Shopify is the one integration that does more than publish articles. As well as sending finished posts to your store blog, connecting the QuQi app lets your real catalogue into the work: articles can end with a block of your products and a Shop now button, pictures can be built from your actual product photographs rather than an invented product, and a UGC-style video can be made around a specific item. Ecommerce content stops being generic the moment the catalogue is available.
Publish to the store blog from the Shopify Blog card, or install the QuQi Shopify app to connect from the Shopify side. Either takes your single publishing slot.
Featured products, product picture elements and product UGC video all need the app on your store. Featured products is off by default and shows three products when switched on.
Drafts to read first, or publishing on schedule once the writing sounds like you.
Every agent starts switched off. You turn these on when you want them, one agent at a time.
The catalogue. Without the app you get articles on your store blog. With it you also get the Featured products block with a Shop now button, pictures built from your genuine product photographs rather than an invented product, and product UGC video. A product shot will not run without a product attached, and product video falls back to plain UGC without the app.
It writes from your live product pages, so specifics come from your own data. Prices and stock change faster than any article can keep up with, so the writing avoids pinning numbers where it can. If that still worries you, keep approvals on and nothing goes live until someone who knows the catalogue has read it.
The Image Designer and the Video Producer. The Image Designer works in your own colours and keeps your logo on everything, cut to fit the shape each network wants. The Video Producer makes short vertical videos, including ones built around a specific product from your catalogue.
Every agent starts with autopilot switched off, so nothing goes out until you press publish. When you are ready to hand more over there are four settings: off, write it and leave a draft, message you for a yes, or publish it on its own. Stores tend to move to autopilot faster than most, because the writing is anchored to real product pages and there is less to be surprised by.
Yes. A website publishes articles to exactly one destination, and Shopify holds that slot whether you connected the blog card or the app. Social channels are separate and do not compete for it, so you can still publish to all nine.
Settings apply per website - manage several sites from one account.