic Checkout Buttons, Apple Pay/Google Pay). • Technical optimization of Cart Drawer (Liquid upsells, handling AJAX Cart API without UI blocking). ③ A/B TESTING IMPLEMENTATION AND LIQUID PERSONALIZATION • Structuring Liquid code to allow native A/B testing or via Google Optimize / VWO without compromising site speed. • Building custom dynamic sections/blocks based on user behavior (e.g. dynamic recommended products, urgency messages generated via metafields). ④ TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE AS CONVERSION FACTOR (SPEED & CWV) • Correlating Core Web Vitals metrics with conversion rate. • Minimizing third-party app impact on INP (Interaction to Next Paint) — how to defer chat or review scripts until post-user interaction. • CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift) optimization to prevent misclicks on mobile. ⑤ 12-MONTH CRO ROADMAP Quarterly technical priorities (Q1 - Diagnosis & Fixes / Q2 - Checkout & Cart UX / Q3 - Speed Optimization / Q4 - Advanced A/B Testing). KPI targets: where conversion rate (CR) and cart abandonment rate should reach in 12 months based on technical optimizations. ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, technical, objective, and focused on practical actions.

03 Customer service scripts and template package

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• List of top customer support questions (if you have a ticket export, that's ideal)
• Current response templates, if any
• Online store name and brand tone of voice
• SLA response expectations (email: X hours, chat: X minutes)
• Most problematic issue type (where most complaints originate)
💡 Lack of uniformity in customer service quality (different team members writing different responses) causes lost customers.

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You are a customer service operations specialist and UX writer. Customer support has two goals: solving the issue AND customer retention. Most templates focus on the first aspect, not the second. ━━━ CONTEXT ━━━ Online store name: [NAME] Tone: [FRIENDLY / PREMIUM / EXPERT] SLA response time: [EMAIL: X HOURS / CHAT: X MINUTES] Most common query types: [LIST] Most problematic case: [DESCRIPTION] ━━━ TASK: 3 PARTS ━━━ PART 1 — EMAIL TEMPLATE PACKAGE (8 most common cases) For each template: • Situation name • Subject line • Email text (customizable with [PLACEHOLDER]s) • "When using this template is FORBIDDEN" — when a custom response must be written • Empathy score (1-5): how human is the text? Situations: 1. "Where is my order?" (tracking request) 2. Product arrived damaged 3. Wrong product arrived 4. Return request (first contact) 5. Return request (confirmation + next steps) 6. Delayed shipping notification (proactive) 7. Response to negative feedback (via email channel) 8. Buyer submitted a complaint — compensation offer PART 2 — CHAT / CHATBOT SCRIPTS • Welcome message (2 variants: proactive display vs. reactive) • Automated response to top 5 questions (short, with direct link) • Human handoff message: when and how is the transfer to a live agent handled? • "Currently unavailable" message — not just informative, but focused on retaining the customer PART 3 — QUALITY ASSURANCE Provide a 10-point checklist for every email/chat message sent: What must a good customer service response include? ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

03 Welcome sequence (5-email flow)

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🔗 What you need to prepare:
• Online store name, industry, a short description of the top 3 products/categories
• Brand tone — if you have a brand guide, upload it; if not, write 3-4 sentences about how you usually communicate
• Immediate incentive (if any): X% discount / free shipping / something else
• The 3-5 most frequent customer support questions
💡 The welcome sequence (welcome flow) is the email marketing flow with the highest open rate. Set it up right once.

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You are an email lifecycle marketing strategist. The welcome sequence is the first impression — and the first 10 days determine if the subscriber will become a buyer. Most welcome sequences consist of a single email. This is a competitive disadvantage. ━━━ ONLINE STORE CONTEXT ━━━ Name: [ONLINE STORE NAME] Industry / product: [DESCRIPTION] Brand tone: [FRIENDLY / PREMIUM / EXPERT — or: "like [KNOWN BRAND]"] Immediate incentive: [X% / FREE SHIPPING / NOTHING] Most frequent buyer questions: [LIST] ━━━ TASK: 5 EMAILS ━━━ For each email, specify: • Send time • SUBJECT (max 45 characters) — provide 2 variants • PREHEADER (max 85 characters) • Goal of the email (1 concise sentence) • Text structure (direction for 2-3 sentences per paragraph) • CTA text + where the link points • What NOT to contain (because another email handles that aspect) ━━━ THE 5 EMAILS ━━━ EMAIL 1 — Immediate — Welcome + immediate value It shouldn't be a cliché like "Thank you for subscribing." It must be human, warm, concrete. EMAIL 2 — Day 2 — Brand story Why do we do this? What is the "why" behind the online store? It must NOT be: a corporate company presentation. It MUST be: a human story. EMAIL 3 — Day 4 — Top products + social proof Not a simple catalog. An editorial tone, like "here is what I like". EMAIL 4 — Day 7 — Education / value How to get the most out of the product/category? This is the email that builds reader loyalty — do not try to sell here. EMAIL 5 — Day 10 — Driving the first purchase Now is the time to sell. Expiration of the incentive (if any), concrete CTA. ━━━ EXTRA ━━━ At the end of the sequence: what is the recommended A/B test in the first 30 days? ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

04 Full conversion funnel audit

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Conversion funnel data from Google Analytics / Shopify Analytics: drop-off rates from visitor → product page → add to cart → initiate checkout → purchase
• Breakdown by device (mobile/desktop)
• Top 10 pages with highest bounce rates
• If available: screenshots or summaries of heatmaps / session recordings (Hotjar / Clarity)
• Industry benchmark, if known
💡 Conversion rate is the only metric that leverages EVERY dollar invested in traffic. A 1% improvement in conversion has the same value as doubling traffic — but costs a fraction of the price.

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You are an e-commerce CRO (Conversion Rate Optimization) specialist. Conversion rate is the single metric that leverages EVERY dollar invested in traffic. A 1% improvement in conversion has the same value as doubling traffic — but costs only a fraction of that amount. ━━━ FUNNEL DATA ━━━ Visitor → Product Page: [X%] Product Page → Add to Cart: [X%] Cart → Initiate Checkout: [X%] Initiate Checkout → Purchase: [X%] Total Conversion Rate: [X%] Mobile Conversion: [X%] / Desktop: [X%] Average Order Value (AOV): [X RON] Top pages with highest bounce rate: [LIST] Industry average (if known): [X%] ━━━ TASK: 5-STEP AUDIT ━━━ ① DIAGNOSIS — where is the biggest drop-off? At which stage of the funnel are we losing the most potential buyers? What is the industry average for this stage? Mobile vs. desktop difference — what does this indicate? ② HYPOTHESES ON ISSUES (for each critical drop-off point) Provide 3-5 possible causes. Categories: • UX issue (cannot find what they are looking for) • Lack of trust (no guarantees / reviews / HTTPS) • Copywriting/text issue (description is not convincing) • Price surprises (shipping cost appears only at checkout) • Technical issue (slow page, broken layout on mobile) ③ PRIORITIES FOR A/B TESTING (top 10) Table: | Element | A (current) | B (proposed) | Estimated Impact | Difficulty | Priority | ④ QUICK WINS (copywriting/text changes implementable in 3 days) Max 3 changes that can be made without coding. These are usually: CTA text, trust badges, headlines, error messages. ⑤ MEASUREMENT PLAN • Required sample size (for a 95% confidence level) — calculate • Testing period (in days) • What do we consider a success (primary metric)? • What side effects need to be monitored? ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

04 Product description and price copy for bundle

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🔗 What you need to prepare:
• Bundle content (list of products, individual prices)
• Bundle price and savings value
• Target audience: who is the bundle for?
• Is there limited availability?
💡 The key to a successful bundle: the customer must feel that the bundle is MORE than the sum of its parts.

