A Practical Ecommerce Workflow

30+ Actionable Ecommerce Prompts You Can Actually Use

Running an ecommerce business means making hundreds of decisions every week. What should you say on the product page? Which products deserve more attention? Why are people adding products to their cart but not buying?

These 30 prompts are arranged into a practical workflow that you can use repeatedly. Think of it as a simple ecommerce operating system.

30Tested Prompts
5Categories
1Workflow

The Goal

The goal isn't to make AI "do ecommerce for you." The goal is to use AI to help you:

Find opportunities → Decide what to build → Improve what you already have → Strengthen your website → Repeat

Don't use AI to produce more ecommerce work. Use AI to make better decisions faster.

How to Use These Ecommerce Prompts

These aren't meant to be used blindly. For better results:

1

Replace the placeholders

Don't leave information such as [PRODUCT] or [TARGET CUSTOMER] unchanged. Fill in your actual business data.

2

Give the AI real information

Include actual product specifications, customer reviews, pricing, sales data, objections, and business constraints whenever relevant.

3

Don't ask AI to invent facts

Never allow AI to manufacture product specifications, certifications, guarantees, ingredients, delivery promises, customer claims, or performance results.

4

Treat the first output as a working draft

The goal isn't to publish whatever AI gives you. The goal is to get from blank page → useful first draft → human refinement much faster.

5

Add your own data

A prompt becomes significantly more useful when you combine AI with your own customer reviews, product data, sales data, search data, ad performance, customer questions, return reasons, and competitor information.

Product & Offer Prompts

Start here to position your products and create compelling offers.

1

Find the Strongest Selling Angle for a Product

Act as an ecommerce positioning strategist. I will give you information about a product and its target customer. Product: [PRODUCT] Category: [CATEGORY] Price: [PRICE] Key features: [FEATURES] Main benefits: [BENEFITS] Target customer: [TARGET CUSTOMER] Typical use case: [USE CASE] Main alternatives customers consider: [ALTERNATIVES] Customer problem: [PROBLEM] Identify the 5 strongest marketing angles for this product. For each angle provide: 1. The core customer desire or problem 2. The marketing message 3. Why this angle could be persuasive 4. The type of customer most likely to respond 5. A sample headline 6. A potential objection 7. How the product addresses that objection Do not invent product capabilities. Rank the five angles from strongest to weakest based on the information provided.
Use When

You know the product but aren't sure what message should lead the marketing.

Give AI

Product details, features, benefits, target customer, use cases, alternatives, and customer problems.

Get

5 ranked marketing angles with messaging, headlines, and objection handling.

Do

Test the strongest angle in your ads and product pages first.

2

Turn Product Features Into Buyer Benefits

Act as an ecommerce copy strategist. Convert the following product features into customer-focused benefits. Product: [PRODUCT] Features: [FEATURE 1] [FEATURE 2] [FEATURE 3] [FEATURE 4] [FEATURE 5] For each feature create: - What the feature is - What it enables the customer to do - The practical benefit - The emotional or lifestyle benefit, if supported - A concise benefit-led sentence Do not exaggerate the feature or claim benefits that cannot reasonably be inferred. Write for this customer: [TARGET CUSTOMER] Keep the language specific and avoid generic phrases such as "premium quality", "game-changing", "elevate your experience", and "perfect for everyone".
Use When

You have a list of features but need customer-focused benefit copy.

Give AI

Product name, 5 features, and target customer description.

Get

Feature-to-benefit translations with practical and emotional benefits.

Do

Use the benefit-led sentences in product descriptions and ads.

3

Build a Better Ecommerce Offer

Act as an ecommerce offer strategist. Analyze this existing offer: Product: [PRODUCT] Current price: [PRICE] Current offer: [OFFER] Target customer: [CUSTOMER] Main competitors or alternatives: [COMPETITORS] Average order value: [AOV, IF KNOWN] Main customer objections: [OBJECTIONS] Create 7 ways to make the offer more compelling without relying only on a bigger discount. Consider: - Bundling - Bonuses - Quantity incentives - Convenience - Risk reduction - Cross-sells - Free shipping thresholds - Product combinations - Customer experience improvements For each idea provide: 1. Offer structure 2. Why it could increase perceived value 3. Potential downside 4. What should be tested first Do not recommend discounts automatically. Prioritize improvements that could increase perceived value while protecting margin.
Use When

Your current offer isn't converting well enough.

