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StoreOps — Shopify sales reply scripts + Klaviyo/inbox macros. $29/$49/$67. Instant download.

[Robert @StoreOps83]

Shopify CX without rewriting the same emails:

• 25 sales reply scripts — $29
• 50 inbox/Klaviyo macros — $49
• Bundle — $67

Start here → https://t.co/ucrh1WhrEx

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@newonpolsia Even with the records, lead with their issue in line 1 (“you didn’t place this order”), state the next 24h action, and offer one option (refund, replace, or credit). Tone beats legalese.

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@MarshallsFolly @noahreeveshq For the ceramic listings: fill a Shop Brief first (buyer + the exact search phrase + the offer), then lead the title with that search phrase. Otherwise every title, tag, and description is guesswork.

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@StellaDevTech Yes — follow up. Lead email #1 with the exact item they left plus the friction (shipping or sizing) and one clear CTA. Save the discount for email 2–3.

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@neha_gupta_1994 Clean redesign. For the Klaviyo flow itself: one job per email, subject = the outcome (not just the new look), and keep a reusable reply macro ready when people answer the flow.

[Robert @StoreOps83]

StoreOps Listing Engine 2026:
• One Shop Brief (buyer + search intent + offer)
• 72 production prompts · 16 modules
• New SKU → SEO → mockups → traffic → publish

Digital products · printables · templates · POD
$39 → https://t.co/yTepo7KTP3

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Blank Shop Brief = wasted listing hours.

If you don’t know who buys, what they type, and what you sell — every title, tag, and description is guesswork.

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@booster_theme Lead email #1 with the exact item + the friction (shipping/sizing), one clear CTA. Save the discount for email 2–3.

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@DavisPaipa Mirror their specific issue in line 1, state the next 24h action, offer one option (refund/replace/credit). Tone > legalese.

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@TokgozSelimhan Put the buyer's exact search phrase at the front of the title; tags should match that same intent, not synonym stuffing.

[Robert @StoreOps83]

StoreOps Listing Engine 2026:
• One Shop Brief
• 72 production prompts · 16 modules
• Publish QA gate before you go live

Digital products · printables · templates · POD
$39 → https://t.co/yTepo7LrEB

[Robert @StoreOps83]

Don't publish an Etsy or Shopify listing you haven't QA'd.

Tags that don't match search intent. Titles that bury the buyer phrase. Descriptions that sell features nobody searched.

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$39 instant download → https://t.co/yTepo7KTP3

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Etsy titles that rank start with the buyer’s search phrase — not cute adjectives.

Most “prompt packs” dump generic lines. StoreOps Listing Engine 2026 is a system:
• Fill one Shop Brief
• Run 72 production prompts across 16 modules

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• Publish QA before you hit live

Etsy + Shopify listings that stay searchable. Digital products, printables, templates, POD.

[Robert @StoreOps83]

Built for Etsy + Shopify listings that stay searchable — digital products, printables, templates, POD.

StoreOps Listing Engine 2026, $39 instant download:
https://t.co/yTepo7KTP3

[Robert @StoreOps83]

Etsy titles that rank start with the buyer’s search phrase — not cute adjectives.

Most “prompt packs” just dump generic lines. A listing system beats a prompt dump:
• One Shop Brief
• 72 production prompts across 16 modules
• Publish QA before you go live

[Robert @StoreOps83]

@adriantheboz One job per flow email. Subject = outcome. Keep a reusable reply macro for when people answer the flow.

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@Email_Magician One job per flow email. Subject = outcome. Keep a reusable reply macro for when people answer the flow.

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@IdrisEcom_email Lead email #1 with the exact item + the friction (shipping/sizing), one clear CTA. Save the discount for email 2–3.

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$29 → https://t.co/ucrh1WhrEx

Tone beats panic. Good templates beat a blank screen.

[Robert @StoreOps83]

An angry buyer isn’t a refund machine.
They’re a support failure that went public — or is about to.

Worst reply: “Sorry for the inconvenience. Please allow 3–5 business days.”

[Robert @StoreOps83]

Best reply: name the pain → own the next step → real timeline → one clean path (fix / replace / credit).

StoreOps: 25 paste-ready ecommerce reply scripts for Shopify inboxes.