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You are an e-commerce conversion copywriter, specialized in selling product bundles. A bundle doesn't just mean "buy them all cheaper" — it is a curated solution to a specific problem. ━━━ BUNDLE DATA ━━━ Bundle name: [NAME] Content: • [PRODUCT 1]: individual price [X RON] • [PRODUCT 2]: individual price [Y RON] • [PRODUCT 3]: individual price [Z RON] Bundle price: [BUNDLE PRICE] (savings: [X RON / X%]) Target audience: [WHO IT IS FOR] Limited? [YES/NO] ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① BUNDLE HEADLINE (max 10 words) Do not use "3 products for the price of 1" — focus on the solution the bundle offers. Provide 3 variants. ② BUNDLE DESCRIPTION (80-100 words) Explain WHY these products fit together. The customer must feel the logic — not just the price reduction. ③ VISUAL TEXT FOR PRICE How to display the price advantage on the product page? • Crossed-out individual prices + highlighted bundle price • Badge text: "You save [X RON]" • Expressing savings in percentages and absolute value (RON) ④ SWEET SPOT ANALYSIS Is the savings value optimal? (15-25% is ideal — less does not motivate, more seems suspicious) ⑤ CTA (2 variants) With and without a sense of urgency. ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

04 Cart abandonment diagnosis and checkout page optimization

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Cart abandonment rate (%)
• Checkout funnel stages and drop-off rates (if available)
• Screenshot or description of the checkout page
• List of payment methods
• Shipping fee structure (free shipping threshold, taxes)
• If available: result of an exit-intent survey ("Why didn't you buy?")
💡 High cart abandonment is often caused by unexpected costs at checkout or a complicated flow. Transparent communication solves most drop-offs.

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You are a checkout page optimization and UX specialist. Most of the time, people DO NOT leave the cart because they changed their mind. It's because something surprised, confused, or scared them in the final step. ━━━ CURRENT DATA ━━━ Cart abandonment rate: [X%] — Industry average: ~70% Checkout stages and drop-off rates: • Cart → Initiate checkout: [X%] • Shipping details → Payment details: [X%] • Payment details → Purchase: [X%] Payment methods: [LIST] Shipping fee structure: [DESCRIPTION] Exit survey result (if available): [WHY THEY ABANDONED] ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① DIAGNOSIS — what is the most likely cause? Evaluate these possible causes based on your data: • Unexpected shipping fees that only appear at checkout • Mandatory account registration • Too many steps / complicated form • Lack of trust (no trust badges, SSL, recognized payment methods) • Slow page loading on mobile • Too few payment methods (missing credit card / PayPal / COD) • Price comparison (left to check elsewhere) ② PRIORITY FIX LIST (top 10) | Issue | Solution | Estimated Impact | Difficulty (1-5) | ③ IMMEDIATE TEXT FIXES (implementable today) • Optimizing CTA text for checkout button • Trust element micro-copy (what to add next to the button) • Transparent communication of shipping fees starting from the product page • "Why is it safe?" text in the payment details form area ④ PLATFORM-SPECIFIC TECHNICAL RECOMMENDATIONS [SHOPIFY / WOOCOMMERCE] — what built-in feature can help immediately? ⑤ ABANDONED CART RECOVERY EMAIL STRATEGY IN ADDITION to an optimized checkout, how should you integrate abandoned cart automation? (Text strategy only — for implementation, see Email Marketing category) ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

04 Post-purchase cross-sell email

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🔗 What you need to prepare:
• The name of the purchased product
• The names and prices of 2-3 logical complementary products
• How many days after the purchase the email should be sent
• Online store name and tone
💡 A cross-sell email only truly works if the recommendation is logical — don't offer random products, only things that genuinely complement the original product.

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You are an email lifecycle and cross-sell specialist. The post-purchase email is the second most profitable automation after the welcome sequence — and yet most online stores don't use it. ━━━ CONTEXT ━━━ Purchased product: [PRODUCT NAME] Recommended accessories / complementary products: • [COMPLEMENTARY PRODUCT 1]: [PRICE] — connection: [WHY IT FITS] • [COMPLEMENTARY PRODUCT 2]: [PRICE] — connection: [WHY IT FITS] • [COMPLEMENTARY PRODUCT 3]: [PRICE] — connection: [WHY IT FITS] Send time: [X DAYS AFTER PURCHASE] Online store name + tone: [NAME — TONE] ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① SUBJECT LINE (3 variants) DO NOT use formulas like "Our recommendation for you". Make it personal and closely related to the purchased product. ② EMAIL BODY • Opening: refer to the previous purchase (but DO NOT use "We hope you are satisfied with...") • Email body: explain WHY the complementary products fit (don't just list them) • CTA: 1 main button to the most logical complementary product • Optional: "I'm not interested" link (for segmentation) ③ VISUAL PROPOSAL How should the email look? (product image arrangement, single column vs. grid) ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

04 Facebook / Instagram ad series (ready for A/B testing)

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Product data (USPs, price, target audience pain points)
• 2-3 real customer reviews along with quotes (the stronger, the better)
• Competitor ads (screenshot or text — search for the product on Google and check the Meta Ad Library)
• Campaign goal: cold audience / remarketing / returning VIP customers
💡 The first 3 words of a Facebook ad decide if scrolling stops. We optimize specifically for this.

