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r/AskWomenOver30 RealExistentalDread

Best brand for bath spa gift sets (especially flower scented; candles, lotion, soaps, etc)??

Hi there, it's my girlfriend's bday next week. She had mentioned in passing that she really loves candles, soaps, & lotions that smell like flowers. I see SO MANY options online for these bath spa gift sets. What's a reputable brand though? Thanks so much. Really appreciate it

Something she might've never heard of, but sounds like is right up her alley, is a tea bath! It's exactly what it sounds like; floral, aromatic, and actually incredible for your skin (since you avoid artificial scents; tea baths are all natural). Inoki Bathhouse is one of the best brands; ships to US & Canada and is around $40 for a kit that's good for 4 baths.

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r/ecommercemattskent

What AI tools are you using in your business successfully?Hey all, I've been looking to try and find innovative ways that I can incorporate AI into my ecommerce business. I feel like there's a ton of potential but so far haven't found something truly useful and game-changing. Obviously I can use ChatGPT to help with generating copy, writing emails, etc. Chatbots are fine - I think we're still a little while away from them being actually able to handle customer support on their own - but I'm more looking for something that can take in product and order data and offer useful insights, help with inventory management and forecasting, provide insights on customer behavior and how to market to them, etc. Things that current software can't easily do, and ideally with minimal development work on our end. With so many people trying to get into AI right now, most of what I see is too new or too much like a reskinned ChatGPT. Even among the potentially good options, I don't have time to go through everyone's sales funnel and do demo calls just to see how their software works. So my question is - what software or tools are you using right now that have genuinely made a difference in your business?

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r/redditmarketingksaize

Tools I recommend using for Reddit organic marketing (keyword monitoring)There are couple of tools that I have used, tested and I'm actuallly using right now for Reddit organic marketing. More specifically - Reddit keyword/ post notifications. The list goes from the worst to the best value. ...

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r/SocialMediaMarketingKboss99

Commenting As a Social Media StrategyHey everyone. I've recently been experimenting with a new social media growth strategy: commenting. I've found that it's the key lever in supercharging engagement on Instagram, TikTok, and pretty much every other consumer-focused social platform—and very few brands are using it. This includes replying to your own comments and also scrolling through the for you page/reels to comment on others. Here's what I've found so far:

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