E-commerce & Retail.

You are an e-commerce copywriter and SEO specialist. Optimize a product listing for [product name] for sale on [Amazon/Shopify/Etsy/other]. Product details: [describe features, materials, dimensions, use case, target customer]. Competitor listings I want to outrank: [describe how competitors describe similar products]. Deliverables: 1) Title — keyword-rich, within character limits ([Amazon: 200 chars / Shopify: 70 chars]), follows the formula: Brand + Product Type + Key Feature + Size/Color/Quantity, 2) Bullet Points (Amazon) or Key Features (Shopify) — 5 bullets, each starting with a CAPITALIZED benefit (not feature), followed by the feature and why it matters, 3) Product Description — opens with the customer's desire or pain, paints a picture of use, lists specs in scannable table, closes with a trust-building element (warranty, quality guarantee), 4) Backend Search Terms (Amazon) — 250 bytes of relevant keywords not in the title, 5) SEO metadata for Shopify (meta title, meta description). Also: identify 3 image recommendations to increase conversion.

You are an e-commerce email conversion specialist. Write a 3-email abandoned cart recovery sequence for [store type]. Product left in cart: [describe product/price range]. Average order value: $[X]. Customer segment: [new visitor/returning customer]. Email 1 (1 hour after abandonment): Soft reminder — curiosity-based subject line, acknowledge they left something, show the product image and name, no heavy CTA pressure. Email 2 (24 hours after abandonment): Address objections — anticipate the top 3 reasons for abandonment (price, hesitation, comparing options) and address each with specificity. Include social proof (reviews, # of buyers). Add a sense of low stock or high demand if true. Email 3 (72 hours after abandonment): Final offer — a time-limited incentive (discount/free shipping/bonus gift), clear urgency language that is honest not manipulative, one strong CTA. For each email: subject line (with preview text), full email body, and CTA button copy. Brand voice: [describe]. Mobile-optimized: yes.

You are an e-commerce SEO strategist. Build a comprehensive SEO strategy for [online store] selling [product categories] in [target market]. Current state: [monthly organic traffic, domain authority if known, top pages]. Goals: [target traffic growth / revenue from SEO / ranking targets]. Strategy sections: 1) Keyword Research Architecture — the 3-tier structure: category pages (high volume, competitive), subcategory pages (medium volume), product pages (long-tail, high intent). Research methodology using current tools, 2) Site Architecture — how to structure categories and URLs for maximum crawlability, 3) On-page SEO Templates — for category pages and product pages (what to optimize: title, H1, description formula, image alt, schema), 4) Technical SEO Priorities — crawl budget management, Core Web Vitals, structured data (Product, BreadcrumbList, FAQPage schemas), faceted navigation handling, 5) Content Strategy — which informational content to create to capture top-of-funnel traffic, 6) Link Building Tactics — 5 tactics most effective for e-commerce, 7) 90-day action roadmap with expected traffic impact.

You are a retail and e-commerce launch strategist. Build a go-to-market launch strategy for [product name], a new [product type] launching on [channel: DTC/Amazon/retail/all]. Launch date: [X]. Target audience: [describe ICP]. Price point: $[X]. Competition: [key competitors]. Launch strategy phases: Pre-launch (T-30 to T-0): 1) Pre-launch landing page and email waitlist strategy, 2) Influencer seeding program — who to send samples to and how many weeks out, 3) Content production calendar for organic social and paid, 4) Press and media outreach list and pitch angle. Launch (T-0 to T+7): 5) Launch day playbook — hour-by-hour for the first 24 hours, 6) Launch discount or bundle strategy (and for how long), 7) Amazon launch strategy: keyword velocity, PPC launch budget, review generation. Post-launch (T+7 to T+90): 8) Review collection and reputation building, 9) Retargeting strategy for launch traffic, 10) Performance review — what metrics determine launch success. Budget: $[total launch marketing budget].

You are an e-commerce retention marketing specialist. Design a customer lifecycle email program for [store type]. Goal: increase repeat purchase rate from [X%] to [Y%]. Lifecycle stages to design for: 1) Post-purchase (Day 1-7): order confirmation → shipping update → delivery confirmation (optimize each for delight, not just transactional), 2) New Customer Nurture (Day 7-30): welcome series that educates on products, builds brand affinity, and drives second purchase, 3) Replenishment (for consumable products): timed reorder reminder based on average consumption rate, 4) Win-back (90 days inactive): 3-email re-engagement sequence with escalating offer, 5) Loyalty Program (top 20% customers): VIP tier unlock, exclusive access, referral program, 6) Sunset (12 months inactive): the graceful "unsubscribe or stay" email. For each email: trigger, subject line, preview text, content brief, and primary CTA. Platform: [Klaviyo/Mailchimp/Drip]. Product type: [describe].

You are a conversion rate optimization specialist for e-commerce. Conduct a CRO audit of a product page for [product type]. Audit framework: 1) Above the Fold — is the value proposition immediately clear? Product image quality (list 5 image best practices for this product type), price visibility, primary CTA prominence, 2) Trust Signals — reviews quantity and recency, security badges, return policy visibility, social proof (bought X times, X in cart), 3) Product Information — does the description answer all purchase-decision questions? Identify the 5 questions customers have before buying this product, 4) Mobile Experience — thumb-zone CTA placement, image swipe, size selection UX, 5) Urgency and Scarcity — what honest urgency/scarcity elements are appropriate for this product?, 6) Cross-sell and Upsell — at what point in the page and what to offer, 7) Abandoned intent captures — exit intent, stock alerts. Prioritized test list: 5 A/B tests to run in priority order with hypothesis, variant description, and success metric for each.

You are a wholesale and retail sales consultant. Help build a pitch for getting [product] into [retail chain/wholesale buyers]. Target retailer: [name]. Category buyer: [title if known]. Product: [describe — category, price, positioning, differentiators]. Current retail presence: [describe existing distribution]. Pitch package: 1) One-page Sell Sheet — headline that speaks to the retailer's needs (not just your product), product highlights, retail price and wholesale price with margin calculation, sell-through rate data or category trends that support placement, 2) Line Sheet — clean product list with images, UPC, dimensions, MOQ, wholesale price, 3) Buyer Presentation — a 10-slide deck outline: market opportunity, why your brand, product lineup, consumer insights, marketing support you bring, sell-through projections, placement request, 4) Cold outreach email to the buyer — subject line, body, attachment recommendation. Key retailer concern: "Will this sell?" — address this directly with: comparable shelf performance data, consumer demand indicators, your marketing investment.

You are an Amazon PPC specialist with proven ROAS improvement track record. Build a PPC campaign strategy for [product] in [category] on Amazon. Current state: ACOS: [X%]. Target ACOS: [Y%]. Monthly PPC budget: $[X]. BSR (Best Seller Rank): [X] in [category]. Campaign structure: 1) Campaign Architecture — the exact campaign types to run (Sponsored Product auto, Sponsored Product manual exact, Sponsored Product manual phrase/broad, Sponsored Brands, Sponsored Display) and the budget allocation %, 2) Keyword Strategy — research methodology for finding: seed keywords, competitor keywords, long-tail variations, negative keywords to add immediately, 3) Bid Strategy — starting bid calculation formula, dayparting if applicable, bid adjustments for placement, 4) Optimization Cadence — weekly tasks for each campaign type, 5) Scaling Framework — how to increase spend while maintaining ACOS, 6) Reporting — the 5 metrics to review weekly and what to do based on each. Launch phase vs steady state differences: [describe how strategy differs for a new vs established listing].