AI Prompt Library for Ecommerce

Write a compelling product description for [PRODUCT NAME], a [PRODUCT TYPE] sold by [STORE NAME].

Target audience: [TARGET AUDIENCE]
Key features: [KEY FEATURES]
Price point: [PRICE RANGE - budget/mid-range/premium]
Tone: [TONE - professional/playful/luxurious/casual]

The description should:
- Open with a hook that addresses a pain point or desire
- Highlight 3-4 key benefits (not just features)
- Include sensory language where appropriate
- End with a subtle call to action
- Be approximately 150-200 words

Create 5-7 benefit-focused bullet points for [PRODUCT NAME].

Product details: [PRODUCT DETAILS]
Target customer: [TARGET CUSTOMER]

Guidelines:
- Start each bullet with a strong action verb or benefit
- Focus on what the customer gains, not just what the product has
- Keep each bullet under 15 words
- Include one bullet about quality/durability
- Include one bullet that handles a common objection

Write a punchy 2-3 sentence product description for [PRODUCT NAME].

This is for: [WHERE IT WILL BE USED - product card/quick view/ad]
Product: [BRIEF PRODUCT DESCRIPTION]
Unique selling point: [MAIN USP]

Make it scannable, benefit-focused, and include one emotional trigger.

Write a brand story section for [PRODUCT NAME] that connects emotionally with customers.

Brand values: [BRAND VALUES]
Origin story element: [HOW/WHY PRODUCT WAS CREATED]
Target audience desires: [WHAT CUSTOMERS WANT TO FEEL]

The story should:
- Be 100-150 words
- Create an emotional connection
- Subtly reinforce why this product matters
- Feel authentic, not salesy

Convert these raw product specifications into customer-friendly format:

Raw specs: [RAW SPECIFICATIONS]
Product: [PRODUCT NAME]
Audience technical level: [beginner/intermediate/expert]

For each spec:
- Explain what it means for the customer
- Add context for why it matters
- Use comparison where helpful (e.g., "enough storage for 10,000 photos")

Write comparison copy that positions [YOUR PRODUCT] against typical alternatives in the market.

Your product: [YOUR PRODUCT DETAILS]
Typical alternatives: [COMPETITOR TYPES - not specific brands]
Your advantages: [KEY ADVANTAGES]

Guidelines:
- Don't name specific competitors
- Use phrases like "unlike typical..." or "while most..."
- Focus on 3 key differentiators
- Keep it factual, not aggressive
- End with why your approach is better for the customer

Create helpful size guide copy for [PRODUCT TYPE].

Available sizes: [SIZES]
Fit style: [FIT - relaxed/regular/slim/oversized]
Measurements: [KEY MEASUREMENTS IF AVAILABLE]

Include:
- How this item fits compared to standard sizing
- Advice for between sizes
- Model reference if applicable: [MODEL SIZE/HEIGHT IF KNOWN]
- Care instructions that affect fit

Rewrite this product description with a gift-giving angle:

Original description: [ORIGINAL DESCRIPTION]
Product: [PRODUCT NAME]
Best gift occasions: [OCCASIONS - birthday/holiday/anniversary/etc.]
Gift recipient: [WHO IS IT FOR]

Emphasize:
- Why it makes a thoughtful gift
- The reaction the recipient will have
- Gift-ready presentation (if applicable)
- Include a line about gift wrapping if available

Write a 3-email abandoned cart sequence for [STORE NAME], a [STORE TYPE] store.

Brand voice: [BRAND VOICE]
Average order value: [AOV]
Do you offer discounts? [YES/NO - IF YES, WHAT]

Email 1 (sent 1 hour after): Gentle reminder, no discount
Email 2 (sent 24 hours after): Address objections, social proof
Email 3 (sent 72 hours after): Final reminder, urgency [add discount if applicable]

For each email provide:
- Subject line (and one alternative)
- Preview text
- Email body (keep concise)
- CTA button text

Create a 4-email welcome series for new subscribers to [STORE NAME].

Store type: [WHAT YOU SELL]
Brand personality: [BRAND PERSONALITY]
Welcome offer: [OFFER IF ANY]
Key differentiators: [WHAT MAKES YOU DIFFERENT]

Email 1: Welcome + offer (immediate)
Email 2: Brand story + values (Day 2)
Email 3: Best sellers or how to shop (Day 4)
Email 4: Social proof + community (Day 7)

Include subject lines, preview text, and body copy for each.

Write a product launch email for [NEW PRODUCT NAME].

Store: [STORE NAME]
Product details: [PRODUCT DESCRIPTION]
Price: [PRICE]
Launch offer: [SPECIAL OFFER IF ANY]
Target segment: [WHO THIS IS FOR]

The email should:
- Build excitement without being hypey
- Clearly explain what's new and why it matters
- Include a clear CTA
- Create appropriate urgency

Provide 3 subject line options and full email body.

Create a win-back email for customers who haven't purchased in [TIME PERIOD].

Store: [STORE NAME]
What you sell: [PRODUCTS]
Win-back offer: [OFFER - discount/free shipping/gift]
What's new since they left: [NEW PRODUCTS/IMPROVEMENTS]

Tone: [TONE - we miss you/no hard feelings/exciting updates]

Write 2 versions:
1. Emotional approach (we miss you)
2. Value approach (here's what you're missing)

Include subject lines and full copy for both.

Write a post-purchase thank you email for [STORE NAME].

Brand voice: [BRAND VOICE]
Include:
- Order confirmation details placeholder
- Genuine thank you message
- What to expect next (shipping timeline)
- How to get help if needed
- Subtle cross-sell or referral program mention: [INCLUDE? YES/NO]

Keep it warm but informative. This sets the tone for the customer relationship.

Write a review request email sent [DAYS] days after delivery.

Store: [STORE NAME]
Product type: [PRODUCT TYPE]
Review platform: [WHERE TO LEAVE REVIEW]
Incentive: [INCENTIVE IF ANY - discount on next order/entry to win/none]

The email should:
- Feel personal, not automated
- Make leaving a review feel easy and quick
- Explain why reviews matter (to help others)
- Include direct link to review
- Not be pushy

Include 2 subject line options.

Write a flash sale email for [STORE NAME].

Sale details:
- Discount: [DISCOUNT AMOUNT/PERCENTAGE]
- Duration: [HOW LONG]
- What's included: [PRODUCTS/COLLECTIONS ON SALE]
- Code needed? [CODE OR AUTOMATIC]

Urgency level: [low/medium/high]
Brand voice: [BRAND VOICE]

Create an email that drives immediate action without feeling spammy. Include:
- 3 subject line options (test different approaches)
- Preview text
- Email body with clear structure
- Primary and secondary CTA

Write a back-in-stock email for [PRODUCT NAME].

Store: [STORE NAME]
Product: [PRODUCT DETAILS]
Why it sold out: [REASON IF KNOWN - popular/limited run/etc.]
Stock status: [LIMITED/GOOD STOCK]

The email should:
- Reward them for their patience
- Create appropriate urgency based on stock
- Include product image placeholder
- Have a single, clear CTA
- Optionally mention similar products

Keep it short - they already want this product.

Write Facebook/Instagram ad copy for [PRODUCT/OFFER].

