Product Description Prompt: Features, Benefits and FAQs
Turn supplied product specifications into clear descriptions and customer answers without invented discounts, scarcity or unsupported claims.
Illustrative cover; not a verified result from this prompt.
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Write product-page copy for [PRODUCT] aimed at [AUDIENCE]. Verified specifications, price and policies: [DETAILS]. Provide an accurate headline, up to five feature-and-benefit bullets, a short description, concise search title and description, and answers to questions the supplied facts can resolve. Offer plain and premium tone variations. Do not invent discounts, scarcity, reviews, certifications, health effects or performance claims. List unanswered customer questions separately for the seller to check.
Begin with the specification sheet
The model needs facts before it can describe benefits. Supply size, materials, capacity, care instructions and what is included. A warm tone should not hide information that affects the buying decision.
Example: a canvas tote
Try “Cotton canvas tote, 38 × 42 cm, two handles, one open main compartment, natural beige, sold individually. Hand washing recommended. No closure or inner pocket.” A useful benefit is easy access to everyday items. “Secure zipped storage” would be false because the bag has no zip.
Ask for an FAQ about dimensions, closure and cleaning. Leave load capacity unanswered unless the seller has reliable information. Do not invent a washing-machine setting to make the FAQ appear complete.
Review before publishing
Compare the copy with the actual item and photographs. Check that the variant name, price and delivery policy match the store. If every sentence says premium or perfect, replace those adjectives with observable details. Search descriptions should summarize the product naturally; fixed character targets do not guarantee a particular search display.