Give AI

Product details, current pricing, competitors, AOV, and customer objections.

Get

7 non-discount offer improvements with structure and testing plan.

Do

Test the highest-potential offer first, measuring conversion rate and margin.

4

Find Products That Should Be Bundled

Act as an ecommerce merchandising strategist. Here is my product catalog: [PASTE PRODUCT LIST WITH PRICES AND SHORT DESCRIPTIONS] Identify products that naturally belong together. Create 10 potential bundles. For each bundle provide: - Bundle name - Products included - Combined individual price - Suggested bundle positioning - Customer problem/use case it solves - Recommended pricing approach - Natural upsell message - Why customers might prefer the bundle over buying separately Do not combine products simply because they are in the same category. Prioritize combinations where one product naturally complements or improves the use of another.
Use When

You want to increase average order value through strategic bundling.

Give AI

Complete product catalog with prices and descriptions.

Get

10 strategic bundle ideas with positioning and pricing.

Do

Create the top 3 bundles and test them on product pages and checkout.

5

Identify Products With Cross-Sell Potential

Act as an ecommerce merchandising strategist. Analyze the following product catalog: [PRODUCT CATALOG] For every major product, identify up to 3 products that could be recommended immediately after purchase. Return a table with: Product | Recommended Cross-Sell | Reason | Customer Use Case | Suggested Cross-Sell Message Prioritize genuine usefulness over maximizing the number of recommendations. Avoid recommending products that have little logical connection to the original purchase.
Use When

You want to increase revenue from existing orders through cross-selling.

Give AI

Complete product catalog organized by category.

Get

Strategic cross-sell recommendations with messaging for each product.

Do

Implement cross-sells on product pages, cart, and post-purchase emails.

Product Page Prompts

Optimize your product pages for conversion and clarity.

6

Diagnose a Weak Product Page

Act as an ecommerce conversion rate optimization specialist. Analyze the following product page: [PASTE PRODUCT PAGE COPY OR URL CONTENT] Product: [PRODUCT] Target customer: [TARGET CUSTOMER] Price: [PRICE] Primary conversion goal: [ADD TO CART / PURCHASE / INQUIRY] Evaluate the page across: 1. Clarity 2. Value proposition 3. Product understanding 4. Benefits 5. Trust 6. Objection handling 7. Social proof 8. Pricing presentation 9. Calls to action 10. Mobile scanning 11. Purchase friction 12. Missing information For each weakness explain: - What is wrong - Why it may matter - What should change - A specific example of the improvement Finish with the 5 changes I should make first.
Use When

A product page has traffic but low conversion rates.

Give AI

Product page content/copy, product details, target customer, price, and conversion goal.

Get

12-point CRO audit with prioritized fixes.

Do

Implement the top 5 changes and A/B test where possible.

7

Rewrite a Product Page Around Buyer Questions

Act as an ecommerce UX copywriter. Product: [PRODUCT] Current product information: [PASTE INFORMATION] Target customer: [TARGET CUSTOMER] Rewrite the page around the questions a buyer is likely to have before purchasing. Organize the output into: 1. What is this? 2. Who is it for? 3. What problem does it solve? 4. What makes it useful? 5. How does it work? 6. What is included? 7. What should the customer know before buying? 8. Common objections 9. Frequently asked questions 10. Clear next step Do not add facts that are not provided. Write for someone who knows very little about the product.
Use When

Your product page is confusing or doesn't answer key buyer questions.

Give AI

Product information and target customer description.

Get

Product page structured around 10 key buyer questions.

Do

Use this structure to rewrite your product page section by section.

8

Create Product Page FAQs From Customer Concerns

Act as an ecommerce customer research specialist. Product: [PRODUCT] Product information: [PRODUCT DETAILS] Customer reviews: [PASTE REVIEWS] Customer questions: [PASTE QUESTIONS, IF AVAILABLE] Create 15 product-page FAQs. Prioritize questions based on: - Buying uncertainty - Product suitability - Compatibility - Usage - Size or specifications - Shipping information provided - Returns information provided - Product limitations - Common objections Separate the FAQs into: High-priority buying questions Product-use questions Pre-purchase objections Only answer questions using the information provided. Mark any question that requires information I have not supplied.
Use When

You need FAQs that address real customer concerns and objections.