Product: [PRODUCT DESCRIPTION]
Target audience: [AUDIENCE - demographics, interests, pain points]
Offer: [OFFER/PROMOTION IF ANY]
Landing page: [WHERE AD LEADS TO]
Campaign objective: [awareness/traffic/conversions]

Create 3 variations:
1. Problem-solution angle
2. Social proof angle
3. Benefit-focused angle

For each, provide:
- Primary text (keep under 125 characters for optimal display)
- Headline (under 40 characters)
- Description (under 30 characters)
- CTA recommendation

Write Google Search ads for [PRODUCT/SERVICE].

Keywords targeting: [MAIN KEYWORDS]
Unique selling points: [USPs]
Offer: [CURRENT OFFER IF ANY]
Landing page content: [BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF LANDING PAGE]

Create 3 responsive search ad variations with:
- 5 headlines (max 30 characters each)
- 2 descriptions (max 90 characters each)

Guidelines:
- Include keywords naturally in headlines
- Use numbers and specifics where possible
- Include a CTA in at least one headline
- Make descriptions complement, not repeat, headlines

Write a TikTok ad script for [PRODUCT].

Product: [PRODUCT DESCRIPTION]
Target audience: [AUDIENCE - age, interests]
Key message: [MAIN SELLING POINT]
Video style: [UGC/talking head/product demo/trending format]
Length: [15/30/60 seconds]

The script should:
- Hook in the first 1-2 seconds
- Feel native to TikTok, not like an ad
- Include specific visual/action directions
- End with clear but natural CTA

Format as:
[TIMESTAMP] - [VISUAL/ACTION] - [SCRIPT/VOICEOVER]

Write retargeting ad copy for [STORE NAME].

Audience: [AUDIENCE TYPE - viewed product/added to cart/past customer]
Products: [PRODUCT CATEGORY]
Offer for retargeting: [SPECIAL OFFER IF ANY]
Days since action: [TIMEFRAME]

Create copy that:
- Acknowledges they've shown interest (without being creepy)
- Addresses likely objections for this stage
- Provides a reason to return now
- Feels personalized

Write for:
1. Facebook/Instagram carousel
2. Display banner (short)
3. Email (if applicable)

Write Pinterest ad copy for [PRODUCT].

Product: [PRODUCT DESCRIPTION]
Target audience: [AUDIENCE - interests, life stage]
Season/timing: [RELEVANT SEASON OR EVENT]
Pin type: [standard/video/carousel/collection]

Pinterest-specific guidelines:
- Focus on inspiration and aspiration
- Use "you" language
- Include relevant keywords naturally (Pinterest is a search engine)
- Suggest the pin-worthy lifestyle

Provide:
- Pin title (max 100 characters)
- Pin description (max 500 characters, front-load keywords)
- Board suggestion

Create an influencer content brief for [PRODUCT].

Product: [PRODUCT DETAILS]
Campaign goal: [GOAL - awareness/sales/UGC]
Key messages (must include): [REQUIRED TALKING POINTS]
Don't say: [THINGS TO AVOID]
Content type: [story/reel/post/TikTok/YouTube]
Offer for their audience: [DISCOUNT CODE/OFFER]

Provide:
1. Brief summary for the influencer
2. Suggested script/talking points (flexible, not word-for-word)
3. Required disclosures (FTC compliance)
4. Suggested hashtags
5. Do's and don'ts list

Write SEO meta tags for this product page:

Product: [PRODUCT NAME]
Product type: [CATEGORY]
Key features: [MAIN FEATURES]
Target keywords: [PRIMARY AND SECONDARY KEYWORDS]
Price: [PRICE]
Brand: [BRAND NAME]

Provide:
- Meta title (50-60 characters, include brand)
- Meta description (150-160 characters, include CTA)
- 3 alternative title/description combinations for testing

Guidelines:
- Include primary keyword near the start of title
- Meta description should entice clicks, not just describe
- Include price or "free shipping" if it's a selling point

Write SEO meta tags for a collection page:

Collection: [COLLECTION NAME]
Products included: [TYPES OF PRODUCTS]
Number of products: [COUNT]
Target audience: [WHO SHOPS THIS COLLECTION]
Target keywords: [KEYWORDS]
Store: [STORE NAME]

Provide:
- Meta title with collection name and store
- Meta description that encourages browsing
- H1 heading recommendation
- Suggested intro paragraph for the collection page (50-100 words, naturally includes keywords)

Write SEO meta tags for [STORE NAME]'s homepage.

What you sell: [PRODUCTS/NICHE]
Unique value proposition: [UVP]
Target location: [LOCATION IF RELEVANT - or "worldwide"]
Brand positioning: [HOW YOU WANT TO BE SEEN]
Target keywords: [PRIMARY KEYWORDS]

Provide:
- Meta title (include brand name, main value prop)
- Meta description (what you sell + why choose you + CTA)
- Open Graph title and description (for social sharing)
- Suggested H1 for homepage

Generate Product schema markup (JSON-LD) for:

Product name: [PRODUCT NAME]
Description: [SHORT DESCRIPTION]
Brand: [BRAND]
SKU: [SKU]
Price: [PRICE]
Currency: [CURRENCY CODE]
Availability: [in stock/out of stock/preorder]
Condition: [new/used/refurbished]
Rating: [AVERAGE RATING IF AVAILABLE]
Review count: [NUMBER OF REVIEWS IF AVAILABLE]

Provide the complete JSON-LD script ready to paste into the page head.

Optimize this blog post for SEO:

Current title: [CURRENT TITLE]
Target keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD]
Secondary keywords: [SECONDARY KEYWORDS]
Current word count: [WORD COUNT]
Topic summary: [WHAT THE POST IS ABOUT]

Provide:
- Optimized title (include keyword, make it clickable)
- Meta description
- Suggested H2 subheadings (include keywords naturally)
- Internal linking suggestions to: [YOUR KEY PAGES]
- Image alt text suggestions
- Featured snippet optimization (if applicable)

Write SEO-friendly alt text for product images:

Product: [PRODUCT NAME]
Brand: [BRAND]
Number of images: [HOW MANY]
Image descriptions:
1. [DESCRIBE IMAGE 1]
2. [DESCRIBE IMAGE 2]
3. [DESCRIBE IMAGE 3]
[etc.]

Target keyword: [KEYWORD]

Guidelines:
- Be descriptive but concise (under 125 characters)
- Include product name and relevant details
- Don't start with "image of" or "picture of"
- Include keyword in 1-2 alt texts naturally
- Make each alt text unique

Generate FAQ content for [STORE NAME].

Store type: [WHAT YOU SELL]
Common questions you receive: [LIST ANY KNOWN QUESTIONS]
Shipping: [SHIPPING DETAILS - times, costs, carriers]
Returns: [RETURN POLICY SUMMARY]
Payment methods: [ACCEPTED PAYMENTS]
Special policies: [ANY UNIQUE POLICIES]

Create 15-20 FAQs organized into categories:
- Ordering & Payment
- Shipping & Delivery
- Returns & Exchanges
- Product Questions
- Account & General

For each FAQ:
- Question (how a customer would ask it)
- Answer (helpful, complete, friendly tone)

Write a professional response to this negative review:

Review: "[REVIEW TEXT]"
Star rating: [RATING]
Product: [PRODUCT]
What went wrong (if known): [ISSUE]
What you can offer: [RESOLUTION - refund/replacement/discount/etc.]