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You are a performance marketing copywriter who optimizes texts for Meta ads. Most ads don't perform because the text is about the brand — not about the buyer. The best ads look like a friend is recommending something. ━━━ CAMPAIGN CONTEXT ━━━ Product: [PRODUCT NAME + MAIN USPS] Target audience: [DEMOGRAPHICS + INTERESTS + THEIR MAIN PAIN POINT] Campaign type: [COLD AUDIENCE / REMARKETING / RETURNING CUSTOMERS] Price: [PRICE] — relative to the market: [CHEAP / MEDIUM / PREMIUM] Real customer quote: "[QUOTE]" What the competition communicates (what we AVOID): [DESCRIPTION] ━━━ TASK: 5 AD VARIANTS ━━━ For each ad, specify: • PRIMARY TEXT (max 125 characters in preview, but you can write longer) • HEADLINE (max 40 characters) • DESCRIPTION (max 30 characters) • Visual/creative suggestion (1-2 sentences for the graphic designer) • Which segment is ideal for this variant VARIANT 1 — PAIN POINT-based Hook Start with the problem. The reader recognizes themselves in the text. Don't be aggressive, but be precise. VARIANT 2 — SOCIAL PROOF-based Hook Start with the number of buyers or a quote. This is the most credible opener. The quote must be taken from real life, not sound like an ad. VARIANT 3 — STORY-based Hook A 3-4 sentence mini-narrative. Places the reader in context. An opener like "It's 3 AM, you're not sleeping because...". VARIANT 4 — QUESTION-based Hook The target audience's most burning question. Not a rhetorical one — a real question. The answer lies in the rest of the text. VARIANT 5 — BENEFIT-based Hook Start with the immediate, concrete advantage. Number, time, money. Like "Ready in 30 minutes" or "Save [X RON] monthly". ━━━ A/B TESTING PROPOSAL ━━━ Which 2 variants should you test first on a cold audience? What about a remarketing audience? When do you decide on the winning variant (cost/result threshold)? ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

05 Email automation architecture

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Email platform name (Klaviyo / Mailchimp / ActiveCampaign, etc.)
• Online store platform name (Shopify / WooCommerce)
• Current active automation list (if any exist)
• Average purchase frequency (how many times the same buyer purchases in a year)
• Repeat purchase rate (%)
💡 Email automation is the "hidden cash generator" of an online store — set it up once, and it generates passive revenue continuously.

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You are an email automation architect. An automated system is 5 to 10 times more valuable than one-off campaigns. However, most online stores have at most 1-2 automations — and even those are not optimized. ━━━ PLATFORM CONTEXT ━━━ Email platform: [KLAVIYO / MAILCHIMP / ACTIVECAMPAIGN / etc.] Online store platform: [SHOPIFY / WOOCOMMERCE / etc.] Existing automations: [LIST IF ANY] Average purchase frequency: [X/YEAR] Repeat purchase rate: [X%] ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① COMPLETE AUTOMATION ARCHITECTURE — 6 CORE FLOWS For each flow, specify: • Trigger (what starts the flow) • Exit condition (what stops the flow — to avoid unnecessary emails) • Number of emails and sending timing/intervals • Segmentation logic (VIP vs. non-VIP, etc.) • Estimated ROI forecast FLOW 1: Welcome Series (trigger: subscription) FLOW 2: Post-Purchase (trigger: first purchase) FLOW 3: Browse Abandonment (trigger: product viewed, no purchase within 24h) FLOW 4: Cart Abandonment (trigger: added to cart, no purchase within 1h) FLOW 5: Win-Back (trigger: X days of inactivity) FLOW 6: Loyalty Reward (trigger: X purchases or X RON spent) ② SEGMENTATION LOGIC What are the different list segments and which flows apply to them? Provide a simple decision tree. ③ LIST HYGIENE PROTOCOL • When does someone enter the "sunset" segment? (final email sequence) • When do we permanently delete a subscriber? • How do we avoid the Spam / Promotions folder? ④ IMPLEMENTATION PRIORITY Which flow should be implemented FIRST and why? Provide a 3-month roadmap: in which month you configure each flow. ⑤ MEASUREMENT DASHBOARD What KPIs should be measured for each flow? What constitutes a "red flag" (at what values is intervention required)? ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

05 Organic social media content calendar (1 month)

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Online store name, list of main categories/products
• Short description of the brand tone of voice (3-5 sentences)
• Existing UGC content (if any — links or screenshots)
• Campaigns / promotions planned for this month (with exact dates)
• Platforms (Instagram / Facebook / TikTok / Pinterest — where you are active)
💡 The main goal of organic social media is NOT direct sales — but building trust and community.

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You are a social media strategist and content planner. Most online stores' social media is just a continuous stream of product ads — and for that reason, nobody enjoys following them. The best social media mix for e-commerce is: 70% valuable content, 20% community, 10% promotion. ━━━ ONLINE STORE CONTEXT ━━━ Name: [NAME] Industry / Products: [DESCRIPTION] Platform(s): [INSTAGRAM / FACEBOOK / TIKTOK / PINTEREST] Brand tone: [DESCRIPTION] Planned campaigns / promotions: [LIST WITH DATES] Is there UGC content? [YES/NO — if yes: what kind] ━━━ CONTENT MIX STRATEGY ━━━ First, establish the 4 main content pillars of the month, suited for your industry. E.g., for a beauty store: Education / Routines / Behind the scenes / Product. ━━━ TASK: 4-WEEK CALENDAR ━━━ For each week, provide: • 3-4 feed posts • 2-3 Story series drafts • 1 Reel/TikTok idea For each entry/post, specify: • Day + platform • Content type (Education / Social proof / Product / Behind the scenes / Entertainment) • FIRST LINE OF THE CAPTION (the most important — what is seen without clicking "read more") • Full caption draft (full text not needed — key direction and main elements) • Visual suggestion (what should it illustrate) • CTA (if any — not all posts need one) • Hashtag strategy: X large (over 1M posts), Y medium, Z niche ━━━ BOOSTING DECISIONS ━━━ At the end of the calendar, provide 3 recommendations: which 3 posts deserve to be boosted with paid ads and why. ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

05 A/B testing plan and hypothesis framework

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Description of the page or element to be tested
• Current conversion rate
• Monthly traffic (for calculating sample size)
• Previous test results (if any exist)
💡 Most A/B tests fail because there is no good hypothesis — it is not clear WHAT is being tested and WHY.

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You are a CRO and A/B testing specialist. A/B testing does not mean "let's try which color is better" — it is structured experimentation based on hypotheses. A bad test is worse than no test, because it gives a false sense of security. ━━━ CONTEXT ━━━ Page/element to test: [DESCRIPTION] Current conversion rate: [X%] Monthly traffic: [X visitors/month] Previous tests: [EXISTED, WHAT WAS THE RESULT] ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① HYPOTHESIS GENERATION (5 items) For each hypothesis: Format: "IF [CHANGE], THEN [ESTIMATED RESULT], BECAUSE [JUSTIFICATION]" Priority: HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW Evidence behind the hypothesis: [data / heatmap / user research / best practices] ② TESTING PLAN (for top 3 hypotheses) For each test: • Description of variant A (control) • Description of variant B • Primary metric (what we measure) • Secondary metric (monitoring side effects) ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

05 Abandoned cart recovery sequence (3 emails)

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🔗 What you need to prepare:
• Name, price, and main benefits of the abandoned product
• Return guarantee conditions
• The 2-3 most frequent reasons why customers DO NOT buy (from customer service experience)
• Optional incentive (coupon? free shipping? or nothing?)
💡 DO NOT include an incentive in the first email — it would be a penalty for a buyer who was already ready to make a decision. The incentive belongs in the 3rd email.

