Landings para e-commerce con Claude Code (Clase filtrada)

It's being seen there. Yes, everything is excellent. Okay, this here is about the tablet that you already have, that you've already worked on. I already saw with Santi yesterday on the VIP call that he had already prepared it as well. If you specifically want it, I think it can be downloaded and I can send it to you.

Remember this AR table; its functionality is that it works as a cache directly for Cloud Code. What does it mean? Cloud Code works very well with context. What does it mean? Imagine, he works like a human. If you go to a customer service employee and ask her, "Guys, uh, did you send the email yet?"

The mine won't understand anything. He doesn't understand which email you're talking about. Well, Claude too. If you ask him something quickly, he won't understand; he needs the context. So what we use is table to be able to generate that context as a cache. Note that we had already discussed how to set up ads with

artificial elements, and we had observed that we link cloud code directly with Shopify, which you already know how to do, by directly linking it to an application. You can also link it with Metaads and analyze the metrics; we already covered that in previous classes. Now, the purpose of this class is how to develop landing pages. The

issue with landing pages is that we often create them in Illustrator, Photoshop, or quickly generate them with Cloud Code instead of using original code. What do we always look for in metrics? If you recall, we observed three types of bottlenecks in metric. The first bottleneck is the traffic that the meta brings us,

and that's where we see the cost per click. The CPM related to the CTR. We see the second bottleneck, which is the issue of ad quality, where we observe whether our hook rate is good, whether our H rate is good, the average playback time , and so on. It's the second bottleneck if our holidays are