Guidelines:
- Acknowledge their frustration
- Apologize for their experience (not necessarily admitting fault)
- Take it offline (provide contact method)
- Offer resolution without being defensive
- Keep it professional but human
- Don't make excuses

Keep response under 100 words - public responses should be brief.

Write a response to this positive review:

Review: "[REVIEW TEXT]"
Star rating: [RATING]
Product: [PRODUCT]
Customer name: [NAME IF VISIBLE]

Guidelines:
- Thank them personally
- Reference something specific from their review
- Be genuine, not generic
- Optionally mention related products or encourage sharing
- Keep it short (2-4 sentences)
- Match their energy/tone

Avoid: sounding corporate, being too salesy, using the same template for everyone.

Write a shipping delay email for [STORE NAME].

Reason for delay: [REASON - weather/carrier issues/high demand/etc.]
Expected new delivery: [NEW TIMEFRAME]
Affected orders: [ALL/SPECIFIC REGION/SPECIFIC PRODUCTS]
Compensation offered: [OFFER IF ANY - discount code/free shipping next time]

The email should:
- Apologize sincerely
- Explain without over-explaining
- Give clear new expectations
- Provide tracking info location
- Offer support contact
- Include compensation if applicable

Keep it concise and empathetic.

Create a response template for return/refund requests.

Store: [STORE NAME]
Return policy: [POLICY SUMMARY - days, conditions, etc.]
Refund method: [HOW REFUNDS ARE ISSUED]
Who pays return shipping: [CUSTOMER/STORE/DEPENDS]

Create templates for:
1. Approving a standard return
2. Approving an exception (outside policy but approved)
3. Offering exchange instead of refund
4. Declining (with reason) but offering alternative

Each template should be professional, clear on next steps, and leave the customer feeling respected.

Write a response for when a customer asks about an out-of-stock item.

Product: [PRODUCT NAME]
Restock expected: [YES - WHEN / NO / UNKNOWN]
Similar alternatives: [ALTERNATIVE PRODUCTS IF ANY]
Back-in-stock notification available: [YES/NO]

Create a helpful response that:
- Acknowledges their interest
- Provides honest restock information
- Offers alternatives if appropriate
- Explains how to be notified
- Doesn't make promises you can't keep

Write Instagram captions for [STORE NAME].

Brand voice: [BRAND VOICE]
Content type: [product photo/lifestyle/behind the scenes/user content]
Product/subject: [WHAT'S IN THE POST]
Goal: [engagement/sales/awareness/community]

Create 3 caption variations:
1. Short & punchy (under 150 characters)
2. Medium with story element (150-300 characters)
3. Longer with value/tips (300-500 characters)

For each include:
- The caption
- CTA (comment prompt, link in bio, etc.)
- 10 relevant hashtags (mix of sizes)
- Suggested best posting time

Generate TikTok content ideas for [STORE NAME].

Products: [WHAT YOU SELL]
Target audience: [AUDIENCE AGE, INTERESTS]
Brand personality: [PERSONALITY]
Current trends you like: [ANY TRENDS TO INCORPORATE]

Create 10 TikTok video ideas including:
- Video concept (one sentence)
- Hook (first 2 seconds)
- Basic structure/script outline
- Trending sound suggestion (if applicable)
- Hashtag recommendations
- Estimated difficulty: Easy/Medium/Hard

Mix of: trending formats, educational content, behind-the-scenes, product showcases, and user engagement.

Create a 2-week social media content calendar for [STORE NAME].

Platforms: [PLATFORMS - Instagram/TikTok/Facebook/Pinterest]
Posting frequency: [TIMES PER WEEK PER PLATFORM]
Upcoming events/launches: [ANY RELEVANT DATES]
Products to feature: [PRODUCTS TO PROMOTE]
Content pillars: [YOUR MAIN CONTENT THEMES]

For each post provide:
- Date and platform
- Content type (reel/story/static/carousel)
- Topic/concept
- Brief caption direction
- Hashtag theme
- Goal (engagement/reach/sales)

Balance promotional and value content (80/20 rule).

Write Pinterest pin descriptions for [PRODUCT/CONTENT].

Product/content: [DESCRIPTION]
Target keywords: [KEYWORDS TO INCLUDE]
Target audience: [WHO IS SEARCHING FOR THIS]
Link destination: [WHERE PIN LINKS TO]
Board: [WHICH BOARD THIS IS FOR]

Create 3 pin description variations that:
- Front-load keywords (Pinterest is a search engine)
- Are 200-300 characters (sweet spot for Pinterest)
- Include relevant hashtags (2-5 max)
- Have a soft CTA
- Feel inspirational, not salesy

Also suggest:
- Pin title (max 100 characters)
- Board name if creating new board

Write a UGC request post/message for [STORE NAME].

Platform: [PLATFORM]
What you want: [PHOTOS/VIDEOS/REVIEWS/TESTIMONIALS]
Incentive: [INCENTIVE IF ANY - feature/discount/prize]
Campaign hashtag: [HASHTAG IF ANY]
Content requirements: [ANY SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS]

Create:
1. Public post asking for UGC
2. Direct message to customers who've purchased
3. Post-purchase email snippet requesting content

Make it feel exciting to participate, not like you're just asking for free content. Emphasize community and being featured.

Write social media bios for [STORE NAME].

What you sell: [PRODUCTS]
Unique value: [WHAT MAKES YOU DIFFERENT]
Target audience: [WHO YOU SERVE]
Call to action: [WHAT SHOULD PEOPLE DO]
Current offer: [OFFER IF ANY]
Website: [URL]

Create bios for:
1. Instagram (150 characters, can use emojis and line breaks)
2. TikTok (80 characters)
3. Pinterest (160 characters)
4. Twitter/X (160 characters)
5. Facebook (short description)

Each should clearly communicate what you do and include appropriate CTA. Personality should match the platform.

Create a detailed blog post outline for [TOPIC].

Target keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD]
Secondary keywords: [SECONDARY KEYWORDS]
Target word count: [WORD COUNT]
Search intent: [informational/commercial/transactional]
Target audience: [AUDIENCE]
Competitor posts ranking for this keyword: [BRIEF NOTES ON COMPETITORS IF KNOWN]

Provide:
- SEO-optimized title (with keyword)
- Meta description
- Introduction hook approach
- H2 and H3 subheadings (logical structure)
- Key points to cover under each heading
- Internal link opportunities to: [YOUR KEY PAGES/PRODUCTS]
- Suggested images/visuals
- CTA recommendation
- Featured snippet opportunity (if any)

Create a gift guide for [OCCASION/RECIPIENT].

Store: [STORE NAME]
Products to include: [PRODUCTS OR CATEGORIES]
Price ranges to cover: [PRICE RANGES]
Occasion: [OCCASION - holiday/birthday/etc.]
Recipient type: [FOR WHOM - her/him/kids/etc.]

Format as a blog post including:
- Engaging title with SEO keyword
- Introduction (why these gifts, what makes them special)
- Products organized by: [price/category/personality type]
- For each product: mini description, why it's great for this recipient, price
- Mix of bestsellers and hidden gems
- Conclusion with shopping tips
- Internal links throughout

Write a how-to guide for [TOPIC].

