Marketing
Write product descriptions
A whole catalog, each one specific rather than interchangeable.
Fill it in
The products and their attributes.
Name and the details that distinguish each one.
How the brand talks.
Work them in without writing for a crawler.
Your prompt
Write descriptions for this catalog. [your or list them] Voice: [your voice] Every description must be about THAT product. A catalog written from a template with the name swapped is instantly recognisable and it teaches the shopper that nothing here is distinctive, which is the opposite of the job. Lead with the sensory or practical specific: what it smells like, how long it lasts, what it fits in. Adjectives like premium and luxurious appear on every product ever sold and carry no information. Answer the question that stops the purchase, in the description: the size, the material, the burn time, whether it fits. Work the search terms in naturally. A sentence written for a crawler reads as one and loses the sale you ranked for.
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Why this works
A catalog written from a template with the name swapped teaches the shopper that nothing here is distinctive. This leads with the sensory or practical specific and answers the question that stops the purchase, rather than reaching for premium and luxurious.