Give AI

Product details, customer reviews, and customer questions.

Get

15 prioritized FAQs organized by buying stage.

Do

Add these FAQs to your product page, starting with high-priority buying questions.

9

Create a Product Comparison Page

Act as an ecommerce comparison-page strategist. Compare these products: Product A: [PRODUCT + DETAILS] Product B: [PRODUCT + DETAILS] Product C: [PRODUCT + DETAILS] Target customer: [TARGET CUSTOMER] Create a useful comparison that helps customers choose the right product. Include: - Best for - Key difference - Important features - Practical benefits - Limitations - Price - Ideal customer - Who should avoid each option Then create a "Which one should you choose?" section. Do not declare a winner simply because one product has more features. Match each product to the customer need it serves best.
Use When

Customers are comparing multiple products and need help deciding.

Give AI

Details for 2-3 products and target customer description.

Get

Complete comparison page with decision guidance.

Do

Create a dedicated comparison page and link to it from product pages.

10

Improve Product Titles for Humans and Search

Act as an ecommerce SEO and merchandising specialist. Product: [PRODUCT] Current title: [CURRENT TITLE] Product category: [CATEGORY] Primary search term: [KEYWORD] Important attributes: [BRAND / MODEL / SIZE / MATERIAL / COLOR / USE CASE / OTHER] Create 10 improved product title options. Each title should: - Clearly identify the product - Include the most important search term naturally - Put useful product information in a logical order - Avoid keyword stuffing - Be easy to scan - Avoid claims that aren't supported After the 10 options, recommend the strongest title and explain why.
Use When

Your product titles aren't ranking or converting well.

Give AI

Current title, category, primary keyword, and important attributes.

Get

10 optimized title options with recommendation.

Do

Update product titles across your catalog, starting with top sellers.

Ecommerce SEO Prompts

Improve your organic search visibility and traffic.

11

Find Search Intent for a Product Keyword

Act as an ecommerce SEO strategist. Primary keyword: [KEYWORD] Product/category: [PRODUCT OR CATEGORY] Analyze the likely search intent behind this keyword. Determine whether the searcher is primarily: - Researching - Comparing - Looking for a specific product - Ready to purchase - Looking for a brand - Looking for an alternative Then provide: 1. Likely customer goal 2. Information they expect to find 3. Products they may compare 4. Questions they may have 5. Recommended page type 6. Recommended content sections 7. Internal links that would help them 8. Conversion action to prioritize Do not assume commercial intent simply because a keyword contains a product term. Explain the reasoning.
Use When

You're targeting a keyword but aren't sure what the searcher wants.

Give AI

Target keyword and product/category context.

Get

Complete search intent analysis with content recommendations.

Do

Create content that matches the identified intent.

12

Build a Keyword Map for an Ecommerce Store

Act as an ecommerce SEO strategist. Store: [STORE TYPE] Main product categories: [CATEGORIES] Products: [PRODUCT LIST] Target customers: [TARGET CUSTOMERS] Keyword research data: [PASTE KEYWORDS, SEARCH VOLUME, OR OTHER DATA] Create a keyword-to-page map. For each keyword group identify: - Primary keyword - Search intent - Recommended page - Page type - Secondary terms - Potential cannibalization risk - Recommended internal links Prioritize existing commercial pages before recommending large amounts of informational content. Do not create separate pages for keywords that represent the same search intent without a clear reason.
Use When

You have keyword data but no clear page strategy.

Give AI

Store type, categories, products, customers, and keyword research.

Get

Complete keyword-to-page mapping with internal link strategy.

Do

Use this map to optimize existing pages and plan new content.

13

Find Internal Linking Opportunities

Act as an ecommerce internal linking specialist. Here is my website structure: [PASTE SITE MAP OR LIST OF URLS] Identify useful internal linking opportunities between: - Product pages - Category pages - Subcategory pages - Buying guides - Blog articles - Comparison pages - FAQ pages For each recommendation provide: Source page | Destination page | Suggested anchor text | Reason for the link | Where it could naturally appear Prioritize links that help both users and search engines. Do not recommend links simply to increase the number of internal links.
Use When

Your site has pages that aren't well-connected.

Give AI

Complete sitemap or URL list organized by page type.

