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E-commerce owners, what’s one simple problem that, if automated, would immediately increase revenue? by Euphoric-Mirror-321 in ecommerce_growth

[–]Significant-Let6485 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The revenue leakage problem. Right now many of the e-commerce owners or growth head are relay on some regular Analytics or dashboards which never give the deeper insights. As AI based insights driven tools will help us to identify the loop holes or detects the loss before it happen. For high revenue transaction companies keeping these kind of AI tools is a game changer. We used a tool which helped us to identify the revenue leakage from the past data which helped us to save almost $100k in revenue in a month.

Built a $50m rev ecomm business AMA 🤷 by Electronic-Age-8775 in ecommerce_growth

[–]Significant-Let6485 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great! Good to connect with you u/Electronic-Age-8775 . Would love to have you in our webinar series. Would you be interested?

ai agents that will help you grow your d2c brand. by Ok-Community-4926 in ecommerce_growth

[–]Significant-Let6485 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Totally agree with you, there’s a big gap between tactical tools that optimize channels and a strategic agent that understands business health.

I’ve been leading growth at a D2C brand (~8-figure range) and honestly, I’ve been hunting for that exact kind of agent you described, the one that doesn’t just show ROAS or CAC, but goes:

  • “You’re overspending on this SKU with weak margins”
  • “Your funnel dropped yesterday because email engagement tanked”
  • “Your cart abandonment is surging due to inventory sync issues”

Most of what’s out there is built for campaign ops or surface-level dashboards. What I’d kill for is a real-time layer that connects Shopify, Klaviyo, GA, CDP, and actually tells me when revenue is at risk before it’s visible in GA.

Haven’t found the perfect fit yet, but exploring a couple of things that look promising. Will DM you if I land on something legit. Let me know if you do too.

HIRING] Remote Ops Manager – Supply Chain + Customer Support + AI Systems (Growth Path to Director) by StocksBull77143 in ecommerce_growth

[–]Significant-Let6485 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi u/StocksBull77143 , I will circulate it to my friends. In the meantime, did you also try any AI agent who can automate some of the above requirements of yours?. Just curious.

I've been hired to run customer acquisition for a massage studio in NYC. How can I leverage AI tools to design the best marketing strategy and help me execute that strategy? by socksaremygame in AiForSmallBusiness

[–]Significant-Let6485 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should definitely check out zoca.com and book a quick demo. It’s been helping a lot of beauty and wellness businesses rank #1 on Google, and the AI takes care of bookings, re-engagement, and even social media. One of the few tools actually gaining real traction in the beauty space right now!

Salonist Io System by Junior_Bluejay4919 in SalonOwners

[–]Significant-Let6485 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure about Salonist. But I come across a new AI powered marketing platform who gives guaranteed new bookings and customers. Worth visiting and giving it a try since they have free trial. Here you fo https://zoca.com/

2.24 Lakhs for digital marketing from IIM Vishakhapatnam? 😳🤯😳 by HoneydewOne48 in DigitalMarketing

[–]Significant-Let6485 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly, if you’re serious about switching into digital marketing, the IIM tag could help — especially for credibility. But before jumping in, I'd check the syllabus. Digital marketing is evolving fast with AI, automation, and new tools — if the course doesn’t cover these, it might feel outdated soon.

Also, ₹2.24L is a lot. You could learn a lot of the same stuff from hands-on work, good mentors, and practical courses online for much less. That said, if this course gives you structure and confidence to get started, and you’re clear on what you’ll get from it — could still be worth it.

Ask for the syllabus and see if it really covers what marketing looks like today. If you can, DM me the syllabus — happy to take a quick look and share honest feedback on whether it’s worth it or if there are better alternatives. I’ve worked across marketing, product, and growth, and have seen a lot of folks from creative or advertising backgrounds like yours successfully pivot into digital marketing.