Upload a screenshot or paste a link
Use a screenshot that clearly shows the product title and description, or paste a Shopify product link.
Free How-to-Sell guide
Start with one product. Explore who it could help.
Who could this product help, and what would they need to know before choosing it? Upload a listing screenshot or paste a Shopify product link. Confirm the facts, then preview a candidate buyer question. Request your guide by email for possible audiences, the facts behind each connection, messages to adapt when supported, and one practical first test. A separate store check shows title overlap and sampled prices.
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What happens
A useful result before we ask for your email.
Confirm the facts
Review and edit the text we extract. Your confirmed facts become the agent's claim boundary.
See one visibility gap
Review a candidate buyer question, the facts it needs, and a separate check of stores with overlapping title words.
Receive your selling guide
Enter your email for an audience-focused guide you can read and use, plus a reusable agent prompt.
Build your agent
Start with the product listing you already have.
Take a screenshot of the listing (make sure the product title and description are visible; a photo of the product by itself is not enough), or paste a Shopify product link and we’ll read the details for you.
Just want to inspect title overlap? Use Store Checker without an email. Compare all starting points.
One need, several ways to reach it · Fictional example
A traveler needs a bag. Your answer belongs in more than one place.
A weekend traveler wants to compare a case with a booking's allowance. A business traveler may need a laptop compartment. This fictional case has verified exterior measurements and empty weight, but no compartment record. Develop the size-comparison angle; hold the laptop claim.
Search and spoken questions
“Cabin case dimensions” and “Do the measurements include the wheels?” express a related need. These are modeled phrases, not measured searches. The answer: 54 × 35 × 22 cm including wheels and handles; 2.7 kg empty.
Social, guides, and email
A post can prompt a measurement check. A guide can explain the comparison. An email for subscribers interested in cabin luggage can link to that guide. Adapt the message to the reader's task.
The product decision
Place overall dimensions beside the size description. The merchant can review sizing questions and relevant visits after publication. Airline acceptance still needs the booking's current allowance.
The agent helps assess the connection and prepare supported answers. You choose the channel and publish through your normal tools. This example does not track an individual across channels.
See the record, audience choice, channel drafts, and merchant test · See a simpler claim-boundary example
What is in the email
A path from product facts to people you could help.
Possible audiences, with reasons
See the needs your product could meet, the supporting facts, and what still needs verification. These are audience hypotheses, not measured demand or identified shoppers.
One connection across different surfaces
For a supported audience, adapt a search phrase, a voice or AI question, an FAQ, a social post, a video script, an article outline, and an email. Missing evidence means a verification plan instead of marketing drafts.
A practical first test
Choose a suggested action and placement, then learn from your own available analytics or customer questions. Review every draft before publishing through your usual tools.
A prompt to keep working
The email also includes six candidate buyer questions and a reusable workflow for your chosen AI tool. It creates four draft types per supported question: FAQ, Facebook or Instagram, short video, and X.
Want to work across a category or a full catalog?
Use a free How-to-Sell category agent, or connect your store and ask the hosted Reach Agent to work across the catalog.