Yes, if each class has a WordPress page or post with description, level, tools, and project. SleekAI reads those fields and recommends based on the follower's stated skill level and goal. If two classes overlap, the bot picks the better-rated one or asks one clarifying question. Most creators tune the prompt over a month, watching where it over-recommends one class and rebalancing.

Yes. Most creators publish a dedicated gear page with affiliate links, brand names, and a beginner-vs-advanced split. The bot reads that page and quotes specific products in conversation. It also handles 'what's the cheaper alternative to X' type questions when your gear page includes a budget tier. You can also embed Amazon affiliate disclosures in the prompt so the bot mentions them when relevant.

Yes, and tastefully. Configure the prompt to surface the referral link only after the follower has asked about a specific class or expressed interest. The bot then drops it in context with the one-month free-trial framing, which converts better than a static banner. The link itself is just a URL; the bot pastes whatever you tell it to.

Yes. Hand off email captures via webhook to ConvertKit, Mailchimp, Beehiiv, or any tool with a webhook or form API. The bot collects the email in conversation (with consent), tags the contact by class interest, and triggers your welcome sequence. Most creators tag by which class the follower asked about, which gives them a sharp segmentation by skill level.

Yes, but only in general terms. The bot can explain that Skillshare is subscription-based, mention current pricing if you publish it, and explain the free-trial mechanism. For Skillshare-specific account, billing, or platform questions, the bot redirects to Skillshare's official support. Keep your prompt honest about what you can and can't answer.

Set the prompt to surface affiliate links only when the follower asks about a specific tool or class. Avoid the 'mention X in every reply' pattern, which trains followers to ignore the bot. Most creators only drop the Skillshare trial link once per conversation, and the gear affiliate only when a specific tool is named. The guideline filter helps enforce this.

Yes. Use display conditions to run a 'premium' bot for logged-in members (Patreon, MemberPress, Paid Memberships Pro) and a 'public' bot for everyone else. The premium bot can reference your gated content, downloadable assets, and member-only project files, while the public bot focuses on top-of-funnel class recommendations and the trial link.

Yes. Every conversation logs the page URL, the questions asked, and the class names mentioned. Skim the log monthly and you'll see which classes pull the most interest, which gear questions repeat, and which advanced topics followers wish you had a class on. That's the cleanest input you'll get for planning your next launch.