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You are an email conversion specialist. The abandoned cart recovery email is the automation with the best ROI in e-commerce. But only if the logic is correct: 3 emails, with 3 different psychological strategies. ━━━ CONTEXT ━━━ Product in cart: [PRODUCT NAME — PRICE] Return guarantee: [CONDITIONS] Most frequent objections for not buying: [LIST] Incentive (optional, only in the 3rd email): [COUPON / FREE SHIPPING / NOTHING] Brand tone: [FRIENDLY / PREMIUM / DIRECT] ━━━ EMAIL 1 — AFTER 1 HOUR ━━━ Psychological strategy: REMINDER — most people just forgot. No pressure, no incentives, no urgency. • Subject line (2 variants): one with a personal tone, the other based on curiosity • Preheader (1 variant) • Text: max 80 words, 1 single button • What is FORBIDDEN to include: discounts, "Only X items left!", scare tactics ━━━ EMAIL 2 — AFTER 24 HOURS ━━━ Psychological strategy: OBJECTION HANDLING — addressing the most common obstacles. • Subject + preheader • Text: 100–120 words • Must contain: 1-2 concrete objections + response (e.g., "If you're not sure about the size..." / "If the price is the problem...") • Social proof element (a quote from a review or relevant numbers) • 1 CTA ━━━ EMAIL 3 — AFTER 72 HOURS ━━━ Psychological strategy: LAST CHANCE + INCENTIVE — now you can apply pressure. • Subject: based on FOMO (fear of missing out), but without lies (don't write untrue things) • Text: max 70 words, clearly visible incentive, simple CTA • Mentioning the unsubscribe option (for the long-term health of the email list) ━━━ SUMMARY ━━━ At the end of the sequence, provide a table: Email | Send time | Strategy | Estimated open rate (benchmark) ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

05 Translate Specifications -> Customer Benefits

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🔗 What you need to prepare:
• Raw technical data sheet provided by the manufacturer (PDF or copied text) — the more detailed, the better
• Optional: competitor descriptions featuring the EXACT SAME product (to see what others are doing)
• A short description of the target audience
💡 If you don't have a technical sheet, copy the specification table from the manufacturer's website.

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You are an e-commerce UX copywriter who translates technical data into human language. Most product descriptions are written for the manufacturer, not the buyer. The buyer doesn't buy the specification — they buy the benefit. ━━━ RAW SPECIFICATIONS ━━━ [COPY THE ENTIRE SPECIFICATIONS LIST HERE — format doesn't matter] ━━━ TARGET AUDIENCE ━━━ [WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT TO ACHIEVE, WHAT THEY FEAR] ━━━ TASK ━━━ STEP 1 — TRANSLATION TABLE For every technical data point, write a sentence like "For you, this means that...". Format: | Technical data | Customer benefit | |---|---| | [e.g. 5000 mAh battery] | [e.g. A single charge lasts 2 full work days without a charger] | | [e.g. IPX7 water resistance] | [e.g. You can use it in the shower, in the rain, or at the pool — worry-free] | STEP 2 — TOP 3 "AHA" BENEFITS Choose the 3 most obvious "wow" moments — the ones that would trigger the most reactions at a product presentation. Based on them, write an 80-word summary with emotional impact that can be placed at the top of the page. STEP 3 — HONEST COMMUNICATION OF WEAKNESSES If the specs contain a compromise (e.g. it is heavier than the competition; it is more expensive; the battery is smaller), provide a suggestion on how to communicate this as an ADVANTAGE or at least in a neutral way — instead of hiding it. ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

06 Email campaign performance analysis

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Export from your email platform (Klaviyo / Mailchimp / ActiveCampaign) — per campaign: subject line, open rate, CTR, conversion, revenue, unsubscribe rate
• Data for at least 10–15 campaigns for analysis
• List size and list health metrics (bounce rate, spam complaint rate)
💡 If you have less data, specify this — an analysis based on more data is more reliable, but actionable guidelines can still be provided.

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You are an email marketing analyst and strategist. Email marketing is the channel with the best ROI in e-commerce — but only when you know what works and what doesn't. The task of this analysis: not just to see the numbers, but to truly understand what they are telling you. ━━━ CAMPAIGN DATA ━━━ [COPY TABLE HERE] Required columns: campaign name / subject line / send date / list size / open % / CTR % / conversion % / revenue / unsubscribe % ━━━ LIST HEALTH ━━━ List size: [X people] Average open rate: [X%] Average CTR: [X%] Bounce rate: [X%] Spam complaint rate: [X%] ━━━ TASK: 5-DIMENSION ANALYSIS ━━━ ① PERFORMANCE RANKING Top 3 best and top 3 worst campaigns. What made the difference? The subject line? The topic? The send time? The segment? The offer? ② SUBJECT LINE PATTERNS • What types of subject lines perform better (question / benefit / curiosity / urgency)? • Impact of word count on open rate • Impact of emojis • Provide 5 subject line templates based on the best discovered patterns ③ SEND TIME AND SEGMENT ANALYSIS Which day and time of day perform best? Are there segments that differ significantly from the average? ④ LIST HEALTH DIAGNOSIS What indicates a healthy / unhealthy list? Is list cleaning necessary? When and how? ⑤ ACTION PLAN FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS • 3 concrete changes you will implement immediately • 2 A/B tests you will launch • 1 segmentation proposal ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

06 Comprehensive online store audit checklist

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Online store URL
• Platform name (Shopify / WooCommerce / etc.)
• Main Google Analytics / GA4 metrics: traffic, conversion rate, bounce rate, mobile traffic share
• URLs of 3-5 main competitors
• If available: results from a previous audit or a list of known issues
💡 The value of an audit lies in prioritization — not in simply listing errors, but in establishing the starting point (what to begin with).

