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AI Fashion Brand Manager

An AI agent that runs your fashion brand: ads, blog posts, SEO, traffic, product pages and your social agenda. Read it yourself, or let the agent run it.Start free

The AI Fashion Brand Manager: a fashion brand's store, ads, traffic and social agenda read and run on one page

What your AI brand manager does

The work of a brand manager, done by an agent that has your store, your ad accounts and your networks in hand.

Ads

Launches and runs your Meta, Google, Pinterest and X campaigns from your own visuals: audiences, budgets, pausing what does not sell, adding new images to what does.

Blog posts and pages

Writes articles and store pages in your brand’s voice, illustrated with your creations, and saves them to your Shopify blog.

SEO analysis

Reads your Search Console queries and indexing, scores every product page, rewrites SEO titles and descriptions, fixes your Google Shopping attributes.

Traffic

Reads your sessions, sources and landing pages from Google Analytics, and tells you what changed against the period before.

Product pages

Adds the missing photos and videos, rewrites texts, sets categories and sales channels, follows stock and cost per item.

Social agenda and newsletters

Plans the week’s posts on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest and X, and drafts newsletters to Klaviyo.

Visuals

Makes the images and videos it publishes in the studio: your products on models, new scenes, video, ad formats.

Sales and profit

Reads revenue, orders and returning customers, and your real margin once the P&L is set up.

Every source on one page

The Overview tab of the Brand Manager: the figures of every source on one window, and two curves drawn from them

Every product page scored

The Products tab: the catalogue with an optimisation score and a performance rank beside each product

Ads on four platforms

The Ads tab: Meta, Google and Pinterest campaigns with spend, revenue and return on one window

The week’s social agenda

The Newsletter & social tab: the week’s agenda, one row per network, posts and newsletters

Yourself

Read and act from one page

Every figure of every source against the period before, each product page scored, your campaigns, articles and agenda — and every change saved to Shopify, the ad platforms and your networks the moment you make it.

With the agent

Hand the work over

Ask in a sentence or give it recurring jobs: the weekly posts, the Monday ads review, the articles of the month. It acts alone or prepares and waits for your yes — you choose, network by network.

See the agent at work

Integrations

ShopifyMeta AdsGoogle AdsGoogle Search ConsoleGoogle AnalyticsMerchant CenterYouTubeInstagramFacebookTikTokPinterestXKlaviyo

Which plan does what

WhatPlan
Read your store, traffic, SEO, ads and socialsEvery account
Post to your social networksPro and up
Write articles and pages; change product pages, stock and costs; pause, resume or scale adsPro and up
Add new visuals to a running adPro and up
Profit and lossPro and up
Launch new campaigns; OpportunitiesBusiness and up
An AI agentEvery paid plan, on trial · $30 a month hired

Ads

  • Ads for a fashion store: Meta, Google, Pinterest, X
  • AI fashion ads
  • Meta carousel ads from your creations
  • Google Performance Max for a fashion store

SEO and traffic

  • Google Search Console for Shopify stores
  • AI blog writer for Shopify stores
  • Google Shopping free listings
  • Fix missing Google Shopping attributes

Products and sales

  • Product page optimization score
  • Product traffic, cart and conversion
  • Profit and loss for fashion brands
  • Days of stock and cost per item

Social and newsletters

  • Social media agenda for Shopify fashion brands
  • Newsletter and social analytics per channel
  • YouTube analytics for fashion brands
  • AI agents for fashion brands: the guide

FAQ

In fashion, a brand manager is the person who runs the brand day to day: the store, the ads, the content, the socials. The New Black AI’s brand manager is an AI agent for Shopify fashion brands that does that work — it reads your sales, traffic, SEO and ads, writes your blog posts and product pages, runs your Meta, Google, Pinterest and X campaigns, plans your socials and newsletters, and makes the visuals it publishes.

Much of it, yes. The agent works with your rights on the store, the ad accounts and the networks you connected. You set how much it does alone: it can act directly, or prepare the work — a campaign, an article, a post — and wait for your yes.

No. Everything the agent does, you can read and do yourself from the same page: the figures of every source, the product scores, the ads, the articles, the social agenda. The agent is there when you would rather hand it over.

Shopify through The New Black AI’s own app; Google Search Console, Google Analytics, Google Ads, Merchant Center and YouTube through one Google sign-in; Meta Ads, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest and X for your ads and posts; Klaviyo for newsletters. Each connects in one click, and the connection is shared with your team.

Reading your store is open to every account. Acting on it — articles and pages, product pages, pausing or scaling ads, stock and costs — comes with Pro, posting to your networks with Pro; launching new campaigns and Opportunities with Business. Every paid plan includes an AI agent on trial, its generations capped each month; hired, an agent works without a cap for $30 a month.

It works beside them, from outside your admin: it reads your store with the access you grant our Shopify app, and adds what a store alone does not hold — your ads on four platforms, Search Console and Analytics, your social accounts and newsletters — and it makes the photos and videos it uses.

The agent sees only the accounts you connect, with the access each one grants, and only within your account and team. You can disconnect any source at any time from your profile, and what the agent does is recorded.

No. Product pages need one; traffic, SEO, ads and the social agenda work from Google, Meta and your own accounts. A brand that sells elsewhere still reads and runs its marketing on one page.

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