Doing it without producing rubbish.
THE PROCESS
- Assemble your specifications as structured data
- Build a prompt containing your tone, your audience and the format
- Generate in batches
- Read every one
- Verify every specification
THE PROMPT STRUCTURE
"Write a product description. Customer: [who buys this and why]. Tone: [yours]. Around eighty words. Include size, materials and contents. Answer the question that would prevent a purchase. Here are the specifications: [data]."
WHAT MAKES DESCRIPTIONS SELL
Answering the question that stops the purchase.
Clothing: sizing and fit. Electronics: compatibility. Food: ingredients. Furniture: dimensions.
WHAT TO NEVER GENERATE
Measurements Materials Compatibility Anything a customer relies on
Supply those as data.
READING EVERY ONE
Necessary. Generated descriptions contain errors, and an error costs you a return and a review.
THE VOLUME QUESTION
If you cannot read them, you have generated too many.