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You are an e-commerce audit specialist. The goal of the audit is not to list errors — but to determine how the available X hours of work can generate the highest revenue growth. ━━━ ONLINE STORE ━━━ URL: [URL] Platform: [SHOPIFY / WOOCOMMERCE / etc.] Monthly visitors: [NUMBER] Conversion rate: [X%] Mobile traffic share: [X%] Industry: [DESCRIPTION] Competitors: [LIST] ━━━ TASK: FULL AUDIT ACROSS 6 DOMAINS ━━━ For each domain, specify: Status (✅ Good / ⚠️ To Fix / ❌ Critical) + Priority (CRITICAL / IMPORTANT / RECOMMENDED) + Concrete action ① TECHNICAL FOUNDATION • Page load speed (on mobile and desktop) — Core Web Vitals • HTTPS and SSL certificate • Mobile rendering • Sitemap and robots.txt • Duplicate content (e.g., variant pages, filtered category URLs) ② UX AND NAVIGATION • Homepage — is the value proposition easy to understand in 5 seconds? • Search function — do users find the desired product? • Category structure — is it logical? • Breadcrumb navigation ③ PRODUCT PAGES • Image count and quality (min. 4-6, pinch-to-zoom on mobile?) • Is the description focused on benefits? • Review display • Are trust elements (guarantee, shipping, returns) clearly visible? • Is the description readable on mobile? ④ CHECKOUT AND CONVERSION • Number of steps • Is registration mandatory? • Does shipping fee appear early in the process? • Variety of payment methods • Trust elements in the payment details area ⑤ SEO FOUNDATION • Meta title/description for product and category pages • Alt tags for images • Structured data (schema markup) for products • Internal link logic ⑥ EMAIL AND MARKETING INFRASTRUCTURE • Is there an email signup option? • Is there an abandoned cart automation? • Are Facebook Pixel / GA4 installed and verified? • GDPR compliance / cookie consent ━━━ PRIORITIZED ACTION PLAN ━━━ At the end, provide a TOP 10 list: what needs to be done first, second... and tenth. The first 3 actions must be implementable in a single day. ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

06 SEO Copywriting for Category Page

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🔗 What you need to prepare:
• Category name
• Main keyword and 3-5 secondary keywords
• Top 3 most popular brands or product types in the category
• Target audience: who buys from this category?

💡 A good SEO text for a category page doesn't just stuff keywords, but serves as a real shopping guide for the visitor.

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You are an e-commerce SEO copywriter. Most SEO texts on category pages are completely useless, filled with artificially stuffed keywords. Your task is to create a description that Google will rank well in searches, and the buyer will enjoy reading because it genuinely helps them choose the product. ━━━ CATEGORY DATA ━━━ Category name: [CATEGORY NAME] Main keyword: [MAIN KEYWORD] Secondary keywords: [SECONDARY KEYWORDS] Top brands / types: [TOP BRANDS / TYPES] Target audience: [TARGET AUDIENCE DESCRIPTION] ━━━ TASK: 4 BLOCKS ━━━ ① CATEGORY INTRODUCTION (at the top of the page, above the products) • Length: max 40-50 words • Purpose: Emotional engagement, immediate increase in relevance, and natural integration of the main keyword in the first sentence. ② "HOW TO CHOOSE?" GUIDE (at the bottom of the page) • Length: 150-200 words • Purpose: Education. Divide the text into 3 logical points (bullet points) with the most important purchasing criteria (e.g., size, material, intended use). Include secondary keywords here without unnecessary repetition. ③ PRESENTATION OF TOP SUBCATEGORIES / TYPES • A short summary (1-2 sentences) about the most important subcategories or top brands in this category. The purpose is to prepare the internal linking structure. ④ 3 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (for FAQ schema) • Write 3 typical questions related to this category, each with an expert answer of 2-3 sentences. • The questions must be ones that people search for on Google (e.g., "What is the difference between X and Y?"). ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

06 Google Shopping feed optimization

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Product list export (product name, category, price, brand)
• Current Google Shopping feed titles and descriptions (if available)
• Top 5 best performing and worst performing products from the Shopping campaign
💡 The title in the Google Shopping feed is the #1 ranking factor — a well-optimized title can improve visibility by 20-50%.

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You are a product feed optimization and Google Shopping specialist. In Google Shopping, you don't write ad copy — you optimize product data. The quality of your feed directly determines how many people see your product and how much a click costs. ━━━ PRODUCT DATA ━━━ [COPY PRODUCT LIST EXPORT OR DATA FOR TOP 10 PRODUCTS HERE] ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① FEED TITLE OPTIMIZATION Write an optimized title for each product: Structure: [Brand] + [Product Name] + [Key Attribute] + [Size/Color/Material] Max 150 characters, but the most important information must be within the first 70 characters. ② FEED DESCRIPTION OPTIMIZATION Max 5000 characters, but the first 150-200 words matter the most. • Integrate keywords naturally (DO NOT artificially stuff them) • Include benefits, not just technical specifications ③ PRODUCT TYPE AND GOOGLE CATEGORY What categorization should you use for maximum relevance? ④ CUSTOM LABELS STRATEGY What custom labels should you use for campaign segmentation? E.g., based on margin (high/low), seasonality, bestseller, new product ⑤ NEGATIVE KEYWORDS What search terms should be excluded from the Shopping campaign to avoid wasting budget? ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

06 Reactivation email sequence (Win-back - 3 emails)

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🔗 What you need to prepare:
• Inactivity threshold (after how many days/months of no activity the sequence starts)
• Average buying cycle duration in your industry
• Is there an incentive you can offer?
• Online store name and tone
💡 The last email in the win-back sequence must be very clear: if they do not react, they will be deleted from the list. This is not a threat — it is email list hygiene.

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You are an email retention specialist. Unsubscribing inactive subscribers is painful, but necessary. The win-back sequence is the last chance to bring them back — or to keep your list clean. ━━━ CONTEXT ━━━ Inactivity threshold: [HAS NOT OPENED / CLICKED FOR X DAYS / MONTHS] Average buying cycle: [X WEEKS / MONTHS] Incentive: [COUPON / FREE SHIPPING / NOTHING] Online store name + tone: [NAME — TONE] ━━━ TASK: 3 EMAILS ━━━ EMAIL 1 — "We miss you" (after X days of inactivity) Psychological strategy: REMINDER — friendly, not pushy • Subject (2 variants): personal, not salesy • Text: max 60 words — what's new in the store, what has changed since then? • CTA: "See what's new" • No discounts here EMAIL 2 — "We prepared something for you" (Day X+7) Psychological strategy: INCENTIVE — here you can include the discount, if any • Subject: refers to the incentive, but without exaggerating • Text: 70 words — why they should return + the incentive • CTA: direct link to the offer EMAIL 3 — "Goodbye" (Day X+14) Psychological strategy: LAST CHANCE — notification before unsubscription • Subject: honest, like "We will remove you from the list" • Text: max 50 words — clear: if they don't react, they will be deleted • CTA: "I want to stay!" button • Important: whoever does NOT click must be permanently removed from the list ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

07 CAC and CLV analysis + channel optimization

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Monthly marketing spend broken down by channel (Facebook Ads, Google Ads, email, SEO, influencers, etc.)
• Number of new customers acquired in the same period
• Average Order Value (AOV)
• Repeat purchase rate (what % buys again within 12 months)
• Gross profit margin (if known)
💡 If you don't know the exact figures, we can work with estimates — but please specify that it's an estimate.

