AI Dropshipping Hub

Act as a skeptical ecommerce product validator.
Product: [product name]
Supplier link or description: [paste link/details]
Target country: [country]
Traffic source: [TikTok/Meta ads/SEO/organic]
Expected selling price: [price]
Estimated product cost plus shipping: [cost]

Score this product from 1 to 10 on:
1. Clear problem or desire
2. Impulse-buy potential
3. Visual appeal for ads
4. Differentiation from Amazon/local stores
5. Shipping and delivery risk
6. Quality/refund risk
7. Legal or platform-policy risk
8. Profit margin potential
9. Beginner friendliness

Then give me:
- The 3 strongest reasons to test it
- The 3 biggest reasons not to test it
- A realistic final verdict: Test, Maybe test, or Skip
- What I must verify manually before spending money

Be direct. Do not hype weak products.

Act as a dropshipping risk reviewer.
Product: [product]
Claims I want to make: [claims]
Supplier details: [paste details]
Target market: [country/region]

Review this product for dropshipping risk. Check for:
1. Health, beauty, supplement, medical, or safety claims
2. Child safety or pet safety concerns
3. Electronics, batteries, charging, or fire risk
4. Trademark, brand, copyright, or character issues
5. Size, material, or quality mismatch risk
6. Long shipping time sensitivity
7. High return or chargeback potential
8. Ad platform policy concerns

Return:
- Risk level: Low, Medium, or High
- What makes it risky
- What claims I should remove or soften
- Safer product alternatives
- A final recommendation for a beginner

Act as a supplier due diligence assistant for a dropshipping store.
Supplier/platform: [supplier name]
Product: [product]
Supplier page/details: [paste details]
Target country: [country]

Create a supplier vetting checklist covering:
1. Shipping times and tracking quality
2. Processing time
3. Product quality indicators
4. Review quality and review red flags
5. Return/refund policy
6. Communication quality
7. Inventory stability
8. Branding or packaging options
9. Test order requirements
10. Backup supplier options

Then write 10 questions I should ask the supplier before selling this product.
End with a simple verdict: Looks promising, Needs more checks, or Avoid for now.

Act as a Shopify product page copywriter for a dropshipping store.
Product: [product]
Target customer: [customer]
Main benefit: [benefit]
Features: [features]
Known limitations: [limitations]
Shipping time: [shipping time]
Return policy: [return policy]
Tone: clear, helpful, not hype-heavy

Create a product page with:
1. Product title ideas
2. Short above-the-fold description
3. 5 benefit bullets
4. 3 objection-handling sections
5. FAQ section
6. Shipping and returns note
7. CTA text options
8. Claims that should be avoided

Keep it believable. Do not invent reviews, certifications, guarantees, or product features.

Act as an ecommerce product photography director.
Product: [product]
Real product details: [size, color, material, features]
Target customer: [customer]
Brand style: [minimal/premium/fun/outdoor/etc.]
Use case: [where/how the product is used]

Create 8 AI product image prompts:
1. Clean product hero image
2. Lifestyle image in real use
3. Problem-solution scene
4. Size/context image
5. Gift-style image
6. Social media ad image
7. Website banner image
8. Close-up detail image

Rules:
- Keep the product features accurate
- Do not add features the real product does not have
- Avoid unrealistic before/after results
- Include lighting, camera angle, background, and composition

Act as a TikTok creative strategist for a dropshipping product.
Product: [product]
Target customer: [customer]
Main problem/desire: [problem/desire]
Product benefit: [benefit]
Forbidden claims: [claims to avoid]

Generate 30 short TikTok hooks grouped by angle:
1. Problem-aware hooks
2. Curiosity hooks
3. Demonstration hooks
4. Gift hooks
5. Comparison hooks
6. Mistake/avoidance hooks

Each hook should be under 12 words.
Avoid fake results, fake scarcity, fake discounts, and exaggerated claims.
Then pick the 5 strongest hooks and explain why they are worth testing.

Act as an ecommerce SEO and organic traffic strategist.
Niche: [niche]
Products: [products]
Target customer: [customer]
Target country/language: [country/language]
Store stage: [new store/validated product/scaling]

Create a free traffic plan with:
1. 5 informational article ideas
2. 5 comparison article ideas
3. 5 problem-solving article ideas
4. 5 Pinterest or visual content ideas
5. 5 YouTube or short-form educational ideas
6. 5 Reddit, forum, or community-safe ideas
7. What not to do because it would look spammy
8. How to measure whether the plan is working

For each idea, explain the search intent, why it helps the customer, and how it can naturally connect to the product without becoming a fake review or sales pitch.

Act as a customer support manager for a dropshipping store.
Store policy summary:
Shipping time: [shipping time]
Processing time: [processing time]
Refund policy: [refund policy]
Return policy: [return policy]
Tracking process: [tracking details]
Tone: friendly, clear, and honest

Create support macros for:
1. Tracking has not updated
2. Order is delayed
3. Customer wants to cancel
4. Customer asks for a refund
5. Item arrived damaged
6. Wrong item or missing item
7. Customer is angry
8. Pre-purchase shipping question

Each reply should be concise, honest, and avoid blaming the supplier.
For each macro, include:
- The reply
- What the support agent should check first
- When to escalate instead of sending the macro
- What not to promise

Act as a conversion-focused ecommerce editor for a dropshipping product page.

Current product page:
[paste product page copy]

Supplier facts:
[paste supplier page facts, shipping time, product specs, material, size, variants, images, price, refund notes]

Customer feedback or objections:
[paste reviews, support questions, ad comments, analytics notes, or common concerns]

Review the page and create:
1. Claims that need proof or should be removed
2. Missing objections the page should answer
3. Confusing sections that should be rewritten
4. Product benefits that are supported by supplier facts
5. FAQs that would reduce customer hesitation
6. Shipping, returns, sizing, or material details that need clearer wording
7. A revised product page outline
8. A safer rewritten version of the weakest sections

Rules:
- Do not invent reviews, results, certifications, guarantees, or product features
- Flag anything that must be checked manually before publishing
- Keep the tone clear, specific, and believable
- Separate "safe to use now" edits from "needs verification first" edits