AI prompts for Commerce

This prompt writes an Amazon ad for a newly launched product. The copy has a headline, an opening line, key benefits, a reason to act now, social proof, and a call to action, plus one idea for the image.

Convert a clothing request into a product-search call with category, subcategory, and color arguments.

Analyze ecommerce data in phases and describe emerging patterns and stories.

This prompt finds every product, tool, book, brand, or service named or shown in a video transcript and groups them by category. Each entry notes how it came up and how well it fits the audience. It ranks the five most likely to sell and lists needs the video raised without naming a product, which are open spots for an affiliate link.

This prompt suggests niche items an Etsy seller could make or list, weighing current trends, open gaps, competition, and demand. It does not see live Etsy data, so treat its trend claims as guesses to check.

Classify an order-status message with shipping state, identifiers, carrier, ETA, sentiment, and reply bullets.

Generate fair comparison bullets from two product descriptions.

This prompt writes three to five product title options for one marketplace, whether Amazon, Etsy, or eBay, within that site's rules and length limits. Each option shows its character count and what it emphasizes, and the prompt picks which to test first.

This prompt reads a used car listing and checks for missing details, whether the price makes sense, and signs of a scam. It returns JSON with questions for whoever is selling, things to inspect, and a verdict.

This prompt writes eight pieces of Etsy content for one product. The set includes the description, a product story, 15 to 20 search keywords, an FAQ, customer reply templates, replies to bad reviews, thank-you notes, and posts for Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest.