Marketing & promos
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Finds the products on sale in WooCommerce, drafts a NotificationX notification bar for the sale and saves it switched off once you approve it.
Set up a notification bar for my sale. First find the WooCommerce products that are on sale right now and tell me how many there are and the biggest discounts. Then check the NotificationX notification bar type for valid themes and content fields. Draft the bar: a short headline, a button label and the link to my shop page, plus the theme you would use. Show me the full draft and wait for my OK before you create anything. When I confirm, create it switched off so I can preview it first.
Marketing & promos
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Checks that your NotificationX sales popup is live, pulls from WooCommerce and has fresh orders to show, so the social proof is never stale.
Check my NotificationX sales popup. Find every notification that uses WooCommerce as its data source and tell me if it is live. Read the full setup of each one: theme, message template, where it shows and how far back it looks for orders. Then pull my WooCommerce orders from that same window and tell me how many it can show and which products appear most. Flag anything that would make the popup look empty or stale, like no recent orders, out of stock products in the mix, or a popup that is switched off. Do not change anything.
Marketing & promos
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Copies your live NotificationX popup, rewrites the copy for the season, then swaps it in, with your OK before each change.
Help me swap my live NotificationX popup for a holiday version. List my notifications and tell me which one is live. Make a copy of it, then suggest a new title and message for the holidays. Show me the changes and wait for my OK before you save them to the copy. When I confirm, ask again before you switch the old one off and the copy on, because my plan may allow only one live notification. Leave the original in place so I can switch back in January.
Customers
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Reads the messages from your NotificationX popup and exit intent forms, groups them into themes and picks out the ones that need a reply.
Read the form entries from my NotificationX popups and exit intent popups from the last 30 days. Tell me which notification each batch came from. Group the messages into the main themes, with a count for each, like shipping questions, price objections or product requests. Quote 3 short examples that sum up each theme. List any entries that ask a direct question and need a reply. Then give me the 3 changes to my store these messages point to.
Reporting & insights
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Views, clicks and click-through rate for every NotificationX popup and bar, set next to last month's orders, with what to keep and what to cut.
Show me how my NotificationX notifications performed. List every notification with its type and whether it is live. For each one, give me its views, clicks and click-through rate, best first. Then pull my WooCommerce orders from the last 30 days and tell me the order count and revenue. Flag any live notification under a 1% click-through rate. Finish with which notifications to keep, which to change and which to switch off.
