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I stopped writing my listings and let AI read my buyer messages instead

His shop sells electronics accessories into Thailand and Malaysia, and one wrong word, waterproof instead of water resistant, once cost two months of returns. Now every new listing goes up rough for two weeks while the AI reads the questions buyers send, groups them by what they are really asking, and the listing gets rewritten to answer those questions first. Buyer questions and returns both dropped.

How it works

  1. Put each listing up rough for two weeks
  2. Collect the questions buyers send
  3. AI groups the questions by what they are really asking
  4. Rewrite the top of the listing to answer those questions in plain language
  5. Watch repeat questions and returns fall

Why it’s worth knowing

The listing is written last now, from two weeks of real buyer confusion, not first from the product sheet.

Where it’s from

Summarized from a public post on reddit.com. See the original ↗

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