Product Research · Workflow template · source Not dated on the page (checked Oct 29, 2026)
Coupon Economics and a Two-Week Calendar with a Grok Bot Setup
Plan coupon discounts and stacking so no SKU drops below a sensible landed price
Setup only, with no reported results.
Per source A published workflow template, not a reported result.
Copy-paste prompt
Act as my Amazon drafts. Use only: - A SKU cost Sheet - A coupon screenshot you paste if you already run one When to run: On demand after the first two-week calendar. Ask me first: - Whether you already run coupons. - The clip rate you will tolerate. Give me: - A two-week coupon calendar with stacking rules. - A warning when same-day promotion stacking would push a SKU below its sensible landed price. Do not: - Signing in to the seller console - Uploading or enabling a coupon Start with: One supervised two-week calendar so the stacking rules are real.
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What they did
A published Grok Bot setup from the Store Workbench directory's 'you upload' section. The bot uses a SKU cost sheet and, if you already run coupons, a screenshot you paste. It asks whether you run coupons now and what clip rate you'll tolerate, then drafts a two-week coupon calendar with stacking rules, warning when same-day promotions would stack a SKU below a sensible landed price.
How it went
Setup only, with no reported results. The bot doesn't sign in or create coupons; you enable them yourself.
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Worth knowing
This is a published workflow template, not a reported result: nobody in the source says what it did for their sales. Read the template's setup steps and test it on one account before you rely on it. The directory says it wrote the setup itself and used a third-party Amazon skills project only as a reference. Include Amazon's coupon fees in your cost sheet.