Topic: [SPECIFIC HOW-TO TOPIC]
Related products: [YOUR PRODUCTS THAT RELATE]
Target audience skill level: [beginner/intermediate/advanced]
Format: [blog post/video script/both]

Include:
- Click-worthy title
- Brief intro (why this matters, what they'll learn)
- Step-by-step instructions
- Pro tips throughout
- Common mistakes to avoid
- What they need (supplies/tools/products)
- Natural product mentions (not forced)
- Troubleshooting section
- Next steps/related content suggestions

Write About page copy for [STORE NAME].

Founder story: [BRIEF FOUNDER/ORIGIN STORY]
Mission: [YOUR MISSION]
What makes you different: [DIFFERENTIATORS]
Values: [CORE VALUES]
Who you serve: [TARGET CUSTOMERS]
Achievements/social proof: [AWARDS/PRESS/NUMBERS]
Tone: [TONE - professional/personal/playful/etc.]

The About page should:
- Open with something compelling (not "Founded in...")
- Tell your story authentically
- Connect your story to customer benefits
- Include your mission/values naturally
- Build trust without bragging
- End with a connection point or CTA
- Be 400-600 words
- Include subheadings for scannability

Create content for a weekly/monthly newsletter for [STORE NAME].

Newsletter date/theme: [DATE OR THEME]
Main content piece: [MAIN TOPIC/FEATURE]
Products to highlight: [PRODUCTS]
Any news/updates: [COMPANY NEWS]
Current promotion: [PROMO IF ANY]
Audience interests: [WHAT SUBSCRIBERS CARE ABOUT]

Structure the newsletter with:
- Subject line options (3)
- Preview text
- Opening hook/greeting
- Main content section
- Product spotlight
- Secondary content (tips, behind the scenes, etc.)
- Community/social section
- CTA
- P.S. line (optional offer or personal touch)

Balance value and promotion (70/30).

Write a product comparison article: [PRODUCT A] vs [PRODUCT B].

Products being compared: [YOUR PRODUCTS OR YOUR PRODUCT VS CATEGORY]
Target keyword: [KEYWORD]
Reader's goal: [WHAT THEY'RE TRYING TO DECIDE]
Your recommended choice: [RECOMMENDATION IF ANY]

Structure:
- Title optimized for "vs" search queries
- Quick comparison table at top
- Detailed breakdown by category (features, price, best for, etc.)
- Pros and cons of each
- Who should choose which
- Final verdict
- FAQ section (for featured snippets)

Be objective and helpful, even if you prefer one product. This builds trust.

Generate product name ideas for [PRODUCT DESCRIPTION].

Product type: [WHAT IT IS]
Key features: [MAIN FEATURES]
Target audience: [WHO IT'S FOR]
Brand style: [BRAND NAMING STYLE - playful/sophisticated/minimal/descriptive]
Existing product names in line: [CURRENT NAMING CONVENTION IF ANY]
Names to avoid: [COMPETITOR NAMES OR WORDS TO AVOID]

Generate 15 name ideas across these styles:
- Descriptive (what it does)
- Evocative (how it feels)
- Invented/made-up words
- Compound words
- Single words with meaning

For each name, note: the name, why it works, potential concerns (trademark, pronunciation, etc.)

Help analyze pricing strategy for [PRODUCT].

Current price: [CURRENT PRICE]
Cost: [YOUR COST]
Competitor prices: [COMPETITOR PRICE RANGE]
Target audience: [AUDIENCE - price sensitivity]
Current conversion rate: [CONVERSION RATE IF KNOWN]
Positioning: [budget/value/premium/luxury]

Please provide:
1. Analysis of current pricing vs market
2. Pricing psychology recommendations
3. Suggested price points to test
4. Bundle/volume pricing ideas
5. How to present the price (anchoring, charm pricing, etc.)
6. When NOT to discount
7. Premium pricing justification strategies (if applicable)

Help organize product collections for [STORE NAME].

Total products: [NUMBER OF PRODUCTS]
Current categories: [EXISTING CATEGORIES]
Product types: [TYPES OF PRODUCTS YOU SELL]
Customer shopping behavior: [HOW CUSTOMERS TYPICALLY SHOP - by use/by style/by price/etc.]
Goals: [GOALS - improve navigation/increase AOV/highlight new arrivals]

Please suggest:
1. Collection structure (hierarchy)
2. Collection names (customer-friendly)
3. Smart collections rules (auto-collections based on tags)
4. Featured collections strategy
5. Cross-linking opportunities
6. Seasonal/temporary collections
7. How to handle products in multiple collections

Create an annual promotional calendar for [STORE NAME].

Store type: [WHAT YOU SELL]
Target audience: [AUDIENCE]
Past successful promotions: [WHAT HAS WORKED]
Inventory considerations: [SLOW SEASONS/OVERSTOCK PATTERNS]
Margins: [TYPICAL MARGIN - can you discount heavily or not]
Competitor behavior: [WHEN DO COMPETITORS PROMOTE]

Create a 12-month calendar with:
- Major sale events (with recommended discount levels)
- Minor promotions
- Non-discount promotions (gifts, bundles, free shipping)
- Awareness campaigns (no discount needed)
- Key shopping holidays relevant to your niche
- Content tie-ins

Include strategy notes for each major promotion.

Write a professional email to [RECIPIENT TYPE].

Purpose: [PURPOSE - inquiry/negotiation/complaint/order]
Recipient: [SUPPLIER/MANUFACTURER/VENDOR]
Context: [RELEVANT BACKGROUND]
What you need: [SPECIFIC ASK]
Relationship: [NEW CONTACT/EXISTING RELATIONSHIP]
Urgency: [TIMELINE]

Write a professional email that:
- Gets to the point quickly
- Is specific about what you need
- Provides necessary context without over-explaining
- Has a clear call to action
- Sets appropriate expectations for response
- Maintains professional tone while being personable

Also suggest:
- Subject line
- Follow-up timing if no response

Help develop customer personas for [STORE NAME].

What you sell: [PRODUCTS]
Current customer data you have: [DATA - demographics, purchase patterns, etc.]
Best customers: [WHO ARE YOUR BEST CUSTOMERS]
Who you want to attract: [IDEAL CUSTOMERS]
Price point: [PRICE RANGE]
Channels you use: [MARKETING CHANNELS]

Create 2-3 detailed customer personas including:
- Name and basic demographics
- Psychographics (values, interests, lifestyle)
- Shopping behavior
- Pain points your products solve
- Objections they might have
- Where they spend time online
- What influences their purchases
- How they found you (likely channels)
- Messaging that resonates with them
- Products most relevant to them

Write copy for a packaging insert card for [STORE NAME].

Card purpose: [thank you/instructions/review request/referral/all]
Brand voice: [BRAND VOICE]
Card size: [SIZE - business card/postcard/A6]
Include QR code linking to: [QR DESTINATION IF ANY]
Social handles: [SOCIAL HANDLES]
Current offer for repeat customers: [OFFER IF ANY]

Create insert copy that:
- Thanks them genuinely
- Reinforces their good decision
- Provides value (care instructions, tips if relevant)
- Encourages review/social share naturally
- Includes clear next step
- Fits the card size
- Feels on-brand, not generic

Provide front and back copy with layout suggestions.

Write a luxury-tier product description for [PRODUCT NAME].

Product: [PRODUCT DETAILS]
Materials/craftsmanship: [QUALITY DETAILS]
Heritage/brand story: [BRAND BACKGROUND]
Price: [PRICE]

The description should:
- Evoke exclusivity and prestige
- Emphasize craftsmanship and quality
- Use sophisticated, refined language
- Appeal to discerning customers
- Justify the premium price through storytelling
- Be 200-250 words

Avoid: words like "cheap," "affordable," "deal," or anything that diminishes perceived value.

