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Running a busy OpenCart store usually means someone has to sit down, look at the catalogue, and write captions for Facebook, LinkedIn, and X every single time a product launches or comes back into stock. The Opencart AI Social Media Post Generator Extension removes that issue by linking your frontend catalogue straight to an AI […]
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Email built ecommerce communication, but WhatsApp is rapidly reshaping it. With message open rates reaching 95-98% compared to email’s 20-25%, the channel difference is not marginal; it is structural. For PrestaShop store owners still relying entirely on email for order updates, customer support, and promotional campaigns, that gap is quietly costing real revenue every month....
The SocialAI Pro is an AI Social Media Post Generator Module that connects your product catalogue directly to Facebook, LinkedIn, and X (Twitter) through AI-powered automation, which is available for Prestashop and Opencart. Store admins can generate platform-specific social media posts for any product in their catalogue, publish them automatically through rule-driven trigger...
1.0 Introduction Most customers already have WhatsApp on their phones. They check it more often than email, and they respond faster there, too. For a PrestaShop store, that creates a real opportunity to reach customers where they actually pay attention. The Knowband PrestaShop WhatsApp CRM Module ties your store directly to the WhatsApp Business API. […]
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If you manage a PrestaShop store with a large catalog, you already know this routine. Export a CSV, open it in a spreadsheet, make changes, re-upload it, redo the column mapping, and hope nothing breaks this time. Then do the whole thing again next week, from scratch, because none of that configuration was saved anywhere. […]
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