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Claude Built My Shopify Black Friday Bundle in 25 Minutes

Richard Vaughan

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Claude Built My Shopify Black Friday Bundle in 25 Minutes

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Richard Vaughan
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202 просмотра · 10 дн. назад
Step-by-step: connect Claude to Shopify with the MCP and CLI, build a Black Friday bundle and landing page, then check whether the offer makes money or quietly loses it. Check out Abaxar here: https://therichstack.com/abaxar?video... Abaxar pulls your Shopify, Amazon, Meta, Google, TikTok, Klaviyo and GA4 data into one database on your own computer, with a dashboard on top and an MCP server built in, so you can plug your AI in and ask about every channel in one place. One payment, no subscription, and a 30-day refund if it's not for you. ABOUT For ecom founders into AI coding. I share the actual tools I built for my own stores, and show exactly how I build them. My name's Rich. I'm a mechanical engineer who spent 12 years as an ecommerce founder, running and growing my own stores on Shopify and Amazon as a solopreneur, and generated over 7 figures in sales across my brands. I was doing everything myself, so out of necessity I started using AI to automate the back end, and that got me into AI coding. Now I build AI systems instead: dashboards, apps, automations, data pipelines. Abaxar is the first one I've made available to others. CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 0:42 Connect Claude to Shopify (MCP) 1:35 Add Shopify's AI Toolkit 2:40 Use Claude Code and install the Shopify CLI 5:26 Point Claude at your business folder 6:16 Meet Abaxar Coffee, the demo brand 7:35 Ask Claude for a Black Friday bundle 10:40 Build the bundle and landing page 15:24 MCP vs CLI: what Claude is doing 18:34 The result: the Travel Kit page 20:53 Would I run this offer? 22:39 What the Shopify MCP can't see 23:36 Check the bundle against all your data 25:01 The verdict: don't run it as is 27:05 Fix the offer from the same chat 28:01 Flip it next time, you're still the pilot 29:06 Why your data has to be stitched together first