Content Generation

Johnny Z.
Content Generation
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The problem
Cooler Master’s marketing team wanted to spotlight trending products and clear slow-moving inventory with content marketing. But selecting items manually, briefing writers, and producing blogs or social posts took too long, leaving opportunities on the table.
What we built
Data audit — Pulled Shopify product and inventory data, focusing on two signals:
Best sellers (high order velocity in the past 14 days)
Slow movers (stock >30 days with low sell-through rate).
Automated selection — Each week, the workflow flagged 3–5 products that fit these criteria.
AI content generation — For each product:
Draft blog post ideas and outlines.
Generate short-form social captions (Instagram, TikTok, Facebook).
Align tone and style with Cooler Master’s brand guidelines.
Review stage — All AI outputs landed in Google Sheets with a Review/Production toggle.
“Review” = content awaiting human edit/approval.
“Production” = content cleared for publishing.
Content routing — Approved content automatically pushed to a second Google Sheet structured for publishing workflows (blog upload, social media scheduler).
Iteration — Weekly edits from the content team fed back into the AI prompt, refining product descriptions and tone alignment.
Results (after 6 weeks)
Content output increased by 3×, with consistent weekly blogs and posts tied directly to product performance.
Two slow-moving SKUs cleared 20% of inventory after being featured in content.
Over 85% of AI-generated captions approved with minimal edits, cutting copywriting time in half.
Stack
Shopify + Google Sheets + n8n + OpenAI 4o mini
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