Write an eco-conscious product description for [PRODUCT NAME].

Product: [PRODUCT DETAILS]
Sustainability features: [ECO FEATURES - materials/process/packaging]
Certifications: [CERTIFICATIONS IF ANY]
Environmental impact: [IMPACT STATS IF AVAILABLE]

Guidelines:
- Lead with environmental benefits
- Be specific about sustainability claims (avoid greenwashing)
- Connect eco-benefits to personal benefits
- Include any certifications or third-party verification
- Balance mission with product quality
- 150-200 words

Write a product description targeting parents for [PRODUCT NAME].

Product: [PRODUCT DETAILS]
Age range: [CHILD AGE RANGE]
Safety features: [SAFETY DETAILS]
Parent benefits: [HOW IT HELPS PARENTS]
Child benefits: [HOW KIDS BENEFIT]

Address:
- Safety and quality concerns
- Ease of use/cleaning
- Durability with kids
- Educational or developmental benefits if applicable
- Value for money (parents are practical)

Keep it warm but informative. Parents want facts, not fluff.

Write product launch copy for [NEW PRODUCT NAME].

Product: [PRODUCT DETAILS]
What problem it solves: [PROBLEM/SOLUTION]
What makes it different: [UNIQUE FEATURES]
Launch offer: [SPECIAL OFFER IF ANY]
Availability: [WHEN/HOW AVAILABLE]

Create:
1. Hero headline (5-10 words)
2. Subheadline (15-20 words)
3. Key features section (3-5 bullet points)
4. "Why we made this" paragraph
5. Call to action

Tone should build excitement without being hyperbolic.

Adapt this product description for [SEASON/HOLIDAY]:

Original description: [ORIGINAL DESCRIPTION]
Product: [PRODUCT NAME]
Season/holiday: [SEASON OR HOLIDAY]
Seasonal use case: [HOW PRODUCT FITS THE SEASON]

Rewrite to:
- Include seasonal imagery and language
- Connect product benefits to seasonal needs
- Add urgency if appropriate (limited time, seasonal availability)
- Maintain brand voice while adding seasonal flavor
- Keep approximately same length as original

Write a description for a product bundle: [BUNDLE NAME]

Items included:
[LIST EACH ITEM WITH BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Bundle value: [SAVINGS VS BUYING SEPARATELY]
Who it's for: [IDEAL CUSTOMER]
Use case: [WHEN/WHY SOMEONE WOULD BUY THIS]

The description should:
- Explain the value of buying together
- Show how items complement each other
- Highlight the savings clearly
- Suggest who this bundle is perfect for
- Create a sense of completeness ("everything you need")

Create a product description using voice-of-customer from reviews.

Product: [PRODUCT NAME]
Key reviews to incorporate:
[PASTE 3-5 CUSTOMER REVIEWS]

Write a description that:
- Weaves in actual customer language and phrases
- Addresses what customers love most
- Pre-emptively answers concerns mentioned in reviews
- Feels authentic and social-proof driven
- Uses "customers say" or "fans love" naturally
- 150-200 words

Write a description for a subscription product: [PRODUCT/SERVICE NAME]

What's included: [SUBSCRIPTION CONTENTS]
Frequency: [DELIVERY/ACCESS FREQUENCY]
Pricing: [PRICE AND ANY TIERS]
Flexibility: [CANCEL/PAUSE/SKIP OPTIONS]
Unique value: [WHY SUBSCRIBE VS ONE-TIME]

Emphasize:
- Convenience factor
- Savings over time
- Flexibility and control
- What makes each delivery/access special
- Easy cancellation (reduces friction)

Write an exclusive email for VIP customers of [STORE NAME].

VIP criteria: [WHAT MAKES THEM VIP - spend level/tenure/etc.]
Exclusive offer: [VIP-ONLY OFFER]
Brand voice: [BRAND VOICE]
Personalization available: [WHAT DATA YOU CAN USE - name/purchase history/etc.]

The email should:
- Make them feel genuinely special (not just a segment)
- Reference their loyalty/history if possible
- Offer something truly exclusive
- Not feel like a mass email
- Create FOMO for non-VIPs without alienating them

Include subject line, preview text, and body.

Write a birthday/anniversary email for [STORE NAME].

Type: [BIRTHDAY / SIGNUP ANNIVERSARY / FIRST PURCHASE ANNIVERSARY]
Offer: [BIRTHDAY OFFER - discount/free gift/free shipping]
Validity: [HOW LONG OFFER IS VALID]
Brand personality: [BRAND PERSONALITY]

Create an email that:
- Feels personal and celebratory
- Clearly states the offer
- Has a clear expiration to drive action
- Includes a single, prominent CTA
- Doesn't feel automated (even though it is)

Provide 3 subject line options and full email body.

Write a cross-sell email for customers who bought [ORIGINAL PRODUCT].

Store: [STORE NAME]
Original purchase: [WHAT THEY BOUGHT]
Recommended products: [COMPLEMENTARY PRODUCTS]
Why these products: [CONNECTION TO ORIGINAL PURCHASE]
Offer: [INCENTIVE IF ANY]

The email should:
- Reference their purchase naturally
- Explain why these products pair well
- Not feel pushy or salesy
- Provide value even if they don't buy
- Include social proof if available

Send timing: [DAYS AFTER PURCHASE]

Write a replenishment reminder email for [PRODUCT TYPE].

Store: [STORE NAME]
Product: [CONSUMABLE PRODUCT]
Typical usage period: [HOW LONG PRODUCT LASTS]
Reorder offer: [INCENTIVE FOR REORDERING]
Subscription option: [DO YOU OFFER SUBSCRIBE & SAVE]

The email should:
- Arrive at the right time (based on usage)
- Be helpful, not annoying
- Make reordering effortless (one-click ideal)
- Mention subscription if available
- Include product image for recognition

Write a referral program email for [STORE NAME].

Referral offer: [WHAT REFERRER GETS]
Friend offer: [WHAT FRIEND GETS]
How it works: [REFERRAL MECHANICS - code/link/etc.]
Brand voice: [BRAND VOICE]

The email should:
- Lead with "share the love" angle, not "get free stuff"
- Make the value clear for both parties
- Explain the process simply
- Include shareable link/code prominently
- Suggest who to share with (without being creepy)
- Have multiple share options (email, social, copy link)

Write a feedback request email for [STORE NAME].

Purpose: [WHAT FEEDBACK YOU WANT - NPS/product feedback/general]
Incentive: [INCENTIVE FOR COMPLETING - optional]
Survey length: [ESTIMATED TIME TO COMPLETE]
When sent: [TRIGGER - post-purchase/quarterly/etc.]

The email should:
- Explain why their feedback matters
- Be honest about time commitment
- Make starting easy (one-click to begin)
- Not guilt trip if they don't complete
- Thank them in advance

Keep the email short - don't ironically waste time asking them to save time.

Write an order shipped email for [STORE NAME].

Brand voice: [BRAND VOICE]
Tracking info: [WHERE/HOW TO TRACK]
Estimated delivery: [DELIVERY WINDOW]
What's in the box: [ORDER DETAILS PLACEHOLDER]

The email should include:
- Excitement about their order shipping
- Clear tracking information
- Expected delivery date
- What to do if there are issues
- Subtle cross-sell or social ask (optional)

Make it more engaging than a generic shipping notification.

