If your product descriptions read like a spec sheet, you’re leaving money on the table. This prompt writes benefit-first copy that converts browsers into buyers.
Works Best With: Claude | Also works with: ChatGPT, Copy.ai, Jasper
The Prompt
Write a conversion-focused product description for [PRODUCT]. Inputs: – Category: [CATEGORY] – Audience: [WHO] – Top 3 benefits: [B1, B2, B3] – Key features: [F1, F2, F3] – Objections: [O1, O2] – Tone: [DIRECT / PLAYFUL / PREMIUM] Output: 1) 3 headline options 2) 2 short descriptions (under 60 words) 3) 1 long description (150–220 words) 4) 5 bullet benefits 5) 3 micro-CTAs Avoid hype you can’t prove.
When to Use This Prompt
- You’re launching a new product page
- Your descriptions feel generic and interchangeable
- You need variants for A/B testing
- You want copy that matches your brand voice
What You’ll Get
You’ll get headlines, short/long descriptions, benefit bullets, and CTAs—all structured around customer objections and purchase intent.
Why This Prompt Works
• Benefit-first structure: Makes the value obvious fast
• Objection handling: Preempts the ‘yeah but…’ before it happens
• Multiple lengths: Works for PDPs, collections, and ads
• Voice control: So it doesn’t sound like AI soup
How to Customize This Prompt
- [AUDIENCE] — Keeps the language relevant
- [BENEFITS] — Drives persuasion
- [OBJECTIONS] — Boosts conversions
- [TONE] — Matches brand positioning
Pro Tips
• Add reviews: Paste 5 reviews; ask Claude to echo real phrases
• Call out the alternative: Define what it’s replacing and why it’s better
• Write for skimmers: Keep the first 2 lines punchy
• Test one variable: Only change headlines first
