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Your first week with Titan AI

Five steps, in order, that get you from a connected store to work running on its own.

You can get value out of Titan AI in ten minutes, but the difference between a useful first week and a frustrating one is the order you do things in. Context first, then questions, then work that runs without you.

  1. 1

    Connect a store

    Nothing works until Titan AI can see your Amazon data, so this is the one step with no way around it. If you sell under more than one login, connect the one you actually work in first. Accounts and multiple stores covers adding the others later.

  2. 2

    Tell it about your business

    Ten minutes here changes every answer you get afterwards. Write down what you sell, the margins you need and how you like to work, as brand context. Without it Titan AI has to guess at your position or ask you every time, and a pricing answer is only as good as what it knows about your costs.

  3. 3

    Ask your first real question

    Not a test question. Ask the thing you would actually want to know on a Monday morning, like where the money went last week or which product is slipping. Prompts has starting points, and chat explains the store selector and how to see what Titan AI did to answer.

  4. 4

    Put the Monday pulse on a schedule

    Once one question has proved useful, stop asking it by hand. A scheduled task runs it every week and reports back, which is the point at which Titan AI starts saving you time rather than answering questions. Start from a template rather than a blank box.

  5. 5

    Approve your first change

    Reading is safe, so the last step is the one worth slowing down for. Ask for something small: a negative keyword on wasted spend, or one budget. Read the card, approve it, and see what happens. Approving changes covers your three answers, and what is permanent covers which changes you can walk back.

Careful

Before you approve anything, know that a scheduled task is created with auto-approve already on, so it keeps making changes while you are not watching. Decide that per task rather than by habit.

What good looks like after a week

You should have a store connected, brand context written, one question you trust the answer to, one task running on a schedule, and one change you approved yourself. That is the whole loop: ask, automate, act.

If any of those is missing, it is the next thing to do rather than a sign anything is wrong.

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Working in chat

Where most of the work happens.

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Work that runs itself

Templates, timing, and the auto-approve setting.

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Everything it can do

The full list, when you want to know whether something is possible.

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