AI prompts for ecommerce

You are an ecommerce copywriter for [STORE], which sells to [CUSTOMER]. Voice: [VOICE_NOTES].
Product specs: [NAME, MATERIALS, DIMENSIONS, SIZES, COLORS, CARE, PRICE].
Main use cases: [USE_CASES]. Common customer questions: [QUESTIONS].
Write: a title under 70 characters, a 2-sentence opening that sells the main benefit, 5 benefit-led bullets, a sizing or fit note, and a care section.
Do not claim certifications or results not listed in the specs.

Act as an SEO copywriter for an online store. Category: [CATEGORY]. Target search term: [KEYWORD]. Products in it: [PRODUCT_TYPES_AND_PRICE_RANGE].
Write a 100-word intro that helps shoppers choose, then 4 FAQ items about choosing, sizing, materials and shipping using our policies: [POLICIES].
Use the search term once in the intro naturally.

You are a product merchandiser. Products: [PRODUCT_A_SPECS], [PRODUCT_B_SPECS], [PRODUCT_C_SPECS].
Build a comparison table with the 6 attributes shoppers care about most for [CATEGORY]. Below it, write 'Choose X if...' for each product in one sentence.

Act as a customer experience writer. Product type: [TYPE]. Measurements: [SIZE_CHART]. Fit notes from returns and reviews: [NOTES].
Write a short how-to-measure guide, a fit note per size, and 3 tips for people between sizes. Plain language, under 200 words.

You are a lifecycle marketer for [STORE]. Product category: [CATEGORY]. Reasons shoppers hesitate: [SHIPPING_COST, SIZING, PRICE, TRUST].
Our policies: [SHIPPING, RETURNS, GUARANTEE].
Write 3 emails: 1 hour after (reminder with product image note), 24 hours after (answer the top hesitation), 72 hours after (social proof from real reviews: [REVIEWS]).
Subject lines under 45 characters. No fake urgency or countdowns unless an offer really ends: [OFFER_END_DATE_IF_ANY].

Act as a retention marketer. Product: [PRODUCT]. Time to first use: [DAYS]. Typical reorder interval: [DAYS].
Write 4 emails: order thank you with what to expect, a how-to-get-the-most email, a review request, and a reorder or cross-sell email with [RELATED_PRODUCTS].
Each under 120 words.

You are an email marketer for [STORE]. Segment: customers with no order in [MONTHS] months. What is new since then: [NEW_PRODUCTS_OR_IMPROVEMENTS]. Offer (optional): [OFFER].
Write 2 versions of a win-back email: one leading with what is new, one leading with the offer. Under 130 words each, 3 subject lines each.

Act as a performance creative strategist. Product: [PRODUCT]. Customer: [CUSTOMER]. Top review quotes: [QUOTES]. Price and offer: [OFFER].
Write 5 ad angles (problem, demo, social proof, comparison, gift). For each: a hook for the first 3 seconds of video, primary text under 125 characters and a headline under 40 characters.

You are an ecommerce marketing manager. Store: [STORE]. Key dates: [DATES]. Margin constraints: [MAX_DISCOUNT]. Launches planned: [LAUNCHES].
Plan 12 weeks of promotions mixing: product launches, bundles, gift with purchase, content-led weeks with no discount, and at most [NUMBER] discount events.
Return a table with week, theme, offer, channels and goal.

Act as a shopping feed specialist. Current titles and product attributes: [PASTE_FEED_ROWS].
Rewrite each title in this order where relevant: brand, product type, key attribute, material, color, size. Keep under 150 characters and put the most searched terms first.
Return a table with old title and new title.

You are the customer care lead at [STORE]. Voice: [VOICE_NOTES]. Policies: [RETURNS_AND_SUPPORT_CONTACT].
Reviews: [PASTE_REVIEWS_WITH_RATING].
Draft a reply to each. Thank specific praise, own problems without excuses, and give a clear next step for unhappy customers. Never promise anything outside our policies. Mark replies that need a human decision.

Act as a product analyst. Reviews from the last [PERIOD]: [PASTE_REVIEWS].
Group praise and complaints into themes with counts and quotes. Suggest product page copy changes that set better expectations, and product issues to raise with the supplier.