On Shopify stores and on Topps, keep it to about two profiles per address. That is a long way from John Lewis, where fifty to one is fine as long as every line differs. So the way to more checkouts here is more real addresses, not more jigs of the same one.

Why two

From our own runs, about two profiles to one address is the most to push on these shops.

Shopify is not one shop. It is what a lot of independent stores run on, and each store sets its own limits. Treat two to one as the starting point, and drop to one on a store that has cancelled you before.

Make the two count

With only two from each address, both need to look like different people. Write the name a different way on each, and change how the street is written. Our address jigging guide covers what you can change and the two things you never should.

You do not need a harsh jig for two. Light, short forms only, is usually enough, and keeps both looking like real addresses.

More checkouts means more addresses

If you want more than two on a drop, add addresses rather than pushing one harder: family or friends who are happy for parcels to go to theirs, for example. Every real address you add gives you two more clean profiles.

Setting it up in Trackerly

In Jig & Profiles:

Save every real address you can use under Addresses, and add alternate names to widen the pool.
In Generate, switch them on and set Profiles from each address to 2.
Set Harshness to Light, or Medium if an address cannot give two different-looking profiles on Light.
Open Preview before you press Generate. An address that gives fewer than you asked for says so there.
After the drop, mark the profiles you really used as used, and any that got cancelled as burned, so they are never dealt again.

Then export straight into your bot's own format.

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