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7 features shipped across 5 products this week. Hire Me shipped team purchasing and revisions for service listings, while Give added hoodies and Reply launched its auto-reply step. Events also got QR code sharing.

7 features shipped across 5 products this week. Hire me added video services, letting you hire a creator to make custom videos. Give shipped its recipients page, and Events picked up auto-generated covers along with a batch of UX improvements. Stores opened tag creation to anyone, Notify made list hygiene automatic, and Write made it easier to shop products from blog posts.

6 features shipped across 5 products this week, including two major launches. Reply went live as a dedicated app for handling conversations across channels, and Notify gained multi-segment campaign sending. Stores rolled out a redesigned profile page — the first step toward unified profiles, which continues in the works. Write added embeddable store products, and Marketing shipped takedown request forms and richer tool pages.

Sticker Mule Pro is now free for the first month, giving anyone full access to its suite of business apps at no cost.

"We're doing to business apps what Google did to consumer apps when it made Gmail, Calendar, and Docs free and bundled them together," said Sticker Mule CEO Anthony Constantino.

Commissions lets you earn 10% of every order your referrals place for 1 year. There are 4 ways to gain referrals.

Share your unique referral URL and new customers who sign up and place an order through it are tagged as your referral. They also get a $10 store credit.