AI SMM for online sellers

“My catalog is on Wildberries and Ozon, my buyers are in Telegram.”

Import the catalog into your own store, sell in Telegram and social media, and keep buyers with mailings and push.

Sound familiar?

What gets in the way today
and how AI SMM removes it

The marketplace owns your buyers

You sell on Wildberries and Ozon but can’t reach a buyer a second time.

With AI SMM: Import the catalog into your own store and Telegram Mini App, and bring buyers back with your own mailings and push.

Nobody writes about new arrivals

Dozens of new products, and no one to write posts about them.

With AI SMM: AI writes product posts and promos and puts them in the calendar for every network.

Delivery questions all day long

“How long is delivery?”, “Can I return it?” — every day, in every channel.

With AI SMM: AI answers delivery and returns questions from your knowledge base in every connected channel.

A day with AI SMM

  1. 09:00New products from Wildberries are already in your store.
  2. 11:00AI wrote posts about three new arrivals and put them in the calendar.
  3. 15:00Questions about delivery are answered from the knowledge base.
  4. 19:00Buyers who looked at the catalog get a push about the sale.

Your kit

The storefront on a phone
The storefront on a phone
16 storefront designs
16 storefront designs
Without AI SMM
  • The catalog lives on the marketplace, buyers write in Telegram
  • Every new arrival gets copied into a post by hand
  • “Where’s my order?” is answered separately in every channel
  • A buyer who looked at the catalog once is never reminded
  • Sales happen on someone else’s platform, with someone else’s rules
With AI SMM
  • The catalog is imported into your own store and Telegram Mini App
  • AI writes a post about a new arrival straight from its card
  • Delivery and order status questions are answered from the knowledge base
  • A push about a sale brings that buyer back on their own
  • Sales run on your storefront, with your own prices and rules

Turn marketplace buyers into your own customers

Import your catalog in minutes and open a store in Telegram.

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How businesses use it

Wildberries seller opening a Telegram store

One catalog import, two selling channels

A seller imports her Wildberries catalog once. The same products appear in her own storefront and in a Telegram Mini App, so a buyer who prefers Telegram can order without leaving the app.

Handmade jewelry shop on Instagram

A comment under a new piece becomes a paid order

A follower comments “available?” under a photo of a new ring. A flow answers with size and price and links straight to checkout, so the sale closes inside the same conversation.

Small clothing brand running a sale

Buyers who only browsed come back for the discount

People who viewed the catalog last week but did not buy get a push about a weekend sale. A share of them come back and finish the order they left unfinished.

Selling on Telegram for Wildberries and Ozon sellers

Marketplace buyers rarely message the seller directly, but a seller’s own audience in Telegram and social media is different: they already trust the brand and are ready to buy without a marketplace in the middle. Importing the catalog from Wildberries, Ozon or Yandex Eats into your own store means the same products can be sold in a Telegram Mini App or a link in a post, with prices you control.

Turning new arrivals into posts automatically

Instead of writing a caption for every new item by hand, AI content studio writes a post straight from the product card: name, price and photo already in place. The post goes into the shared calendar next to everything else the store publishes.

Answering delivery and order questions in every channel

Buyers write in Instagram DMs, WhatsApp and the website chat about the same things: delivery time, cost and where the order is. The inbox answers from the store’s knowledge base in every channel at once, so a question asked at midnight does not wait for the morning.

Bringing buyers back with push and email

A visitor who opened the catalog but did not order is not a lost sale yet. Web push can remind them about a sale or a restocked item, and email marketing keeps existing buyers informed about new arrivals without relying on a social feed they might not check that day.

Turning a first-time visitor into a buyer

A discount popup for a first visit works well for a store that has traffic but a low first-order rate: it gives a reason to buy today instead of bookmarking the page for later.

Pricing

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Pay only for scale.

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Questions

Can I import from marketplaces?

Yes, from Wildberries, Ozon and Yandex Eats; photos go to a folder named after the store.

Do I need to re-enter every product manually?

No, the catalog is imported from Wildberries, Ozon or Yandex Eats, and photos are sorted into a folder named after the store.

Can buyers order without leaving Telegram?

Yes, the same catalog is available as a Telegram Mini App, so ordering happens inside the messenger.

Does the price update if I change it on the marketplace?

Prices in your own store are managed independently after import, so you can run a different price or sale than on the marketplace.

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Start with one.