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Products & selling1 min read

Remove a product

A product you no longer make - or no longer want to be asked about - shouldn’t sit on your shop page collecting enquiries you have to turn down. On a bernard-hosted site you remove it by asking.

The prompt

“Remove [the product name] from my shop page, and tidy the layout so there’s no gap where it was.”

Signed in, Get my prompt fills in your site for you. Otherwise press Copy and fill in the [bracketed] parts. First time? Connect your AI to bernard once: Use your own AI (opens in a new tab).

How it works

  1. Tell Bernard. Log in, open your site, and say which product to remove
    • or use the prompt below.
  2. Or use your own AI. Prefer ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini? Connect it once in Use your own AI (a one-time MCP setup), then ask there - same result.
  3. Approve. Either way you get a preview. Check the page looks right without it, press Approve, and it’s live.

If you’re not sure it’s gone forever, don’t delete - go gentler. Mark it sold (Mark a piece as sold) if it found a buyer, or on House with a Shop ask to hide it: off sale, invisible to buyers, but kept whole and back on the shelves in one ask. The same idea protects your courses (Stop selling a course without locking out my learners).

Questions people ask

How do I remove a product from my website?
If your site is hosted with bernard, say which product to remove - to Bernard in your dashboard, or to the AI you already use, ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. It comes off your shop page and you see a preview; nothing goes live until you press Approve.
Is the product gone for good once I remove it?
No. On House with a Shop you can hide a product - off sale but kept, ready to bring back - or archive it for good. And bernard keeps a full year of history, so even a removed page can be put back exactly as it was.
Will removing a product break anything else on the page?
The whole entry comes out and the surrounding layout is checked, and you see the result on the preview before approving. If anything looks off, reject it and ask again.

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