ChatGPT Scripts and Formula to Build, Grow, and Promote Your eCommerce Store (+100 Variations)

You’ve probably been using ChatGPT wrong this whole time.

Either you’ve given up on it entirely or you’ve settled for lifeless copy that reads like it was written by a toaster.

So, you keep slogging through the grind.

You write 100 product descriptions for 100 products.

You spent hours figuring out how to make blog posts rank.

You bang your head against the keyboard (as if you're at Tomorrowland) trying to write emails that actually convert.

If you’re running an eCom business, this is a recipe for burnout. There’s no time left for anything else, things that are equally important like, well, product development and brand building.

Why does this happen?

Because you’re using prompts when you should be using scripts.

Prompts are blunt. Scripts are sharp.

Prompts are vague commands. Scripts are precise instructions.

Prompts lack context. Scripts bring strategy.

Writing Is Hard. Scripts Make It Easier.

Let’s face it, most of us didn’t sign up for eCommerce with a degree in literature or copywriting. That’s where these ChatGPT scripts come in. I’ve tested, refined, and bundled the exact scripts you need to fast-track your writing.

Here’s what’s inside:

• Marketing Plan: Positioning and messaging that actually hit.
• Product Descriptions: Make every product irresistible.
• Homepage & Coming Soon Pages: Turn browsers into buyers.
• Sales Landing Pages: Sell without sounding salesy.
• Customer Welcome Emails: Start relationships, not spam.
• Holiday Sales Emails: Christmas, Halloween, Black Friday—you’re covered.
• Abandoned Cart Emails: Bring them back like a boomerang.
• Blog Post Ideas: 100 ideas in 5 minutes flat.
• Bite-Sized Blog Posts: Short, sweet, and shareable.
• Social Media Posts: Stop scrolling, start clicking.
• Ad Copy: For Facebook, Instagram, and Google.

Scripts do the heavy lifting so you can get back to what matters: running your business, not writing for it.

It’s time to stop working harder and start working smarter.

And at the cost of a Big Mac, why wouldn’t you? :)