Prompts for Online stores

Every prompt in this set, as a list

All 100 titles for Online stores, with the job each one is for. The card for each is on this page; the filters above narrow the grid, not this list.

• A back-in-stock message worth openingSomething popular has landed and the waitlist has been waiting.
• When the parcel arrived damagedA customer sends a photo of a broken item and wants it sorted.
• A product description from real featuresYou have the specs and the photos, and the listing reads like a spreadsheet.
• An abandoned-cart email without fake urgencyCarts are being abandoned and the follow-up feels pushy.
• Cleaning up a marketplace listingYour listing is buried and the title is a pile of keywords.
• What the reviews are actually sayingYou have 60 reviews and a vague sense that something's off.
• A shipping delay notice before they askDeliveries are running late and the messages are about to start.
• Local pickup instructions that prevent confusionClick-and-collect orders keep arriving before they're ready.
• A thank-you that earns a second orderAn order has shipped and you want the customer to come back without a discount.
• A post that isn't just a photo captionYou post product photos and nobody stops scrolling.
• The dispatch time you can actually keepThe listing says 1–2 days and the warehouse is three behind.
• The pre-order that slipped againA pre-order date has moved twice and customers are asking for refunds.
• The oversellTwo people paid for the last one and the stock count was wrong.
• The free shipping thresholdShipping is free over $40 and the average basket is $38.
• The international order and the customs billA customer abroad is charged duty on delivery and wants you to pay it.
• The sales tax question from a business buyerA company wants a sales tax exemption certificate and the checkout did not ask for one.
• The damaged item with no photoA customer says the mug arrived broken and has not sent evidence.
• The return that never arrivedA customer posted the return and the tracking has not moved in ten days.
• The restocking feeA large item comes back and the shop wants to charge for repacking.
• The exchange for a different colorThe color is not what the photo showed and the customer wants another.
• The order canceled before dispatchA customer changes their mind an hour after paying.
• The address that is wrongAn order is on its way to the old house.
• The customer who wants it tomorrowNext-day delivery is ordered at 4pm on Friday.
• The courier who leaves it in the binTracking says "left in a safe place" and the customer has no parcel.
• The packaging that did not protectThree glass items have broken in a month and the box is the problem.
• The abandoned cart email that is not creepyRecovery emails quote the basket back and feel like surveillance.
• The pop-up that fires too earlyA discount pop-up appears two seconds after landing and conversion falls.
• The welcome email sequenceA new subscriber gets one email and then silence.
• The review request that people answerReviews are thin and the ask arrives three weeks late.
• The bad review that is trueA one-star review describes a real failure and everyone can see it.
• The fake review problemA competitor has fifty five-stars in a week and yours are real.
• The UGC repostA customer posts a photo and the brand wants it on the grid.
• The influencer briefA paid collaboration needs deliverables that are actually deliverable.
• The affiliate who misrepresents the productA partner is making claims the product cannot support.
• The ad copy that cannot say "cure"A supplement launch needs copy and the claims are regulated.
• The Black Friday plan without fake urgencyThe calendar says discount and the margin says no.
• The January saleStock is left over and the new season is landing.
• The launch that nobody heardA new product goes live to silence.
• The product description that answers the questionsSupport answers the same five questions about every product.
• The size guide that prevents returnsReturns are dominated by one size being wrong.
• The product photo briefThe photos are taken on a kitchen table and the listing looks homemade.
• The video that shows the product workingA demo would answer ten support emails a week.
• The unboxing insertEvery parcel could carry a card and it says nothing useful.
• The thank-you that earns a second orderThe first order lands and the customer hears nothing for a month.
• The bundle that saves the customer moneyThree products are always bought together and nobody bundles them.
• The subscription that is hard to cancelCancellations are buried and customers are complaining.
• The subscription pauseA customer wants to skip two months, not cancel.