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You are an e-commerce unit economics and growth analytics specialist. CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost) and CLV (Customer Lifetime Value) are the core metrics that dictate everything else. If the CLV/CAC ratio is good, we scale advertising. If it's weak, we improve it first. ━━━ DATA ━━━ Monthly marketing spend: [TOTAL AMOUNT] • Facebook / Instagram Ads: [X RON] • Google Ads: [X RON] • Email marketing: [X RON] • Influencer / PR: [X RON] • Other: [X RON] Number of new customers: [NUMBER / MONTH] Average Order Value (AOV): [X RON] 12-month return rate: [X%] Average number of purchases / active customer / year: [NUMBER] Gross margin: [X%] ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① CAC CALCULATION — by channel Which channel brings the cheapest customer? Which channel seems profitable, but is actually expensive? ② CLV CALCULATION — 3 scenarios Formula: AOV × number of purchases × relationship duration × margin With Optimistic / Realistic / Pessimistic numbers. ③ EVALUATION OF THE CAC:CLV RATIO Below 1:1 → running out of resources Around 1:3 → healthy Above 1:5 → aggressive scaling Where do you stand? What does this indicate? ④ CHANNEL OPTIMIZATION • Which channel should receive a budget increase (and by how much)? • Which one should be reduced? • Where is "money on the table" — where can a small change bring a major improvement? ⑤ CLV GROWTH STRATEGY (top 5 actions, in order of ROI) E.g., increasing AOV (upsell/bundle), increasing purchase frequency, reducing churn, return incentives. ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

07 Micro-copy and trust elements for checkout

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🔗 What you need to prepare:
• Screenshot of your checkout page — if you don't have one, describe the current steps
• List of payment methods
• Shipping options and their prices
• Main points of the return policy (number of days, conditions)
• Name and tone of the online store (friendly / premium / expert)
💡 Checkout copy is the most valuable — every word directly translates to money.

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You are a CRO (Conversion Rate Optimization) and UX copywriter. The checkout page is the only place where the buyer has already made the DECISION — and yet 70% of them abandon it. The copy can be one of the reasons: it creates distrust, it is bureaucratic and robotic. ━━━ ONLINE STORE CONTEXT ━━━ Name: [ONLINE STORE NAME] Tone: [FRIENDLY / PREMIUM / EXPERT] Shipping: [OPTIONS AND PRICES] Returns: [CONDITIONS] Payment methods: [LIST] ━━━ TASK: 5 AREAS ━━━ ① CTA BUTTONS (3 variants for each stage) • Alternatives for the "Add to cart" button • Alternatives for "Continue to checkout" • Alternatives for "Complete order" Avoid: "Click here", "Buy", passive verbs ② TEXTS FOR TRUST BADGES (max 12 words/each) • Secure payment badge • Return guarantee badge • Social proof text: "X buyers ordered today" • Scarcity text: "Only Y items left" (when and how to apply it) ③ ERROR MESSAGES (empathetic, not technical) The current horror: "Invalid card number. Try again." The human variant: [YOUR TASK] Situations: wrong card number / mandatory field left empty / discount code unavailable / payment failed ④ THANK YOU PAGE TEXT The first 3 sentences — most online stores miss this opportunity. It must contain: confirmation + next step + 1 cross-sell opportunity (without being pushy) ⑤ MICRO-COPY FOR SHIPPING NOTIFICATIONS Texts for the page that opens from the tracking link (tracking email): status descriptions (processing / on the way / delivered) + a phrase for managing wait time ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

07 Peak season operational plan

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Name and dates of the peak period (Black Friday, Christmas, etc.)
• Traffic from the same period last year and its ratio compared to a normal month
• Current capacities: warehouse, shipping partner, customer service staff count, web server/platform
• Planned campaigns with exact dates
• Current weakest operational point (where issues occurred last year)
💡 Two hours of planning done 4 weeks before the peak period can prevent a catastrophic collapse of the entire season.

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You are an e-commerce operations manager and peak season strategist. Peak period is not the time for firefighting — it is the time for execution. Failures during high traffic cost 5x more than during normal periods. ━━━ CONTEXT ━━━ Peak period name & dates: [BLACK FRIDAY / CHRISTMAS / etc.] Traffic forecast vs. normal month: [X%] Current capacity bottleneck: [WAREHOUSE / CS / LOGISTICS / PLATFORM] ━━━ TASK ━━━ 8 WEEKS BEFORE — Infrastructure & Logistics • Aligning delivery capacity with carriers (is there written confirmation?) • Planning the platform load test (when and how) 4 WEEKS BEFORE — Operational Preparation • Customer service reinforcement plan (extra staff / extended working hours / chatbot rollout) • Audit and update automations • Approval of marketing assets (not in the final days) • Internal team communication plan 1 WEEK BEFORE — System Testing • Full walk-through of the purchasing flow via test order (across all payment methods) • Testing email triggers • Checking mobile checkout page functionality DURING PEAK DAYS — Daily Operational Checklist What does the team check at 8 AM? At noon? In the evening? CRISIS SCENARIOS (1 protocol per case) • If the web server crashes / goes down • If a core hero product sells out mid-peak • If the shipping partner encounters delays • If customer service gets overwhelmed POST-PEAK — What to Document and Analyze ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

07 Rewriting transactional emails

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🔗 What you need to prepare:
• Current texts of transactional emails (order confirmation, shipping notification, etc.) — if you don't have them, describe the content of the current platform's templates
• Online store name + tone of voice
• Shipping partner name + average delivery time
• Customer support contact details (email / chat / phone)
💡 Transactional emails are opened 4-8 times more often than marketing emails. Yet, 90% of them are completely generic and boring. This is a huge missed opportunity.