Get

Strategic internal linking recommendations with anchor text.

Do

Add the recommended internal links to strengthen page relationships.

14

Find Missing Content Around an Ecommerce Category

Act as an ecommerce content strategist. Category: [CATEGORY] Products in this category: [PRODUCTS] Target customer: [TARGET CUSTOMER] Existing category-page content: [PASTE CONTENT] Identify useful content that is missing from the page. Look for: - Buying questions - Product selection criteria - Common mistakes - Comparison questions - Use cases - Compatibility questions - Sizing/specification questions - Maintenance or care questions - Customer objections Return: 1. Missing topic 2. Why the customer may need it 3. Recommended section 4. Suggested heading 5. What information should be included Avoid adding content simply to make the page longer.
Use When

Your category pages are thin or not ranking well.

Give AI

Category name, products, target customer, and existing content.

Get

Missing content topics with structure recommendations.

Do

Add the missing content sections to improve category page value.

15

Create a Product SEO Content Brief

Act as an ecommerce SEO content strategist. Create a detailed SEO content brief for a product page. Product: [PRODUCT] Primary keyword: [KEYWORD] Secondary keywords: [SECONDARY KEYWORDS] Target customer: [TARGET CUSTOMER] Search intent: [SEARCH INTENT] Competitor pages: [COMPETITOR INFORMATION] Create a brief containing: - Recommended title - H1 - Page purpose - Search intent - Important subtopics - Questions to answer - Product information required - Suggested internal links - Suggested FAQ topics - Conversion goal - Content elements competitors may be missing Keep the brief focused on helping a customer make a purchase decision.
Use When

You're creating new product pages and need a complete SEO brief.

Give AI

Product details, keywords, target customer, intent, and competitor info.

Get

Complete content brief with structure and SEO recommendations.

Do

Give this brief to your content team or use it to write the page.

Customer & Conversion Prompts

Understand your customers and optimize for conversions.

16

Mine Customer Reviews for Marketing Insights

Act as a customer insights analyst. Analyze these customer reviews: [PASTE REVIEWS] Extract: 1. Most frequently mentioned benefits 2. Most common problems solved 3. Words customers repeatedly use 4. Reasons customers appear to buy 5. Common objections 6. Unexpected use cases 7. Complaints 8. Product expectations 9. Emotional language 10. Potential marketing messages Separate direct customer language from your interpretation. Do not invent insights that aren't supported by the reviews. Finish with 10 specific marketing ideas based only on the evidence in the reviews.
Use When

You have customer reviews but aren't using them strategically.

Give AI

Collection of customer reviews from your product pages.

Get

10 actionable marketing insights extracted from review analysis.

Do

Use the language and insights in your product copy, ads, and emails.

17

Analyze Why Customers Might Abandon the Cart

Act as an ecommerce CRO analyst. Here is my checkout/cart information: Cart abandonment rate: [RATE, IF KNOWN] Average order value: [AOV] Shipping cost: [SHIPPING] Return policy: [POLICY] Payment methods: [PAYMENT METHODS] Checkout steps: [STEPS] Customer feedback: [FEEDBACK] Identify the most likely friction points. For each potential problem provide: - Likely customer concern - Evidence available - Severity - Recommended test - Expected effect - Implementation difficulty Do not claim that a specific issue is causing abandonment unless the evidence supports it. Rank the opportunities by potential impact versus effort.
Use When

Your cart abandonment rate is higher than industry benchmarks.

Give AI

Checkout data, shipping costs, policies, payment methods, and customer feedback.

Get

Ranked list of friction points with testing recommendations.

Do

Test the highest-impact, lowest-effort fixes first.

18

Turn Customer Objections Into Sales Copy

Act as an ecommerce conversion copywriter. Product: [PRODUCT] Target customer: [TARGET CUSTOMER] Customer objections: [LIST OBJECTIONS] For each objection create: 1. What the customer may actually be worried about 2. Information that could reduce uncertainty 3. A concise response 4. A product-page section that could address it 5. A short ad/message variation Never hide legitimate product limitations. If the business does not currently have evidence or information needed to answer an objection, say so.
Use When

You know customer objections but aren't addressing them effectively.

Give AI

Product details, target customer, and list of common objections.

Get

Objection responses for product pages, ads, and sales materials.

