Course

AI for Shopify Store Owners

Run the catalog, the flows and the reorders off your own Shopify exports.

IntermediateEcommerce

0/88 stops · about 2 hours · final quiz · certificate

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Start with

• AI at Work: FoundationsStart from zero and finish with three things you can actually use.

Who this is for

Owners and operators of Shopify stores with a few hundred SKUs and a small team. Every example follows Omar, who runs a 300-SKU apparel store on Shopify with two part-timers, shipping from a small warehouse.

You will be able to

• Fix product titles, descriptions and tags for 300 SKUs from one CSV without losing your voice
• Read the orders and customers exports and know which products, customers and returns matter
• Write the Klaviyo flows and campaigns from what actually sold last month
• Handle returns and support tickets with replies that follow your policy
• Turn best sellers into ad creative briefs and captions
• Decide what to reorder from a sell-through table you built in ten minutes

Stops

1. 1 Product data at scaleThree hundred product rows in one CSV, rewritten in your voice, checked where it counts, imported back. Weekly
2. 2 Orders and customersTwo exports and one cost list turn last month into best sellers by margin, repeat buyers and a return rate you can act on. Weekly
3. 3 The store ProjectOne Project holds your voice, your size chart, your policy and your taxonomy, so every chat in this course starts knowing the store. Set once
4. 4 Klaviyo from what soldFour flows and next month's campaigns written from last month's sales table, with a rule about what a subject line may promise. Weekly
5. 5 Returns and supportSort the morning queue, draft the replies your policy already allows, pull the exceptions out for yourself, and tally why things come back. Daily
6. 6 Ad creative from best sellersBoth ad exports in one table, then a creative brief, hooks and captions built from the products that actually earn. Weekly
7. 7 Inventory and reordersInventory plus sixty days of sales gives weeks of cover, the supplier PDF gives lead times, and your own costs give the cash line. Weekly
8. 8 Omar's weekThree routines on a timer, the 300 SKU catalog pass handed to Cowork, and one month of exports turned into flows and a reorder. Weekly

Final quiz