Write a waitlist confirmation email for [PRODUCT NAME] launch.

Store: [STORE NAME]
Product: [BRIEF PRODUCT DESCRIPTION]
Launch date: [WHEN IT LAUNCHES]
Waitlist benefit: [EARLY ACCESS/DISCOUNT/ETC.]
Referral program: [CAN THEY REFER OTHERS FOR BETTER POSITION]

The email should:
- Confirm they're on the list
- Build anticipation without overpromising
- Explain what being on the waitlist gets them
- Give them something to do (share for better position?)
- Set expectations for next communication

Write a YouTube ad script for [PRODUCT/BRAND].

Product: [PRODUCT DETAILS]
Target audience: [AUDIENCE]
Ad format: [SKIPPABLE/NON-SKIPPABLE/BUMPER]
Length: [6/15/30/60 seconds]
Goal: [AWARENESS/CONSIDERATION/CONVERSION]

Script structure:
- Hook (first 5 seconds - critical for skippable)
- Problem/desire setup
- Solution introduction
- Key benefits (pick 1-3 based on length)
- Social proof moment if time allows
- Clear CTA

Include visual directions in brackets.

Write copy for a carousel ad (Facebook/Instagram) for [PRODUCT/COLLECTION].

Number of cards: [3-10]
Theme: [PRODUCT SHOWCASE/STORY/FEATURES/TESTIMONIALS]
Products/content: [WHAT EACH CARD SHOWS]
Goal: [DRIVE TO SITE/SHOWCASE RANGE/TELL STORY]

For each card provide:
- Headline (if platform allows)
- Description
- Suggested image direction

Also provide:
- Primary text for the post
- CTA button recommendation

Make the carousel have a flow that encourages swiping.

Write a competitor conquest ad for [YOUR PRODUCT].

Your product: [YOUR PRODUCT DETAILS]
Competitor targeting: [COMPETITOR CATEGORY - not specific brands for compliance]
Your advantages: [WHERE YOU WIN]
Target keywords: [COMPETITOR-RELATED SEARCHES]

Guidelines:
- Don't name specific competitors
- Focus on your strengths, not their weaknesses
- Use phrases like "switch from..." or "if you're tired of..."
- Address switching costs/concerns
- Offer incentive to try

Create versions for:
1. Google Search
2. Facebook/Instagram

Write ad copy for cold lookalike audiences for [STORE NAME].

Product focus: [PRODUCT/CATEGORY TO PROMOTE]
What lookalike is based on: [PURCHASERS/ENGAGED/HIGH-VALUE]
Brand positioning: [HOW YOU WANT TO BE PERCEIVED]
Key differentiator: [WHAT MAKES YOU STAND OUT]

Since these are cold audiences:
- Don't assume brand familiarity
- Focus on problem/solution
- Build credibility quickly (social proof, numbers)
- Lower commitment CTA initially
- Be clear about what you sell

Write 3 variations with different hooks.

Write seasonal sale ad copy for [SEASON/HOLIDAY].

Store: [STORE NAME]
Sale details: [DISCOUNT/OFFER]
Duration: [SALE PERIOD]
Products on sale: [WHAT'S INCLUDED]
Key messaging: [SEASONAL ANGLE]

Create ad copy for:
1. Facebook feed ad
2. Instagram Story ad
3. Google Search ad

For each, include urgency elements without being obnoxious. Balance seasonal theming with brand voice.

Write a Problem-Agitation-Solution (PAS) ad for [PRODUCT].

Problem: [PAIN POINT YOUR AUDIENCE HAS]
Agitation: [WHY THIS PROBLEM IS FRUSTRATING]
Solution: [HOW YOUR PRODUCT SOLVES IT]
Proof: [EVIDENCE IT WORKS]

Create a Facebook/Instagram ad that:
- Opens with the problem (creates recognition)
- Amplifies the frustration (without being negative)
- Introduces solution naturally
- Provides proof
- Has clear CTA

Keep primary text under 150 characters for optimal display.

Write before/after style ad copy for [PRODUCT].

Product: [PRODUCT DETAILS]
Before state: [CUSTOMER'S SITUATION BEFORE]
After state: [CUSTOMER'S SITUATION AFTER]
Transformation time: [HOW LONG TO SEE RESULTS]

Create copy that:
- Paints the "before" relatable scenario
- Shows the transformation clearly
- Sets realistic expectations
- Uses customer testimonial format if appropriate
- Works with before/after visual

For: [PLATFORM - Facebook/Instagram/etc.]

Note: If using for health/fitness/finance, ensure compliance with platform policies.

Write a UGC-style video ad script for [PRODUCT].

Product: [PRODUCT DETAILS]
Creator persona: [WHO IS "REVIEWING" - demographic/lifestyle]
Key points to hit: [BENEFITS TO MENTION]
Authenticity markers: [WHAT MAKES IT FEEL REAL]
Length: [15/30/60 seconds]

The script should:
- Sound natural, not scripted
- Include authentic moments (unboxing, first reaction)
- Hit key benefits without feeling salesy
- Have a personal recommendation angle
- Include a discount code/link organically

Format as a shooting guide for creators.

Create local SEO content for [STORE NAME] targeting [LOCATION].

Business type: [WHAT YOU SELL/DO]
Location: [CITY/REGION]
Service area: [WHERE YOU SERVE/SHIP]
Local keywords: [LOCAL SEARCH TERMS]

Create:
1. Location page content (300-500 words)
2. Local meta title and description
3. Google Business Profile description
4. FAQ schema questions for local intent
5. Local link building opportunities to pursue

Create FAQ content with schema markup for [PAGE TYPE].

Page: [PRODUCT PAGE/CATEGORY PAGE/SERVICE PAGE]
Topic: [WHAT THE PAGE IS ABOUT]
Target keywords: [KEYWORDS TO INCLUDE]
Common questions: [QUESTIONS YOU ALREADY KNOW]

Create 8-10 FAQs that:
- Answer real questions people search for
- Include target keywords naturally
- Are concise but complete (40-60 words each)
- Are unique from other page content
- Target featured snippet opportunities

Provide as formatted FAQ schema (JSON-LD) ready to implement.

Create an internal linking strategy for [STORE NAME].

Key pages to rank: [PRIORITY PAGES WITH KEYWORDS]
Content inventory: [TYPES OF CONTENT YOU HAVE - blogs/products/categories]
Site structure: [BASIC SITE ARCHITECTURE]

Provide:
1. Hub and spoke content model for key topics
2. Anchor text recommendations for each priority page
3. Blog-to-product linking opportunities
4. Category page interlinking strategy
5. Footer/navigation link recommendations
6. Orphan page identification checklist

Expand keyword research for [SEED KEYWORD].

Seed keyword: [MAIN KEYWORD]
Business type: [WHAT YOU SELL]
Current rankings: [KEYWORDS YOU ALREADY RANK FOR IF KNOWN]
Competitor focus: [COMPETITOR KEYWORDS IF KNOWN]

Generate:
1. Long-tail variations (10+)
2. Question-based keywords (who/what/where/when/why/how)
3. Commercial intent keywords
4. Informational intent keywords
5. Comparison keywords ("vs", "alternative to")
6. Seasonal variations
7. Local variations if applicable
8. Related topics worth targeting

Organize by search intent and difficulty estimate.