• The gift card that expiresA gift card is past its date and the recipient is upset.
• The discount code that leakedA 40% code is on a deals forum and stock is moving fast.
• The order minimumSmall orders lose money and the shop wants a minimum spend.
• Three platforms, three pricesThe same product is on three platforms at three prices.
• The dropshipping questionA customer asks where the item ships from and the answer is abroad.
• The supplier delayStock was promised for Monday and the container is stuck.
• The MOQ decisionA supplier wants 500 units and the shop sells 40 a month.
• The dead stock planA SKU has not sold in nine months and the storage costs.
• The liquidated palletA wholesaler offers 400 mixed units at a price that looks too good.
• The inventory forecastA best seller runs out every six weeks and the reorder is guesswork.
• The stock sync failureThe website shows stock the warehouse does not have.
• The barcode messTwo SKUs share a barcode and picking is going wrong.
• The warehouse layoutPicking takes twice as long as it should.
• The 3PL contractFulfilment is moving to a warehouse and the terms need reading.
• The pick error that keeps happeningThe wrong color ships every week and the customer is annoyed.
• The returns portalEvery return is an email and the inbox is unmanageable.
• The refund that is lateThe return was received a week ago and the money has not moved.
• The chargeback defenseA payment is disputed and the evidence has to be assembled.
• The fraud checkAn order is large, the address is new and the email is a throwaway.
• The payment provider holds the fundsPayouts are paused and the shop cannot pay its supplier.
• The checkout that loses peopleThree quarters of carts are abandoned at the address step.
• The mobile page that loads slowlyMost traffic is mobile and the product page takes six seconds.
• The accessibility fixA customer using a screen reader cannot add to basket.
• The cookie bannerThe banner is a wall and analytics is still loading before consent.
• The privacy policy that is out of dateThe shop added a new tool and the policy still names the old one.
• The terms that do not match the shopThe T&Cs promise next-day delivery the shop stopped offering.
• The distance-selling cancellationA customer cancels within the cooling-off period and the shop resists.
• The age-restricted productA knife set is ordered and the courier needs ID.
• The hazardous itemAerosols and batteries are going by air and the courier has limits.
• The food expiry dateA short-dated batch is being sold at full price.
• The cosmetics claimA serum copy promises to "erase" wrinkles.
• The electronics warrantyA customer's device fails at eleven months and wants a repair.
• The battery that swelledA customer reports a swollen battery and wants to post it back.
• The customer account that is lockedA customer cannot log in and the reset email never arrives.
• The email that lands in spamOrder confirmations are going to junk and customers think nothing shipped.
• The phishing email that looks like usCustomers report a fake order email and some have clicked.
• When customer records are exposedCustomer emails and addresses have been exposed.
• The newsletter consentCheckout adds everyone to the list without asking.
• The list that needs cleaningHalf the subscribers have not opened an email in a year.
• The abandoned checkout on mobileThe last step asks for an account and the customer leaves.
• The trust badges that mean nothingThe footer has five padlocks and no returns policy.
• The FAQ that answers nothingSupport answers the same questions the FAQ avoids.
• The out-of-office that loses a saleThe shop closes for a week and the auto-reply says nothing useful.
• The support macro that sounds like a robotEvery reply opens with "Thank you for contacting us".
• Three complaints and a regulatorA customer has asked three times and is now copying in a regulator.
• The refund policy on the product pageThe policy is four clicks away and customers say they never saw it.
• The product recallA batch has a fault and 300 units are with customers.
• The review of the shop, not the productA one-star review is about the courier and the product was fine.
• The Instagram shop tagProducts are posted without a shopping tag and the traffic goes nowhere.
• The TikTok that sells out a lineA video gets 400,000 views and the stock cannot cope.
• The paid ads budget$30 a day is going out and nobody knows what it returns.
• The first hireThe shop needs a packer and the process lives in one person's head.
• Selling the storeThe owner is ready to sell and a buyer wants the customer list and supplier terms.

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