The machine sitting there
since February.
Pick one product. Get the email, the posts and the blog written around it — using its real specs and features, angled to sell rather than to inform.
Choose the product, and the specs, features and model details fill themselves in.
How dealers use it
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Pick the product off your own shelf
Search your catalog and it pulls in the name, brand, model, description, features and specs. Nothing to retype. If it's something you don't carry on the system yet, enter it by hand instead.
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It writes to sell, not to describe
Same engine as Content Studio, pointed differently. The copy leads on what the thing does for the customer and works the specs in behind that, rather than reciting a spec sheet and hoping.
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Use it on whatever isn't moving
This is the tool for the demo model, the discontinued line, the accessory nobody knows you stock. Ten minutes on a slow morning turns into a week of posts about the thing you actually need to shift.
What it does
- Fills itself in from your catalog — name, brand, model, description, features and specs
- Writes across the same eight channels as Content Studio
- Copy is angled to sell, not to summarise
- Takes an off-catalog product typed in by hand when you need it
- Emails come out in your branded template, with per-send colour overrides
- Its own library, kept separate from your general content
What it doesn't do
- It writes words, not pictures. Product imagery comes from Image Studio or your own photos
- It doesn't post or send. You take the copy away and use it in your own tools
- A product typed in by hand isn't saved to your catalog — it's used for that piece and gone
- Text messages don't go out — it'll write one, but there's no sending channel yet
Name something that isn't selling
We'll spotlight it live and you can see what comes back.
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