Free tool
Your holiday plan, made from your website
Paste your website. Daoco picks your next big selling moment, suggests an offer that fits what you sell, and lays out the posts and emails to run it, with a date on each.
Free, no signup. Reads public pages only.
What it does
- Reads up to eight pages of your site, starting with the homepage.
- Picks the next selling moment worth planning for, such as Black Friday and Cyber Monday or holiday gifting.
- Suggests one offer idea built from your own products and prices. It never makes up a discount; when it suggests a number, it says so.
- Splits the run-up into four phases (tease, launch, remind, last call) and dates every post and email inside them.
What you get
- The moment, its date, and how many days you have.
- An offer idea and a timeline of the four phases, each with what it should do.
- Six posts with dates and captions in your voice. Most are photos made in your brand's style from your own product pictures; the rest are text posts set in your colors.
- Three email subject lines with preview text and a send date, ready to copy. Sign up to save the posts as drafts in your workspace.
What it uses
Only your public website. Nothing is posted or emailed, and no account is connected.
Daoco handles the reading, drafting, and checking. The ideas, the edits, and what gets posted stay yours.
Questions
Do I need an account?
No. Paste your website and the result page is yours to read and share. Sign up when you want to keep going, and what Daoco learned about your brand, plus any posts it made, move into your Daoco workspace, so you can review the profile instead of starting from scratch.
Will it post anything?
No. The posts stay on your result page. After signup they are drafts in your workspace, and Daoco schedules or publishes only when you say so.
Which holiday does it plan for?
The next one at least a week away from today, from the moments shops plan around: Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, back to school, Halloween, Black Friday and Cyber Monday, holiday gifting, and New Year.
Where does the offer come from?
From the products and prices on your site. Daoco suggests the kind of offer that fits them, like a bundle or a gift with an order. Any percentage or price it names that your site doesn't state is marked as a suggestion, so you set the real number.
Where do the photos come from?
They are made for you with an image model, using the pictures on your own site as reference so they match your style. Check them before you use them: a made photo can get a product detail wrong.