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What to Do in September if You Sell Online
September is the last month when changing anything about your store is still cheap.
Playbooks, Not Prompts
Prompt quality shouldn't decide whether your refund gets handled properly. That's what a written procedure is for — and the product ships with a library of them.
Teach It Once
The difference between a chatbot and a colleague is memory: the second one doesn't need the same briefing every Monday.
Tell It the Goal, Not the Steps
A task is something you already know how to do. A goal is the thing you actually want — and it needs someone to break it down and keep at it.
AI Agent vs Chatbot vs Copilot: Which One Does Your Store Need?
A chatbot only knows what you type. A copilot works inside one tool. An agent has credentials and can act. The difference is access, and it decides your day.
AI Didn't Make Product Research Easier
AI made everyone's product research identical. When the whole market asks the same model the same question, the answer stops being an advantage.
Amazon Product Image Requirements: Why AI Photos Get Rejected
Amazon's main image rules are numbers, not opinions: pure white RGB 255,255,255, the product filling 85% of the frame, nothing in shot that isn't in the box.
Bring Your Own Assistant
Your store doesn't need another app to log into. Paste one address, and the Claude or ChatGPT you already use can work with your orders and listings.
Below Standard on eBay, Order Defect Rate on Amazon
eBay evaluates sellers on the 20th and can drop you Below Standard. Amazon measures order defect rate over 60 rolling days. The published thresholds, explained.
Everything the Agent Can Do Is a Command
Under every AI agent there's an API doing the actual work. Most platforms keep theirs private. Ours is an open-source CLI on PyPI — and an MCP server.
The Agent Can Live on Your Hardware
Self-hosting usually means trading the product for control. Here only the runtime moves: same web panel, same chat — the compute is yours.
When There's No API, It Uses a Browser
Half the tools a seller depends on have no integration. An agent with its own browser can still use them — slower, less reliably, and honestly labeled.