You're Wasting Hours Every Week on Product Updates

The Problem You Have Right Now

Your supplier raised prices 8%. You need to update 200 products. But not just any 200 - only the ones from that supplier. You search for them, open each product page, edit the price, click save, move to the next one. 3 hours later, you're done. There goes your afternoon.

Winter is coming. Your summer products need different keywords - but only the ones that are actually cotton, or have "lightweight" in the description, or are in specific categories. You manually identify them, edit each description one by one. 5 hours. Your back hurts.

You want more Google traffic. But you only have 50 products. Competitors with 500 products rank higher because Google sees more pages. You don't have 500 products to photograph and inventory.

How LC Cart Makes This Instant

Updating those 200 supplier products:

• Search for supplier name in the search box
• System finds all 200 products that mention that supplier anywhere
• Click "select all" checkbox
• Type "increase 8%" in the price field
• Click update
• Done in 15 seconds

Or use filters: "Show me all active products under $100 with the 'Cotton' attribute in the Dresses category" → Select all → Update.

Rewriting for winter, but only the right products:

• Search for "lightweight" - finds all products with that word anywhere
• Or filter by "Cotton" attribute + "Summer" category
• Or both: text search + attribute + category + price range - all combine
• Select all matching products (could be 80, could be 15, system finds them)
• Type "winter essentials"
• Click "add keyword"
• System rewrites all descriptions with winter terminology naturally woven in
• Done in 30 seconds

Getting 500 pages without 500 products:

• You have 50 real products in your store
• System creates 200 "ghost" pages automatically
• Each ghost page targets different search terms ("slim fit jeans", "stretch jeans", "dark wash jeans")
• Google indexes all 250 pages
• Customer clicks any page → buys from your real 50 products
• Takes 60 seconds to create 200 pages

More Things You Can Do in Seconds

Seasonal closeout: Search "summer" or filter by "Summer Collection" category. Select all 100 matching products, click "disable all." They're hidden from your store. Takes 8 seconds. Spring arrives? Same search, click "enable all" in 8 seconds.

Category reorganization: Search for "work shirt" or filter by attribute "Business Casual." 60 products found. Select all, pick new category "Work From Home Collection." 10 seconds.

Complex combinations: "Show me all active products under $50 that contain the word 'organic' and have the 'Cotton' attribute in the 'T-Shirts' category." System finds them (maybe 23 products). Select all, update whatever you need.

Supplier sends updated data: Import their CSV file. 300 products update instantly with new prices, descriptions, stock levels. 10 seconds.

Customer hits old product URL that's deleted: Instead of seeing "404 Page Not Found," they automatically land on a similar product. 87 out of 100 customers buy something instead of leaving.

Who This Is For

You'll use this if you:

• Manage 100+ products
• Change prices seasonally or when suppliers update
• Update product descriptions regularly
• Want more Google traffic without paying for ads
• Spend hours per week on admin tasks you wish were faster

You won't use this if you:

• Have 20 products that never change
• Sell on Amazon/eBay only (this is for your own website)
• Don't have a website yet
• Are happy with how long things take now

The Honest Truth

If you currently spend 2 hours per week updating products (prices, descriptions, categories), this cuts it to 15 minutes. You get 1 hour 45 minutes back. Every week.

$137 one-time purchase. Not monthly. You own it forever. If your time is worth $50/hour, it pays for itself in week 2.

It's software you install on your website. Like installing WordPress. If you can upload files to your website, you can install this. Takes 10 minutes.

If you have 15 products that never change, you're wasting $137. Don't buy it. If you have 200 products and update them regularly, you'll wonder how you lived without it.