20 ChatGPT Prompts for Ecommerce Stores
Turn ChatGPT into your copywriter, email manager, and support assistant. Paste your product and store details into the brackets, and get listings, flows, and campaigns ready to publish. Every prompt is written for a real store owner who wants sales, not fluff.
In short: This page contains 20 copy-paste ready prompts, organized into 5 categories with a description and pro tip for each. The first 5 prompts are free instantly, no signup needed. Hand-curated and tested by the AI Academy team.
Product Listings That Sell
4 promptsSEO Product Description
1/20Write an SEO product description for [your product] sold at [your store]. The target customer is [the target customer] who cares about [top benefit]. Include a 60 character title, three benefit-led bullet points, and a 120 word paragraph that uses the keyword [main keyword] naturally.
A full listing built around one keyword and the buyer's main benefit.
Pro tip: Give ChatGPT the exact keyword shoppers type or it will guess.
Feature to Benefit Rewrite
2/20Here are the raw specs for [your product]: [paste spec list]. Rewrite each spec as a customer benefit for [the target customer], then order them from most to least persuasive.
Converts dry specs into reasons to buy.
Pro tip: Paste real specs, not a summary, so nothing gets invented.
Comparison Buying Guide
3/20Create a short buying guide that compares my three products [product A], [product B], and [product C] for shoppers deciding between them. Give a one line 'best for' verdict per product and a simple comparison table.
Helps undecided shoppers pick without leaving your store.
Pro tip: Use it on a collection page to capture 'which one' searches.
FAQ Section for a Product
4/20Write eight FAQ questions and answers for the [your product] page. Base them on the real concerns of [the target customer] about sizing, shipping, returns, and use. Keep each answer under 40 words.
Answers objections on the page before they email you.
Pro tip: Feed in your real return and shipping policy so answers stay accurate.
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Email and SMS Flows
4 promptsWelcome Email Series
5/20Write a three email welcome series for new subscribers at [your store], a shop selling [product category]. Email one welcomes and shares the brand story, email two shows best sellers, email three offers a [discount] first order code. Give subject lines and body copy.
Onboards new subscribers and earns the first order.
Pro tip: Set the discount to your real margin so the offer is sustainable.
Abandoned Cart Sequence
6/20Write a three message abandoned cart sequence for [your store]. Message one is a gentle reminder, message two handles common objections about [shipping or price], message three adds urgency with [incentive]. Keep each under 90 words with a subject line.
Recovers checkouts that stalled before payment.
Pro tip: Only add a discount on the last message so you do not train buyers to wait.
Post-Purchase Follow Up
7/20Write a post-purchase email for a customer who just bought [your product] from [your store]. Confirm the order, set delivery expectations, share one usage tip, and invite them to reply with questions. Warm and human tone.
Builds trust in the gap between buying and delivery.
Pro tip: A reply invite turns support into a relationship and cuts chargebacks.
Win-Back SMS
8/20Write three short SMS messages to win back a customer who has not ordered from [your store] in [number] days. Under 160 characters each, include the brand name, one reason to return, and a clear link placeholder.
Re-engages lapsed buyers on a channel they actually read.
Pro tip: Text once, not thrice in a row, or you will earn opt-outs.
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Ads and Promotions
4 promptsFacebook Ad Variations
13/20Write five Facebook ad variations for [your product] targeting [the target customer]. Vary the primary text angle across pain point, benefit, social proof, offer, and curiosity. Include a headline and one line description for each.
Five distinct angles to test cheaply.
Pro tip: Run them against one audience so the copy is the only variable.
Google Shopping Titles
14/20Write ten optimized Google Shopping product titles for [your product]. Front-load [brand], [product type], and [key attribute like size or color], each under 70 characters, no keyword stuffing.
Titles that match high-intent shopping searches.
Pro tip: Match the exact attributes shoppers filter by in your category.
Promo Campaign Plan
15/20Plan a [holiday or sale] promotion for [your store]. Give the offer, a three email calendar, two social posts, and one banner headline. Keep the discount at [percentage] and the urgency honest.
A coordinated sale across email, social, and site.
Pro tip: Set a real end date and stick to it so future sales stay believable.
Bundle and Upsell Copy
16/20Create copy for a bundle of [product A] and [product B] at [your store]. Explain why they belong together, the saving versus buying separately, and a short upsell line to show at checkout.
Raises average order value with a logical pairing.
Pro tip: Bundle a slow mover with a best seller to move dead stock.
Customer Service and Reviews
4 promptsReview Request Email
17/20Write a review request email sent [number] days after delivery of [your product] from [your store]. Thank the customer, ask for an honest review, and make it a one click ask with a placeholder link. Keep it under 80 words.
Grows review count with well-timed, low-friction asks.
Pro tip: Time it to arrive just after the product has been used once.
Negative Review Reply
18/20A customer left this review about [your store]: [paste review]. Write a calm public reply that acknowledges the issue, takes responsibility, and offers a next step, without sounding scripted.
Turns a public complaint into a display of good service.
Pro tip: Reply in public, resolve in private, then update the thread.
Support Reply Templates
19/20Write friendly reply templates for the five most common questions at [your store]: [list questions]. Each should sound human, solve the issue, and end with a helpful next step. Include placeholders for order details.
Consistent, fast answers to repeat questions.
Pro tip: Keep templates as a starting point and always add one personal line.
Refund and Return Message
20/20Write a message handling a return request for [your product] from [your store]. Be understanding, state the [return policy] clearly, give the steps, and keep the door open for a future order.
Handles returns without losing the customer.
Pro tip: A gracious return often earns a second purchase later.
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Social and Content
4 promptsProduct Launch Posts
9/20Write five social posts announcing the launch of [your product] at [your store]. Vary the angle: problem it solves, behind the scenes, customer quote, feature spotlight, and a limited launch offer. Include hashtag suggestions for [your niche].
A week of launch content from one prompt.
Pro tip: Schedule them across days so the launch feels like a moment, not a blast.
Short Video Hooks
10/20Give me ten opening lines for short videos about [your product] aimed at [the target customer] on [the platform]. Each hook should stop the scroll in the first three seconds and hint at a benefit or surprise.
Scroll-stopping openers for Reels and TikTok.
Pro tip: Film the top three hooks and let the numbers pick the winner.
User Generated Content Ask
11/20Write a friendly message asking happy customers of [your store] to post a photo or video with [your product] in exchange for [incentive]. Include the hashtag and one line on what makes a great post.
Sources authentic content from real buyers.
Pro tip: Always credit the customer when you repost to fuel more submissions.
Content Calendar Week
12/20Plan a seven day social content calendar for [your store] selling [product category]. Mix education, product, social proof, and one promotion. For each day give the theme, format, and a caption starter.
A full week of posts organized by theme.
Pro tip: Reuse the calendar monthly and only swap the products.