Do

Add objection-handling copy to product pages and test in ads.

19

Find the Biggest Conversion Problem

Act as a senior ecommerce CRO consultant. Review the following information: Traffic sources: [TRAFFIC DATA] Top landing pages: [LANDING PAGES] Conversion rate: [CONVERSION RATE] Add-to-cart rate: [ATC RATE] Checkout completion rate: [CHECKOUT DATA] Average order value: [AOV] Top products: [PRODUCTS] Customer feedback: [FEEDBACK] Identify the 5 most important potential conversion problems. For each one provide: - Problem - Evidence - Hypothesis - Recommended test - Metric to monitor - What result would support the hypothesis Do not recommend redesigning the entire website. Prioritize small, measurable experiments.
Use When

Conversion rates are below target and you need to prioritize fixes.

Give AI

Complete conversion funnel data and customer feedback.

Get

5 prioritized conversion problems with testable hypotheses.

Do

Run the recommended tests starting with highest potential impact.

20

Design a Post-Purchase Customer Experience

Act as an ecommerce retention strategist. Product: [PRODUCT] Typical customer: [CUSTOMER] Purchase frequency: [ONE-TIME / OCCASIONAL / FREQUENT] Current post-purchase communication: [CURRENT PROCESS] Design a 30-day post-purchase experience. Include: - Order confirmation opportunity - Delivery-stage communication - Product-use education - Check-in message - Review request - Cross-sell opportunity - Repeat-purchase opportunity - Referral opportunity For each touchpoint explain its purpose. Do not turn every message into a sales pitch. Prioritize helping the customer get value from the purchase.
Use When

You want to improve customer retention and lifetime value.

Give AI

Product details, customer type, purchase frequency, and current process.

Get

Complete 30-day post-purchase email sequence with strategy.

Do

Implement the sequence in your email platform and monitor engagement.

Marketing & Growth Prompts

Scale your ecommerce business with strategic marketing.

21

Generate Ecommerce Ad Angles From Customer Problems

Act as an ecommerce advertising strategist. Product: [PRODUCT] Target customer: [TARGET CUSTOMER] Main problem: [PROBLEM] Product benefits: [BENEFITS] Customer objections: [OBJECTIONS] Create 12 distinct advertising angles. Do not simply create 12 different headlines for the same idea. Use different strategic angles such as: - Problem awareness - Desired outcome - Convenience - Comparison - Mistake avoidance - Education - Social proof - Product demonstration - Objection handling - Use case - Before/after experience - Discovery For each angle provide: Angle | Core message | Hook | Creative concept | Suggested CTA Avoid unsupported claims.
Use When

You're running ads and need fresh creative angles to test.

Give AI

Product details, target customer, problem, benefits, and objections.

Get

12 distinct ad angles with messaging and creative concepts.

Do

Create ad creative for the top 3-5 angles and A/B test them.

22

Turn One Product Into 10 Content Ideas

Act as an ecommerce content strategist. Product: [PRODUCT] Target customer: [TARGET CUSTOMER] Main problem it solves: [PROBLEM] Key features: [FEATURES] Customer questions: [QUESTIONS] Create 10 content ideas that can help sell this product without making every piece of content a direct advertisement. Use different formats: - Educational - Demonstration - Comparison - Mistake-based - FAQ - Myth-busting - Customer story - Product-use tutorial - Buying guide - Problem/solution For each idea provide: Topic | Hook | Content format | Main point | Natural product connection | CTA
Use When

You need content ideas that indirectly drive product sales.

Give AI

Product details, target customer, problem, features, and questions.

Get

10 content ideas across different formats with hooks and CTAs.

Do

Create content for the top ideas and distribute across channels.

23

Create a Win-Back Campaign for Inactive Customers

Act as an ecommerce retention strategist. Customer segment: [DEFINE INACTIVE CUSTOMERS] Product category: [CATEGORY] Typical purchase cycle: [PURCHASE CYCLE] Last purchase: [DETAILS] Available customer information: [DATA] Create a 4-message win-back campaign. Each message should have a different purpose: 1. Re-engagement 2. Useful reminder or reason to return 3. Relevant product/value message 4. Final reactivation attempt Do not make discounts the automatic solution. For each message provide: - Timing - Subject line - Message - Customer psychology - CTA Keep the campaign respectful and avoid fake urgency.
Use When

You have inactive customers who haven't purchased recently.