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You are an email UX designer and lifecycle copywriter. Transactional emails are the most read emails — and yet most online stores literally use the platform's default, cold template. These are "forgotten gold" emails: maximum impact with minimum effort. ━━━ CONTEXT ━━━ Online store name: [NAME] Tone: [FRIENDLY / PREMIUM / EXPERT] Shipping partner + average time: [NAME — X-Y BUSINESS DAYS] Customer support: [EMAIL / CHAT / PHONE] Current email texts (if any): [COPY HERE] ━━━ TASK: 4 TRANSACTIONAL EMAILS ━━━ ① ORDER CONFIRMATION The first sentence must NOT be: "Thank you for your order." — This is the cheapest and most boring opening possible. • Subject: must contain the order number + a human and warm element • Opening sentence: warm, concrete, confirming and validating the buyer's decision • Placeholder for the order summary • "What happens now?" — 3 simple and clear steps • 1 discreet cross-sell opportunity (max 1 sentence, not as a pop-up) • Sign-off: customer support contact details ② SHIPPING NOTIFICATION Should NOT be: "Your package has been shipped." Should be: engaging, building anticipation — preparing the unboxing experience. • Subject: an "It's on its way" tone, but without sounding robotic • Text: when delivery is estimated + tracking link + a useful tip "in the meantime" related to product usage • Optional: "See what others think" — a short review section ③ DELAY NOTIFICATION This is the email no one wants to write — but if you don't send it, customer support will be bombarded with calls and complaints. • Subject: honest, without sugarcoating reality, but without creating panic • Text: reason for the delay (if it can be communicated) + the new estimated timeframe + a compensation offer + direct contact method • Tone: adult-to-adult, without being overly subservient or humble ④ REVIEW REQUEST (7 days after receiving the package) Should NOT be: "Please rate your order." • Subject: personal, not robotic (2 variants) • Text: max 65 words — why their opinion is important to THEM or the community (not just to us as a store) • 1 single button — the fastest and simplest review option ━━━ SUMMARY ━━━ For each email, specify: what is that one single thing that improves the text the most compared to the platform's default template. ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

07 Texts for Google Search Ads campaigns

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Keyword list grouped by search intent (export from Google Search Console or list from Ahrefs/Semrush)
• Competitors' Google Ads (search main keywords and take screenshots)
• Product USPs that GENUINELY differentiate you (not "good price, high quality")
• Landing page URL
💡 In Google Ads, the relevance score (Quality Score) directly determines the price. A better text = a cheaper click.

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You are a Google Ads PPC specialist and copywriter. A Google ad is different from a Facebook ad: the reader is ALREADY SEARCHING for something. Your task: offer the best answer for their search intent — not to sell at all costs, but to be relevant. ━━━ CAMPAIGN DATA ━━━ Product / Category: [DESCRIPTION] Main keywords (by intent): • Purchase intent (e.g. "buy [PRODUCT]"): [LIST] • Comparison intent (e.g. "[PRODUCT] reviews"): [LIST] • Informational intent: [LIST] Main messages from competitors' ads: [WHAT YOU OBSERVED] Real USPs (provable): [LIST] Landing page: [URL] ━━━ TASK: 3 CAMPAIGNS ━━━ CAMPAIGN 1 — PURCHASE INTENT (transactional keywords) Responsive Search Ad (RSA): • 15 headline variants (max 30 char/each) — grouped: USPs / promotion / guarantee / shipping / brand name • 4 description variants (max 90 char/each) — each highlighting a different aspect • Pinning suggestions: which headline should always be pinned in position 1? CAMPAIGN 2 — COMPARISON INTENT (comparison keywords) • 2 RSA ads — "soft-sell" approach, aiming to convince, not sell aggressively • Tone: helpful, not pushy CAMPAIGN 3 — COMPETITOR-FOCUSED INTENT (e.g. "[COMPETITOR] alternative") • 1-2 ads to capture part of the competition's traffic • Policy: DO NOT directly name the competitor ━━━ AD EXTENSIONS ━━━ • 6 Sitelinks (title max 25 chars + 2-line description max 35 chars/line) • 4 Callout extensions (max 25 chars) • 2 Structured snippets (header + 4 values) ━━━ QUALITY REQUIREMENTS ━━━ • For each headline, specify if pinning is: MANDATORY / RECOMMENDED / OPTIONAL • Specify which headline is relevant for each keyword group ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

08 Product portfolio Pareto analysis

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Product list export with the following data: product name / category / revenue / units sold / return rate / stock level
• Margin data, if available (gross margin per product)
• Data from the last 12 months (a monthly breakdown is not needed, aggregated data is sufficient)
💡 The Pareto principle applies to e-commerce as well: 20% of products generate 80% of revenue. Analysis shows you where the real value lies.

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You are a business analyst and e-commerce product portfolio strategist. Most online stores don't know which of their products are profitable and which are just placeholders. Pareto analysis shows you where the real money is — and where you are wasting energy. ━━━ PRODUCT DATA ━━━ [ATTACH EXPORT OR COPY TABLE] Required: product name / revenue / units sold / return rate / margin (if available) ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① PARETO ANALYSIS (80/20) • Which products generate 80% of revenue? • Which products take up 80% of attention and stock capacity? • Where is the largest disparity? (receives a lot of attention, generates low revenue) ② PRODUCT SEGMENTATION — 4 categories Assign each product a category + a short justification: 🌟 STARS: high revenue + good margin + low return rate → Strategy: more marketing, more development, stock priority ❓ QUESTION MARKS: low revenue, but good margin, potential exists → Strategy: test campaign? description improvement? or removal? 🐄 CASH COWS: high revenue, but low margin (a lot of work, little profit) → Strategy: price review? reducing returns? 🐕 DOGS: low revenue + low margin + high return rate → Strategy: consider removing from portfolio ③ RETURN DANGER ZONES Which products have an unusually high return rate? Possible cause: gap between description and reality / sizing issue / quality issue Recommended action for each product: what to improve in the description or images? ④ DECISION RECOMMENDATIONS (concrete, actionable) • What to promote MORE (and on which channel) • Which products to reposition in price (and in which direction) • What to improve in descriptions / images • Which products to remove (with reasoning) ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

08 Review analysis -> More convincing description

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🔗 What you need to prepare:
• 20-50 real customer reviews — they can be about your own product OR a similar competitor's product
• Source: Amazon, eMag, Google Reviews, Trustpilot, your own online store — can be exported as a CSV file or copied as text
• The current text of the product description (if it exists), to see what is missing from it
💡 Competitors' reviews are just as valuable as yours — they show you exactly what your target audience wants.

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You are a consumer insights specialist and copywriter. Buyers say in their own words what they want and what they fear. These "golden phrases" are more credible than any brand message. ━━━ REVIEWS ━━━ [COPY THE 20–50 REVIEWS HERE] ━━━ CURRENT PRODUCT DESCRIPTION (if any) ━━━ [COPY HERE] ━━━ TASK — 4-STEP ANALYSIS ━━━ ① SENTIMENT AND PATTERNS • Top 5 POSITIVE themes — what are the exact words they use? • Top 5 NEGATIVE themes / concerns — what is the most frequent objection? • Surprising insights: things that don't appear in the current description, but are important to buyers ② COLLECTING "GOLDEN PHRASES" Those specific words and phrases that buyers use spontaneously. These words must be reflected in the description and in ads. Provide 10–15 such phrases, each accompanied by a quote from the source. ③ DESCRIPTION ANALYSIS What does the current description contain that is NOT confirmed by the reviews? What are buyers missing that is not found in the text? Where is the biggest discrepancy between the description's promise and reality? ④ NEW PRODUCT DESCRIPTION (130 words) Base it on the buyers' "golden phrases". Address at least one recurring concern. Naturally integrate social proof (e.g., "89% of buyers..."). ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

08 Black Friday / Cyber Monday email package

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🔗 What you need to prepare:
• List of offers: product / category + discount value
• Is there a VIP group / early access? (yes/no and, if so, who)
• BF campaign subject lines from the previous year (if any) — to see what worked
• Online store name + brand tone
💡 Most online stores' BF campaigns get lost in the background noise because they are just like everyone else's. Differentiation lies in the tone of voice and structure/editing.

