• AI Ad copy generator

    Building an AI-Powered Amazon Ad Copy Generator with Flask and Gemini

    This post is part of the GenAI Series. Back-to-back GenAI-related posts, but I could not resist writing this post instead of a trading-related one. A few days ago, I built a small tool that lets you input an Amazon ASIN and instantly generate marketing copy, including Facebook ads, Amazon A+ content, and SEO product descriptions by using Gemini. The frontend is built with Bootstrap + jQuery, and the backend runs on Python Flask. While this was originally aimed at Amazon sellers, it turned out to be a fun exercise in prompt engineering, tool chaining, and turning structured product data into persuasive, persona-targeted content. If you are in a hurry, then watch…

  • Create an Adaptive Customer Behavior Analytics Dashboard with Claude AI and Python

    This post is part of the GenAI Series. In my previous post, I introduced OpenAI’s image APIs and used them to create avatars. Today, I’m diving into another LLM service, ClaudeAI, which has gained traction for its speed and sharp analytical responses. I asked Claude to brainstorm ideas for my next blog post about itself. Among many fantastic suggestions, I chose Customer Behavior Analysis. Finding a suitable dataset on Kaggle was easy, but the real challenge began when I started working on it. I didn’t expect it to take 4–5 hours to achieve my goal. Initially, I had no clear idea how to use Claude for this, but Claude itself guided…

  • Create Your First Real Estate Lead-Capturing Chatbot Using Voiceflow and Python Flask

    Introduction Chatbots are essential tools because they make communication between people and technology much easier. These clever programs can answer questions, provide helpful information, and even assist with tasks. In various fields like real estate, chatbots play a crucial role by engaging with potential clients, enhancing user experience, and helping businesses capture valuable leads. They’re like smart assistants who work around the clock, making interactions smoother and more efficient for everyone involved. Chatbots come in different levels of complexity, categorized as either stateless or stateful. Stateless chatbots treat each conversation as if it’s a new interaction with a user, while stateful chatbots can remember and consider past exchanges when generating…