AI for ecommerce and Etsy sellers: 15 jobs to hand to AI this week

Write a product listing for my [Etsy / Shopify / eBay] shop.
Facts (use only these): [materials, dimensions, how it's made, care, what's included, personalisation options, processing and delivery times].
Output: a title under 140 characters with natural keywords (no stuffing), a 150-word description, 5 bullet points, 13 short tags [if Etsy], and an FAQ of 3 likely buyer questions answered from my facts.
Don't add claims like "handmade", "organic", "eco-friendly" or "hypoallergenic" unless I've stated them.

Write saved reply templates for my online shop selling [products].
Situations: [list]. My policies: [processing time, delivery options, returns window, custom order terms].
Each under 70 words, warm and clear, with [Name] and [order number] placeholders.
For a damaged item, apologise, ask for a photo, and offer [my remedy]. Never blame the customer or the courier publicly.

Write a returns and refunds policy for my online shop selling [products] in [country].
Legal minimums I've checked: [paste key points from official guidance].
My extras: [e.g. 30-day returns on non-personalised items].
Sections: change of mind, faulty or damaged items, personalised and custom items, how to return, who pays return postage, refund timing.
Plain English, under 300 words. Mark anything to verify as [CHECK].

Plan my [Christmas] season for an online shop selling [products].
Last year: [sales by product and week, sell-outs, leftovers]. Capacity: [units per week]. Courier last posting dates: [dates I've checked].
Give me: a product shortlist, stock or production targets, a week-by-week plan (listings, photos, emails, social posts), and the last order date for each delivery option with a buffer.
Base numbers on my data.

Combine these platform reports into one monthly summary for a small online seller.
Columns: date, platform, order, gross sale, platform fees, payment fees, postage charged, postage paid, refunds, net.
Then monthly totals per platform and a Google Sheets formula for net profit after materials [my materials cost lines].
Don't give tax advice.

Reports:
[paste]

I sell [product] on [Amazon / Etsy / Shopify]. Here is my master listing with every fact checked:
[paste]
Platform notes (title length, style, banned words): [paste]
Rewrite it for [platform]: title, 5 bullet points (Amazon) or description (Etsy/Shopify), and suggested search terms.
Rules: use ONLY facts in my master listing. Don't add materials, sizes, certifications, environmental or "handmade" claims. At the end, list anything you were unsure about.

Here is a product variant table (SKU, size, colour, price):
[paste]
For each row write: a variant title under 80 characters and a one-line description, in a table with the SKU first.
Use ONLY my data. If a cell is empty, write [MISSING] rather than guessing. Don't change prices or SKUs.

Build a returns triage sheet for Google Sheets.
Columns: A order ref, B date received, C platform, D reason, E condition (as new / used / damaged), F next step (refund / exchange / reject / supplier claim), G refund due date, H done (Y/N).
Give me: a formula for days outstanding, a formula that shows "OVERDUE" when the refund due date has passed and H is not Y, and conditional formatting steps.
Don't decide anyone's legal rights; I'll set due dates from GOV.UK guidance.

Here are return reasons and comments from the last [period] for [product(s)], with no customer details:
[paste]
1. Group them into themes and count each.
2. Quote 2 short example comments per theme.
3. For the top 3 themes, suggest specific listing changes (photos, size info, wording).
Don't invent product facts; where a fix needs information I haven't given, say what I need to measure or check.

My [Amazon / other] listing was suppressed. The platform's message:
[paste]
My listing (title, bullets, key attributes):
[paste]
List the likely causes the message points to, what to check for each, and which official help page topics to read.
Don't guess at platform policy beyond what the message says, and don't suggest changing product facts.

Build a stock reorder sheet in Google Sheets.
Inputs per SKU: monthly units sold for the last [n] months [paste], current stock, supplier lead time (weeks), minimum order quantity, safety stock (weeks) [my figure].
Give formulas for: average weekly sales, reorder point, suggested order quantity (rounded up to the MOQ), and a "REORDER" flag.
Explain each formula in one line. Treat it as a rough guide, not a forecast.

Here is my ad search term report for the last 30 days (term, clicks, spend, orders, sales):
[paste]
List: (1) terms with spend but no orders, (2) terms that look irrelevant to [product], (3) terms that convert well.
Suggest negative keywords to consider with a one-line reason each. Don't recommend budget or bid changes.

Write a claim to my supplier [name] about faulty stock.
Product: [x]. Purchase order: [ref]. Units affected: [n] of [n]. Fault: [describe]. Evidence: [photos, return reasons summary].
What I want: [credit / replacement / refund] by [date].
Polite, factual, under 150 words. No threats.

Write a product photo brief for [product].
Customer questions to answer visually: [list].
Platform image rules: [paste].
Include: main image, scale shot, detail/close-up, in-use, packaging, size or colour variants. For each shot: what to show, angle and why it matters.

Write 3 short reply templates (under 60 words each) for product reviews on [platform]: positive, mixed and negative.
For the negative one: thank them, apologise for the experience, and invite them to message us through [platform] so we can help.
Leave [DETAIL] where I'll add something specific. Never argue, never mention order details, and never offer anything in exchange for changing a review.