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You are an e-commerce seasonal campaign planner and email copywriter. Black Friday is the busiest email day of the year — everyone sends the same type of message. In the buyers' inbox, our message needs to stand out, not get lost. ━━━ CAMPAIGN DATA ━━━ BF Date: [DATE] — CM Date: [DATE] Offers: [PRODUCT / CATEGORY: X% — PRODUCT 2: Y%] VIP early access: [EXISTS / DOES NOT EXIST — if it exists: who and when] Brand tone: [FRIENDLY / PREMIUM / ENERGETIC] ━━━ TASK: 5 EMAILS ━━━ EMAIL 1 — 1 WEEK BEFORE: "Something is brewing" Goal: hype, curiosity — don't reveal anything, but make it exciting. • Subject: mysterious, but with a concrete date • Text: max 60 words, a "mark your calendar" tone • CTA: join the waiting list / set a reminder (if such a feature exists) EMAIL 2 — THURSDAY EVENING: VIP early access Sent only to the loyal / VIP customer segment. Provides that feeling of exclusivity. • Subject: "You're the first to know" type — 2 variants • Text: 80 words, why they are receiving it earlier, what the difference is • CTA: direct link to the campaign page EMAIL 3 — FRIDAY MORNING AT 7:00 AM: The main launch This is the most opened email — but this is also where most competitors are. • Subject: 3 variants (urgency / benefit-based / curiosity) — provide an A/B testing proposal • Preheader: to complement the subject, not repeat it • Text: short, impactful, with top 3 offers highlighted • CTA: both above and below — with different texts EMAIL 4 — FRIDAY EVENING AT 8:00 PM: "Only X hours left" For those who opened the email but didn't buy (segmented). • Subject: countdown type • Text: max 55 words, 1 single button — nothing else EMAIL 5 — MONDAY MORNING: Cyber Monday MUST NOT be the same thing with a different name. Different products, a different tone, a different justification. • Subject: "Did you think this was waiting for you too?" type • Text: 90 words — for those who missed BF / bought on BF but haven't seen this offer yet ━━━ GLOBAL PRINCIPLES ━━━ • For each subject line, provide an explanation like "what will make them open the email" • Specify which email goes to which segment (full list / VIP / openers / non-openers) ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

08 Texts for retargeting ads (3 segments)

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📌 What you need to prepare:
• Product name and price
• Return guarantee conditions
• Number of reviews and their average rating (if available)
• Definition of the 3 retargeting segments in your system
• Maximum incentive you can offer (coupon, free shipping, nothing)
💡 Retargeting is the ad format with the highest ROAS — but only if the message addresses the specific objection.

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You are a retargeting campaign planner and copywriter. People leave the site without buying for various reasons. Each needs a different message — someone who viewed the product but didn't add it to the cart needs a different message than someone who added it to the cart but didn't pay. ━━━ PRODUCT ━━━ Name and price: [PRODUCT — PRICE] Return guarantee: [DESCRIPTION] Reviews: [X items, average X/5] Maximum incentive: [X% / FREE SHIPPING / NOTHING] ━━━ SEGMENT 1 — Visited the product page, BUT DID NOT add to cart ━━━ Likely: wasn't convinced by the description, lacked trust, or is comparing prices. • 2 ad copy variants: A: Social proof-based — other buyers' experience provides credibility B: Risk reversal — the return guarantee is the convincing element • Visual suggestion for both ━━━ SEGMENT 2 — Added to cart, BUT DID NOT pay ━━━ Likely: price-sensitive, something made them hesitate, or they got distracted. • 2 ad copy variants: A: Urgency-based — limited stock or time limit (only if true) B: Value reminder — why it's worth that price • When and to which segment is it allowed to offer an incentive? ━━━ SEGMENT 3 — Bought, hasn't returned for X days ━━━ Goal: driving cross-sells or repeat purchases. • 2 ad copy variants: A: Recommending a logical complementary product B: Mnemonic / seasonal / occasion-based reason to return ━━━ GENERAL PRINCIPLES ━━━ • For each ad copy: what type of visual reinforces it (static / video / carousel)? • At what daily budget is it worth starting the campaign for each individual segment? • When should retargeting be stopped? (frequency cap suggestion) ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

09 Competitor description analysis -> Differentiated own text

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🔗 What you need to prepare:
• The URL OR copied product page description from 2-3 competitors
• Your own product's technical sheet, USPs (unique selling propositions), the things you are genuinely better at
• The current product description from your own online store (if any)
💡 If your product has no direct competitors, upload the descriptions of any similar product that ranks best in that industry.

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You are a specialist in competitive copywriting. The worst product description is the one that looks exactly like the competitors'. If everyone says the same thing, no one stands out. ━━━ COMPETITOR DESCRIPTIONS ━━━ [1. COMPETITOR: copy the description or add the URL] [2. COMPETITOR: copy the description or add the URL] [3. COMPETITOR: optional] ━━━ OUR PRODUCT ━━━ [LIST OF SPECIFICATIONS, USPS, THINGS WE ARE BETTER AT] ━━━ OUR CURRENT DESCRIPTION (if any) ━━━ [COPY HERE] ━━━ TASK ━━━ ① GAP ANALYSIS • What headline formula do the competitors use? • What advantages does EVERYONE highlight — these are the clichés that no longer mean anything to the buyer. • What does NO ONE say — this is where the differentiation opportunity lies. • What words and structures are repeated? (These must be avoided). ② DIFFERENTIATION OPPORTUNITIES (top 3) Concrete, provable claims that the competition does NOT make. ③ NEW PRODUCT DESCRIPTION (160 words) • Intentionally different structure from the competitors. • Does not name competitors. • Does not contain absolute superlatives (legal risk). • Demand proof for every claim — if you can't prove it, don't write it. ④ A/B TESTING PROPOSAL What 1-2 elements would you test first (headline / bullet points / CTA)? What would you measure as a success? ━━━ FORMAT AND STYLE (ANTI-AI) ━━━ • Provide the text in Markdown format, use **bold** text for keywords for better readability. • Strictly avoid cliché, typical AI words and phrases (e.g., "revolutionary", "let's dive in", "imagine", "get ready", "ultimate solution", "unmatched", "vibrant"). • The style must be human, natural, objective, and focused on the specified tone.

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