Give AI

Customer segment definition, category, purchase cycle, and available data.

Get

4-email win-back sequence with strategy and psychology.

Do

Set up the automated sequence and monitor reactivation rates.

24

Find Reasons Customers Should Buy Again

Act as an ecommerce retention strategist. Product: [PRODUCT] Typical product lifespan or repurchase cycle: [DETAILS] Current customers: [CUSTOMER TYPE] Other products: [PRODUCT CATALOG] Identify legitimate reasons a customer might purchase from us again. Consider: - Replenishment - Product lifecycle - Complementary products - New use cases - Seasonal needs - Product upgrades - Collections - Gifts - Customer milestones For each opportunity explain: Why the customer might return | When to contact them | What to offer | What message to use Do not manufacture a reason to repurchase when the product does not naturally support one.
Use When

You want to increase repeat purchase rate.

Give AI

Product details, lifespan/cycle, customer type, and full catalog.

Get

Repeat purchase opportunities with timing and messaging.

Do

Set up automated emails for each legitimate repurchase trigger.

25

Analyze a Competitor's Ecommerce Offer

Act as an ecommerce competitive intelligence analyst. Competitor: [COMPETITOR] Competitor offer: [PASTE OFFER / PAGE INFORMATION] Our product: [OUR PRODUCT] Our offer: [OUR OFFER] Compare them across: - Target customer - Core promise - Product selection - Pricing - Value proposition - Proof - Guarantees/returns - Convenience - Bundles - Cross-sells - Customer experience - Messaging Then identify: 5 things they appear to do well 5 weaknesses or gaps 5 opportunities for us Do not recommend copying their messaging or offer. Look for opportunities to differentiate.
Use When

You need to understand how you compare to a key competitor.

Give AI

Competitor information, their offer, and your product/offer details.

Get

Competitive analysis with strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities.

Do

Use the opportunities to differentiate your offer and messaging.

26

Find Opportunities to Increase Average Order Value

Act as an ecommerce growth strategist. Here is my current business information: Average order value: [AOV] Top-selling products: [PRODUCTS] Product prices: [PRICES] Existing bundles: [BUNDLES] Existing upsells: [UPSELLS] Customer purchase patterns: [PATTERNS] Identify 10 realistic ways to increase average order value. Consider: - Bundles - Quantity offers - Cross-sells - Order thresholds - Premium versions - Add-ons - Product education - Checkout recommendations For each idea provide: Mechanism | Example | Why it could work | Potential risk | How to test it Prioritize ideas that do not depend entirely on discounts.
Use When

Your average order value is below target or industry benchmarks.

Give AI

AOV, top products, prices, existing bundles/upsells, and purchase patterns.

Get

10 AOV-increasing strategies with testing plans.

Do

Test the highest-potential ideas and measure AOV impact.

27

Turn Ecommerce Data Into Business Insights

Act as an ecommerce business analyst. I will provide ecommerce data below: [PASTE DATA] Analyze it for business insights. Look specifically for: - Products gaining momentum - Products losing momentum - High-revenue but low-margin opportunities - High-traffic but low-conversion products - High-conversion products that deserve more traffic - Changes in average order value - Customer retention patterns - Possible anomalies - Opportunities worth investigating For every insight provide: Observation | Evidence | Possible explanation | Business implication | Recommended next action Clearly separate facts from hypotheses. Do not invent causes that cannot be supported by the data.
Use When

You have data but need help identifying actionable insights.

Give AI

Sales data, traffic data, conversion data, and customer data.

Get

Data-driven insights with explanations and recommended actions.

Do

Prioritize actions based on potential impact and ease of implementation.

28

Create an Ecommerce Experiment Backlog

Act as an ecommerce experimentation strategist. Business: [BUSINESS] Products: [PRODUCTS] Current conversion rate: [CONVERSION RATE] Average order value: [AOV] Traffic: [TRAFFIC] Current marketing channels: [CHANNELS] Known problems: [PROBLEMS] Create a backlog of 20 ecommerce experiments. Include experiments across: - Product pages - Offers - Pricing presentation - Checkout - Navigation - Search - Cross-sells - Email - Ads - Landing pages - Customer retention For each experiment provide: Hypothesis | Change | Primary metric | Secondary metric | Expected learning | Effort: Low/Medium/High | Priority: Low/Medium/High Favor experiments that produce useful learning even if they don't immediately increase sales.
Use When

You want to build a systematic testing culture.