Create an SEO audit report template for [WEBSITE TYPE].

Website type: [ECOMMERCE/BLOG/SERVICE/ETC.]
CMS: [SHOPIFY/WORDPRESS/CUSTOM/ETC.]
Current issues known: [ANY KNOWN PROBLEMS]

Create a checklist covering:
1. Technical SEO (crawlability, indexing, speed)
2. On-page SEO (titles, meta, headings, content)
3. Content SEO (quality, keywords, freshness)
4. Off-page SEO (backlinks, brand mentions)
5. Local SEO (if applicable)
6. Mobile SEO

For each item, include:
- What to check
- How to check it
- What good looks like
- Priority level

Write SEO-optimized category page content for [CATEGORY NAME].

Category: [CATEGORY NAME]
Products included: [TYPES OF PRODUCTS]
Target keywords: [KEYWORDS]
Competitors ranking: [WHO RANKS FOR THESE TERMS]

Create:
1. Above-the-fold intro paragraph (50-100 words, keyword-rich)
2. Below-products expanded content (200-400 words)
3. Category meta title and description
4. H2 subheadings to structure the content
5. Internal linking recommendations

Content should help both users and search engines understand the category.

Create live chat scripts for [STORE NAME].

Store type: [WHAT YOU SELL]
Common questions: [FREQUENT CHAT INQUIRIES]
Brand voice: [BRAND VOICE]
Response time goal: [TARGET RESPONSE TIME]

Create scripts for:
1. Greeting/welcome message
2. Asking for order number/email
3. Checking order status
4. Product recommendations
5. Handling complaints
6. Transfer to email/phone
7. Closing/thank you
8. Away/offline message

Keep each script concise but warm. Include emoji usage guidelines.

Write a response template for damaged product complaints.

Store: [STORE NAME]
Policy for damaged items: [YOUR POLICY - replace/refund/etc.]
Photo required: [DO YOU NEED PHOTOS]
Time limit for claims: [DAYS TO REPORT]

Create a response that:
- Expresses genuine concern
- Doesn't blame the customer or carrier
- Clearly explains next steps
- Makes resolution easy
- Requests photo if needed (with clear instructions)
- Sets expectations for resolution timeline

Write a response for price match requests.

Store: [STORE NAME]
Price match policy: [YOUR POLICY - yes/no/conditions]
If yes, requirements: [WHAT'S REQUIRED - screenshot/link/etc.]
If no, alternative offer: [WHAT CAN YOU OFFER INSTEAD]

Create responses for:
1. When you can price match
2. When you can't (competitor doesn't qualify)
3. When you don't price match (with alternative)
4. When they're comparing to counterfeit/gray market

Maintain brand integrity while being helpful.

Write a response for wholesale/B2B inquiries.

Store: [STORE NAME]
Wholesale available: [YES/NO/LIMITED]
Minimum order: [MOQ IF APPLICABLE]
Wholesale discount: [TYPICAL DISCOUNT RANGE]
Application process: [HOW TO APPLY]

Create responses for:
1. Qualified wholesale inquiry (has details)
2. Vague "do you do wholesale?" inquiry
3. Inquiry that doesn't meet minimums
4. Declining (if you don't do wholesale)

Include what information you need to proceed.

Write a response for when a customer receives the wrong item.

Store: [STORE NAME]
Policy: [KEEP WRONG ITEM OR RETURN IT]
Correction process: [HOW YOU FIX IT - ship correct immediately/wait for return]
Compensation: [WHAT YOU OFFER FOR INCONVENIENCE]

Response should:
- Apologize without over-explaining
- Take ownership of the error
- Clearly explain how you'll fix it
- Not inconvenience the customer further if possible
- Offer something for the trouble

Write a response for custom order/special requests.

Store: [STORE NAME]
Do you do custom orders: [YES/NO/SOMETIMES]
Types of customization: [WHAT YOU CAN CUSTOMIZE]
Lead time: [HOW LONG CUSTOM ORDERS TAKE]
Pricing: [HOW CUSTOM PRICING WORKS]

Create responses for:
1. Request you can accommodate
2. Request you can partially accommodate
3. Request you can't do (with alternatives if possible)

Include what information you need to quote custom work.

Generate Instagram Reels ideas for [STORE NAME].

Products: [WHAT YOU SELL]
Brand personality: [BRAND PERSONALITY]
Target audience: [AUDIENCE]
Resources available: [WHAT YOU CAN FILM - products/team/customers/etc.]

Create 15 Reel concepts:
- 5 trending audio/format ideas
- 5 educational/how-to content
- 5 behind-the-scenes/authentic content

For each include:
- Concept (1 sentence)
- Hook (first 1-2 seconds)
- Suggested length
- Audio recommendation (trending sound, voiceover, or original)
- Hashtag suggestions

Write a Twitter/X thread for [TOPIC].

Topic: [THREAD TOPIC - educational/story/tips/etc.]
Angle: [YOUR UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE]
Target audience: [WHO THIS IS FOR]
Goal: [ENGAGEMENT/FOLLOWERS/TRAFFIC]
Thread length: [5-15 TWEETS]

Guidelines:
- First tweet is the hook (critical)
- Each tweet should standalone but connect
- Include pattern interrupts (questions, surprising facts)
- Add value in every tweet
- End with CTA (follow, share, comment)
- Include 1-2 relevant images/graphics suggestions

Number each tweet clearly.

Write a LinkedIn post for [STORE NAME].

Topic: [POST TOPIC - milestone/insight/behind-scenes/lesson]
Post type: [STORY/LISTICLE/QUESTION/ANNOUNCEMENT]
Key message: [MAIN POINT]
Target: [B2B/INDUSTRY PEERS/JOB SEEKERS/etc.]

LinkedIn-specific guidelines:
- Open with a hook (first 2 lines visible)
- Use line breaks for readability
- Include relevant emoji sparingly
- Add a question or CTA to drive comments
- Consider carousel or image to increase reach
- Hashtags: 3-5 relevant ones

Write 2 versions: short (under 200 words) and long (400-600 words).

Write a giveaway post for [PLATFORM].

Store: [STORE NAME]
Prize: [WHAT YOU'RE GIVING AWAY]
Entry method: [HOW TO ENTER - follow/like/comment/tag/share]
Duration: [HOW LONG]
Winner selection: [HOW WINNER IS CHOSEN]
Legal requirements: [COUNTRY/AGE RESTRICTIONS]

The post should:
- Generate excitement about the prize
- Make entry requirements crystal clear
- Be compliant with platform rules
- Encourage sharing without requiring it (platform rules)
- Include deadline prominently
- Mention how winner will be announced

Also provide:
- Hashtag strategy
- Story/additional content suggestions
- Winner announcement template

Create a product teaser campaign for [NEW PRODUCT].

Product: [WHAT IT IS - without revealing fully]
Launch date: [WHEN IT LAUNCHES]
Platforms: [PLATFORMS TO USE]
Number of teasers: [HOW MANY POSTS BEFORE REVEAL]
What you can reveal: [ELEMENTS TO TEASE - shape/color/feature/etc.]

Create a content sequence:
- Post 1: Intrigue/mystery
- Post 2: Hint at problem it solves
- Post 3: Reveal more details
- Post 4: Final teaser
- Post 5: Launch reveal

For each, include copy and visual direction. Build anticipation progressively.

