Product Descriptions

Transform product pages into persuasive sales tools with compelling descriptions that highlight benefits whilst addressing customer concerns and questions. Learn how to balance features with benefits, incorporate social proof, and structure product information for both search engines and shoppers. Master copywriting techniques that build desire, overcome objections, and guide customers towards purchase decisions whilst establishing trust and credibility.

Turn Boring Product Listings into James Bond Adventures with AI

with Matt AndersonfromDragonfly AI

The episode demonstrates specific techniques for rewriting product copy using AI, showing the transformation from standard manufacturer specs to emotionally engaging descriptions that speak directly to customer desires and aspirations.

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Ilene Richardson

How I Create Killer eCommerce Content Without Breaking the Bank

Learn how to write compelling product copy that communicates benefits clearly and addresses customer objections. Discover Ilene's approach to creating product descriptions that give consumers confidence in their purchase decisions, including techniques for highlighting key features, usage occasions, and differentiation points that drive conversion.

Five Steps For Successful Amazon Branding
Drew Morgans

Five Steps For Successful Amazon Branding

The episode extensively covers Amazon-specific product content creation, including how to write product copy optimised for search algorithms rather than just describing features. Drew explains the critical differences between website descriptions and Amazon listings, emphasising how proper product descriptions must match customer search behaviour to drive visibility and conversions.

How to Convince Customers to Buy From You Instead of Your Competition
Jessica Totillo

How to Convince Customers to Buy From You Instead of Your Competition

Users will discover how to write product descriptions that recreate in-store shopping experiences online. Jessica explains techniques from home shopping networks for describing texture, feel, and sensory details that customers can't physically experience. The episode covers writing for different consumption styles (readers vs scanners), incorporating customer language from reviews into descriptions, addressing objections proactively through copy, and why long-form content converts better even when analytics show people don't read everything. Includes practical examples of describing beauty products and other sensory items effectively.