Give AI

Business details, products, metrics, channels, and known problems.

Get

20 prioritized experiments with hypotheses and metrics.

Do

Start with high-priority, low-effort experiments and track results.

29

Build a 30-Day Ecommerce Growth Plan

Act as an ecommerce growth advisor. Business: [BUSINESS] Products: [PRODUCTS] Target customer: [TARGET CUSTOMER] Monthly traffic: [TRAFFIC] Monthly revenue: [REVENUE] Conversion rate: [CONVERSION RATE] Average order value: [AOV] Main acquisition channels: [CHANNELS] Current challenges: [CHALLENGES] Create a practical 30-day growth plan. Divide the plan into four weeks: Week 1: Diagnose Week 2: Fix Week 3: Test Week 4: Scale what shows promise For every task provide: - Objective - Action - Expected output - Metric to monitor - Time required - Priority Limit the plan to actions a small ecommerce team could realistically complete. Do not recommend doing everything at once.
Use When

You need a focused, actionable growth plan for the next month.

Give AI

Business details, products, metrics, channels, and challenges.

Get

Complete 30-day plan with weekly focus and specific tasks.

Do

Execute the plan week by week, monitoring metrics for each task.

30

Find the Next Best Ecommerce Growth Opportunity

Act as a senior ecommerce growth advisor. I want you to help me decide what we should work on next. Business information: Business model: [BUSINESS MODEL] Products: [PRODUCTS] Revenue: [REVENUE] Traffic: [TRAFFIC] Conversion rate: [CONVERSION RATE] Average order value: [AOV] Repeat purchase rate: [REPEAT PURCHASE RATE] Top acquisition channels: [CHANNELS] Top-performing products: [PRODUCTS] Biggest current problems: [PROBLEMS] Resources available: [TEAM / BUDGET / TIME] Based only on the information provided, identify the 10 most promising growth opportunities. Score each opportunity from 1–10 for: - Potential impact - Confidence - Ease of implementation - Speed to learn - Resource requirement Then recommend the ONE opportunity I should work on first. Explain why it should come before the others. Do not give me a long list of generic ecommerce advice. Make a decision based on the information provided.
Use When

You're overwhelmed with options and need to prioritize one thing.

Give AI

Complete business snapshot including metrics, problems, and resources.

Get

10 scored opportunities with clear recommendation for where to start.

Do

Focus on the recommended opportunity until you see results.

The Ecommerce Workflow in One Simple System

You don't need to use all 30 prompts every week. Use them according to the situation.

Product & Offer Prompts — #1 to #5

Find selling angles, convert features to benefits, build better offers, create bundles, identify cross-sells

Product Page Prompts — #6 to #10

Diagnose weak pages, rewrite around buyer questions, create FAQs, build comparisons, improve titles

SEO Prompts — #11 to #15

Find search intent, build keyword maps, internal linking, find missing content, create content briefs

Customer & Conversion Prompts — #16 to #20

Mine reviews, analyze cart abandonment, handle objections, find conversion problems, design post-purchase experience

Marketing & Growth Prompts — #21 to #30

Generate ad angles, create content ideas, win-back campaigns, repeat purchase reasons, competitor analysis, AOV opportunities, data insights, experiment backlog, 30-day plan, find next best opportunity

Frequently Asked Questions

What are ecommerce prompts?

Ecommerce prompts are structured instructions that help AI perform specific tasks related to running and growing an online store.

Can I use these with ChatGPT?

Yes. These prompts work with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other AI assistants.

Are these only for Shopify?

No. Use them for Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, custom stores, or any ecommerce platform.

Should I publish AI content directly?

No. Always review AI output before publishing. Verify facts, claims, pricing, and specifications.

How do I get better results?

Give the AI specific context about your products, customers, goals, competitors, and constraints.

Which prompt should I start with?

Start with Prompt #30 to identify your biggest opportunity, then work backwards through the library.

The Real Point of These Prompts

These aren't meant to be a collection of clever AI tricks. They're meant to become a repeatable ecommerce operating system. Don't use AI to produce more work. Use AI to help you make better decisions faster.

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