Envía un mensaje automático a tus favoritos de Vinted

What is said in the video (in French), translated into English and lightly edited for reading.

0:00OK, here we are on my computer: let's see how to install Bleam and set it up. All you need is a browser that supports extensions: Brave, Chrome, Opera, Edge, any of those. If you're on Safari, I'd suggest installing Chrome or Brave. Once that's done, go to the address bar and type bleam.app.

0:26You land here: go ahead and start your free trial. Then you land on the home page of your Bleam space, and that's where we'll install the extension. You'll see a big button to install it: click it, a window opens, and you click "Install the extension".

0:43I've already installed it. Next, go back to your Vinted account and you'll see a small Bleam bubble appear. All you have to do is click it and log in to your account. Careful, I don't mean your Vinted account: I mean your Bleam account, the one you just logged in to. You can also click here: it signs you in automatically, since you're already logged in on the website.

1:05Back on the bubble, you're offered to link your Vinted account to Bleam: click the button, and your Vinted account is connected to Bleam. My interface is in English, I'm switching it back to French. You're then offered a few things. If you haven't taken your subscription yet, just start your free trial. Then you're offered to turn on messages to favorites, automatic negotiation and automatic replies. You can already turn everything on, we'll see later how to set them up best. That starts the extension.

1:42From now on, everything is automated: every 5 minutes, Bleam checks what's happening on your account again and answers every request it can, so you don't have to anymore. I'm going back to Bleam: it says your account is connected, and you're offered to set up your assistant. Good timing, because that's exactly what we're going to do together.

1:58I've turned on messages to favorites. You have several messages for different situations. By default, you have "Hello, thanks for your favorite, feel free to make an offer": that's the message sent when someone favorites one of your items on Vinted. You can see it here, in the notifications: as soon as someone favorites your item, Bleam goes to that person and sends them this message.

2:24If that person has favorited several items from your closet, Bleam picks the second message, the bundle one. The goal is to encourage a bundle, with a message like "I saw you're interested in several items, would you like to make a bundle?". And the goal, of course, is to sell more items: more items means more volume, so more money.

2:48Another interesting thing: here you can insert the first name. Click here and the message becomes "Hello {username}, thanks for your favorite, feel free to make an offer". Bleam automatically detects the person's first name: if their username is "Marie 59", Bleam understands her name is Marie and writes "Hello Marie, thanks for your favorite, feel free to make an offer".

3:10It's really handy, because it adapts to every situation, and also to different times of day. For example, if your message reads "Hello, thanks for your favorite, if you like I'm shipping my parcels soon", you can send a different message depending on the time. Between 6 pm and 11 pm, you can write "Good evening, if you like I'm shipping my parcels tomorrow morning". Before 6 pm, during the day, you can send "Hello, if you like I'm shipping my parcels this afternoon". The goal is to create a sense of urgency and encourage the person to buy as quickly as possible.

3:55You can of course attach an automatic offer to the message. With all this, Bleam sends an automatic message to every person, all the time. Here I'm showing you examples of messages to favorites that were sent: as you can see, they sound quite human. With the first name detected automatically and conditional messages, you can create something truly personal, again to sell better.