Start with your products
Turn product facts into a first draft
You’ll leave withA product brief and a prompt you can use in your own AI tool.
Your first small win
One product. One useful prompt.
Start with our fictional pouch or use your own product facts. This page prepares a prompt; your AI tool writes the draft.
Use the AI tool you already have. Nothing is sent automatically.
See a reviewed example for the sample pouch
Written example / sample facts only
Everyday cotton canvas pouch
A cotton canvas pouch measuring 20 × 14 cm. Choose mint or natural.
- Cotton canvas ← material
- 20 × 14 cm ← size
- Mint or natural ← colors
Still to confirm: care instructions, closure, and what fits inside. This fixed example does not change when you edit the form.

Start with what you actually know
You do not need code, a cloud account, or the starter package for this lesson. Bring one product and the AI tool you already use. The exercise above prepares a prompt in your browser; it does not call an AI service.
Use your own product or the fictional Everyday pouch. Write down its name, material, measurements, and available colors. Measurements should include units. If you have not checked a detail, leave it blank. A supplier’s claim is something to verify, not a reason to make it stronger.
1. Give AI a small, factual brief
Complete the four fields, choose Copy my prompt, and paste it into your AI tool. The prompt asks for a short description, three facts with their sources, and a list of questions. Your AI tool may have its own subscription and data-use settings.
Use product information you are comfortable sharing with that tool. Customer records, private business documents, account passwords, and payment settings do not belong in a product-writing prompt.
2. Read the draft like a customer
Check each sentence against the information you provided. For our example:
| AI wording | Your decision | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Cotton canvas, 20 × 14 cm | Keep | Both facts are in the brief. |
| Available in mint and natural | Keep | These are the supplied colors. |
| Waterproof and machine washable | Remove | Neither claim was provided. |
| Fits every phone | Remove | Dimensions alone do not establish this. |
| Ships tomorrow, guaranteed | Remove | A delivery policy was not provided. |
Good product copy makes the verified details easier to understand. It does not need invented benefits to sound finished.
3. Ask for one revision
Copy this follow-up when the result sounds generic or adds a claim:
Revise the draft using only my original product facts. Remove any claim
without a matching source field. Use a warm, plain tone and keep the
description under 60 words. Put unanswered questions in a separate list.
Show what you removed and why. Do not publish anything.
Before translating a description, approve the original wording. Ask AI to preserve measurements, materials, and product names exactly; have a fluent reader check the translation before publishing it.
4. Keep the approved version
Save the product facts, approved copy, and date in a document you control. Later, you can enter the title and description in your store Admin. Saving an AI answer does not publish it or change your prices, inventory, or orders.
The kit’s local sample also has an AI draft desk that accepts a structured JSON draft. Use the prompt generated by that desk for that workflow; the plain-language prompt in this lesson is a writing exercise, not its JSON import format.
Ready when
- You can point to the source of every product claim.
- Unknown details are listed as questions.
- You have one approved title and description you would be comfortable showing a buyer.
If the result is poor, improve the facts and ask for a smaller change. You can complete this lesson without buying a new AI subscription. Next, turn that single product into a practical plan for your first store.
This marks the lesson as read, not a task as completed.
Read status is saved only on this device.