Product articles
Product articles. The blog of Shoryaku AI, a marketing service that has AI read ads, social, and analytics together. It records what we looked up and decided while building the service.
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What is actually shared when you connect GA4 or ads
Connecting with Google does not hand over your password. It hands over a scoped token. This explains how to read the consent screen and how to disconnect.
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Put a professional way of asking into AI chat from the start
A vague request for more revenue returns general advice. Start from a question that already has a viewpoint and an output shape.
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How to choose a SaaS plan, and how Shoryaku AI's three plans differ
When a plan has two limits, the one you hit first is the real limit. The gap between plans is volume, features, or model quality.
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How to let AI read your ads and GA4 numbers with MCP
Retrieve marketing data with MCP, review Meta and TikTok action capabilities, and distinguish them from Shoryaku AI’s seven read-only tools.
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How to ask AI for revenue ideas, and how Shoryaku AI does it
A request for tactics that raise revenue returns advice you cannot carry out unless the cost ceiling and the evidence come first.
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How to publish a website without paying for hosting
For a small site, hosting can stay inside a free tier. This records what Shoryaku AI's own site used in a month.
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Build a website with AI: about $20 a month, then $0 for the server
One AI-agent subscription is enough to build the site. After it is published, the server cost in this account was zero.
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Shoryaku AI's free CSV sales diagnosis
Pick one CSV with no login. Sales, average order value, trend, and product concentration are calculated in the browser. The file is not uploaded.
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Why there is no free plan, and a 14-day trial instead
A free plan was skipped so payment intent is visible first. The trial is 14 days and does not ask for a card.
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If AI writes the blog post, give it the theme and your own experience first
Ask for a blog post with no theme and the draft fits any company. Theme, reader, and what you actually did come first.