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43 extra purchases from faster newsletters
A small online store spent 1.5-2 hours on each product newsletter. Staff gathered products, wrote, edited, and formatted by hand. The store now keeps topics in a sheet. A Make agent reads each row, finds the products in the Shopify store, and writes the newsletter. The draft lands in a fresh document. A person still checks quality and tone before the send.
How it wentCreation time fell about 90%, to 9-13 minutes per newsletter. The store counted 43 extra purchases in a month from this newsletter line. Cost was about 6 cents per newsletter plus the Make plan. The owner says the purchase link is his belief, not a controlled test, because the agent also named a wider range of products.
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For each row in [sheet] with a topic and product focus, find matching products in [store] and write a newsletter draft in [document]. Use only real product names, prices, and links from the store. Keep the tone of [brand notes]. Stop at the draft. I check quality and tone before any send.
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43 extra purchases from faster newsletters — from The SmallOffice Brief, a daily brief of real AI cases for small businesses: https://smalloffice.space/case-43-extra-purchases-from-faster-newsletters