AI marketing for B2B ecommerce teams with a catalog to sell
Wholesalers, distributors and suppliers that sell to businesses online have hundreds of products and a small team to market them. SuperMarketer writes product emails for trade buyers, ad variants for the lines you push and search-friendly copy for catalog pages, all tied to one monthly plan.
A big catalog and a thin marketing team
A B2B online store often carries more products than the team can ever describe properly. Category pages have one generic sentence, product pages repeat the manufacturer's text that a hundred other shops use, and the email list hears about new stock only when someone remembers to write.
Trade buyers behave differently from consumers. They reorder, compare specifications, care about lead times and minimum order quantities, and respond to emails that save them time. Generic retail marketing does not speak to them, and building segmented campaigns by hand takes hours the team does not have.
- Category pages rank poorly because they say almost nothing
- New lines and restocks go out without an email
- Ads run on the same three headlines for months
- Price changes reach the website before they reach the customers
Product marketing for trade buyers
SuperMarketer reads your store, learns your buyers and product lines from the six onboarding questions and builds a 30-day plan around the lines and offers you want to push.
Product and restock emails
Emails for new lines, restocks, seasonal ranges, volume pricing and reorder reminders, written for buyers who want the facts: specifications, availability, order quantities and a direct link to the product. Campaigns are pushed to Mailchimp, Klaviyo or HubSpot with the segment that fits, for example current trade accounts versus new sign-ups.
Ad variants for the lines you push
Headlines and descriptions for Google Ads and primary text and headlines for Meta Ads, written within each network's character limits and pushed as copy. Budgets, bids, product feeds and targeting stay with you, and SuperMarketer never spends money.
SEO for catalog and category pages
On-page fixes for category titles and meta descriptions, short category introductions that explain what the range is for, and drafts of missing pages such as an industry or application page. Each fix is a card you approve before it reaches WordPress or Webflow.
Buying guides and comparison articles
Articles up to 2,000 words that help buyers choose between product types, materials or standards, with internal links to the right categories.
Social posts for the trade
LinkedIn posts about new ranges, applications and industry news, plus Facebook and Instagram posts where your buyers spend time.
Facts checked before anything goes live
Every email, ad and page fix lands in the approval queue as a card with Approve, Edit, Reject and Regenerate, so prices, stock statements and specifications get a human check. Teams often keep email and ads on Review everything and move social to Auto-publish after 24 h.
How B2B ecommerce teams set it up
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Enter your store address and list the product lines to push this month
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Answer six questions about your buyers, competitors and approval rules
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Connect your email platform, Google Ads, Meta Ads and your CMS
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Approve the first category fixes, product email and ad variants
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See clicks, opens and leads per line in the report and accept the next proposals
AI marketing for B2B ecommerce compared with the usual tools
| Need | Store platform writing helper | Ecommerce agency | SuperMarketer |
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| Plans the month around product lines | No | Yes | Yes, in the 30-day plan |
| Product emails with segments | Partly | Yes, at a cost | Yes, pushed with segment |
| Ad variants within limits | No | Yes | Yes, copy push only |
| Category page SEO | One field at a time | Yes | Yes, as approved fixes |
| Typical market cost | Included in platform | Monthly retainer | From $149 per month on Growth |
Plans for B2B ecommerce
- Starter, $49 per month or $24 per month billed yearly ($288 per year): 1 brand, 2 email campaigns, 20 ad variants, 4 articles, 40 social posts and 3 channels
- Growth, $149 per month or $74 per month billed yearly ($888 per year): 8 email campaigns, 100 ad variants, 12 articles, 150 social posts, 40 AI images, 8 channels and a weekly report, the usual fit for one store
- Scale, $499 per month or $249 per month billed yearly ($2,988 per year): 5 brands or storefronts, 30 email campaigns, 400 ad variants, 40 articles and unlimited channels
- Enterprise, $1,490 per month or $745 per month billed yearly ($8,940 per year): 15 brands, 100 email campaigns, 1,200 ad variants, roles, approval chains and audit log
On-page SEO fixes are proposed within every plan. See all limits on AI marketing pricing.
B2B ecommerce questions
Can it write copy for every product in my catalog?
It focuses on the lines in your monthly plan and on category pages, where better copy has the biggest effect. Product page rewrites are proposed as on-page fixes for the products you choose.
Does it connect to my store platform?
It publishes to WordPress and Webflow and reads your store pages from the web. For other store platforms you copy approved page copy from the card.
Will it change prices or stock?
No. It writes marketing copy and never changes prices, stock, product feeds or ad budgets. Statements about price or availability come from you and wait for your approval.
Can it email trade accounts separately from new sign-ups?
Yes. It reads the segments in your connected email platform and proposes the right one for each campaign.
Does it write Google Shopping feeds?
No. It writes ad copy for search and Meta ads and pushes it as copy. Your product feed stays managed in your own tools.
Market your catalog like a team three times your size
Enter your store address to see week 1 of your 30-day plan and the first post, then unlock the whole month. See how the AI ad copy generator writes variants, how the AI email marketing tool handles segments and compare plans on pricing.