Muse listed an item for free on Marketplace and about 40 messages arrived straight away. With notifications switched off, it replied to the enquiries instead.
Giving things away takes more messages than selling them. Letting the agent answer the inbound means the item goes and your notifications stay quiet.
Two weeks after being asked for the best desk walking pad, Muse came back on its own to say the pick was $93 off, with the sale ending the next day. Nobody told it to monitor the price.
Get Muse to:
The photo-order link had been emailed again and again. Muse opened it, placed the order once and avoided paying shipping three times.
Get Muse to:
While its owner napped, Muse went through 80,000 emails in an old Hotmail account and deleted over 20,000 promotions and newsletters after approval, keeping a full audit log. It also chased a missing internet-provider refund and came back with an exact refund date.
Get Muse to:
One email. The best prompts people actually ran, ready to copy.