Create comment response templates for [STORE NAME].

Brand voice: [BRAND VOICE]
Products: [WHAT YOU SELL]
Common comments: [TYPES OF COMMENTS YOU RECEIVE]

Create responses for:
1. Positive comment/compliment
2. Product question
3. Price question
4. Shipping question
5. Negative comment/complaint
6. Troll/spam comment
7. Influencer/collab request
8. "When will X be back in stock?"
9. Tagging friends
10. Sharing personal story

Guidelines:
- Keep brand voice consistent
- Personalize when possible
- Know when to move to DM
- Include emojis based on brand style

Write a product roundup article: "[NUMBER] Best [PRODUCT TYPE] for [YEAR/OCCASION]"

Products to include: [YOUR PRODUCTS TO FEATURE]
External products: [CAN YOU INCLUDE NON-YOUR PRODUCTS - yes/no]
Target keyword: [KEYWORD]
Target audience: [WHO IS SEARCHING]

Structure:
1. Intro (why this matters, how you chose)
2. Quick comparison table
3. Each product with:
   - Why it made the list
   - Pros and cons
   - Best for whom
   - Price
4. How to choose (buying guide section)
5. FAQ section

Keep your products prominently featured but maintain credibility by being balanced.

Write a customer case study for [STORE NAME].

Customer: [CUSTOMER NAME/TYPE - can be anonymized]
Challenge: [WHAT PROBLEM THEY HAD]
Solution: [HOW YOUR PRODUCT HELPED]
Results: [MEASURABLE OUTCOMES]
Quote: [CUSTOMER QUOTE IF AVAILABLE]

Structure:
1. Title that highlights transformation
2. Customer background (relatable context)
3. The challenge (specific, detailed)
4. Why they chose you
5. Implementation/experience
6. Results (quantify when possible)
7. Customer quote/testimonial
8. CTA for readers in similar situations

Make it story-driven, not salesy.

Create a pillar page outline for [TOPIC].

Topic: [MAIN TOPIC - comprehensive guide]
Target keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD]
Cluster content: [RELATED BLOG POSTS YOU HAVE/WILL CREATE]
Competitor pillar pages: [WHAT'S ALREADY RANKING]
Target word count: [2000-5000 words]

Create:
1. Page title and meta description
2. Comprehensive outline with H2s and H3s
3. Internal linking strategy to cluster content
4. FAQ section for featured snippets
5. Visual content recommendations
6. Lead magnet opportunity
7. Content upgrade ideas

Goal is to be THE resource for this topic.

Write a product demo video script for [PRODUCT NAME].

Product: [PRODUCT DETAILS]
Video length: [1-3 MINUTES]
Audience: [WHO'S WATCHING]
Platform: [WHERE VIDEO WILL LIVE]
Key features to show: [MUST-DEMONSTRATE FEATURES]
Common questions: [QUESTIONS VIDEO SHOULD ANSWER]

Script format:
- Hook (first 5-10 seconds)
- Problem setup
- Product introduction
- Feature demonstrations (with visual directions)
- Benefits summary
- CTA

Include [VISUAL] brackets for camera directions.

Write landing page copy for [CAMPAIGN/PRODUCT].

Goal: [CONVERSION GOAL - purchase/signup/lead]
Product/offer: [WHAT YOU'RE SELLING]
Traffic source: [WHERE VISITORS COME FROM]
Target audience: [WHO THEY ARE]
Unique value prop: [MAIN UVP]
Objections to overcome: [COMMON OBJECTIONS]

Create copy for:
1. Headline and subheadline
2. Hero section
3. Problem section
4. Solution section
5. Features/benefits (3-5)
6. Social proof section
7. FAQ section
8. CTA sections (multiple)
9. Guarantee/risk reversal

Include wireframe suggestions for layout.

Write a press release for [NEWS/ANNOUNCEMENT].

Company: [STORE NAME]
News: [WHAT YOU'RE ANNOUNCING]
Why it matters: [SIGNIFICANCE]
Spokesperson: [WHO CAN BE QUOTED]
Boilerplate: [COMPANY DESCRIPTION]
Contact: [PRESS CONTACT INFO]

Follow standard press release format:
1. Headline (clear, newsworthy)
2. Dateline and lead paragraph (who, what, when, where, why)
3. Supporting details
4. Quote from spokesperson
5. Additional context
6. Boilerplate
7. Contact information

Keep it factual and newsworthy, not promotional.

Create an SOP for [PROCESS].

Process: [WHAT PROCESS]
Who performs it: [ROLE/TEAM]
Frequency: [HOW OFTEN]
Tools needed: [SOFTWARE/TOOLS USED]
Current pain points: [WHAT GOES WRONG]

Create an SOP that includes:
1. Purpose and scope
2. Roles and responsibilities
3. Step-by-step instructions
4. Screenshots/visual placeholders
5. Quality checkpoints
6. Common errors and solutions
7. Escalation process
8. Version history tracking

Format for easy scanning and reference.

Write a job description for [ROLE].

Role: [JOB TITLE]
Company: [STORE NAME]
Team: [WHICH TEAM]
Location: [REMOTE/HYBRID/OFFICE LOCATION]
Compensation: [RANGE IF SHARING]
Experience level: [ENTRY/MID/SENIOR]

Include:
1. About the company (compelling, not generic)
2. About the role
3. Responsibilities (5-8 bullet points)
4. Requirements (must-haves vs nice-to-haves)
5. Benefits and perks
6. How to apply

Make it attract the right candidates while being honest about the role.

Write a partnership pitch email to [PARTNER TYPE].

Your store: [STORE NAME AND WHAT YOU SELL]
Target partner: [WHO YOU'RE PITCHING - brand/influencer/publication]
Partnership type: [WHAT KIND OF PARTNERSHIP]
What you offer: [YOUR VALUE TO THEM]
What you want: [YOUR ASK]

The pitch should:
- Open with why them specifically (show research)
- Quickly establish credibility
- Clearly state the opportunity
- Make the benefit to them obvious
- Have a specific, easy next step
- Not be too long (they're busy)

Include subject line and follow-up template.

Create pitch deck content for [STORE NAME].

Business: [WHAT YOU SELL AND MODEL]
Stage: [SEED/SERIES A/ETC.]
Raising: [AMOUNT]
Key metrics: [REVENUE/GROWTH/CUSTOMERS/ETC.]
Use of funds: [WHAT MONEY WILL BE USED FOR]

Create content for slides:
1. Title/hook slide
2. Problem slide
3. Solution slide
4. Market size
5. Business model
6. Traction/metrics
7. Team
8. Competition
9. Go-to-market
10. Financials/ask
11. Why now

Keep each slide to key points - this is a speaking guide, not a document.

Create a product launch checklist for [PRODUCT TYPE].

Product: [NEW PRODUCT]
Launch date: [DATE]
Sales channels: [WHERE YOU SELL]
Marketing channels: [HOW YOU'LL PROMOTE]
Team involved: [WHO'S RESPONSIBLE]

Create a checklist organized by:
1. Pre-launch (4-6 weeks before)
2. One week before
3. Day before
4. Launch day
5. Post-launch (first week)

Include categories:
- Product/inventory
- Website/tech
- Marketing/content
- Customer service
- Operations

Make it actionable with clear owners and deadlines.

Create a crisis communication plan for [STORE NAME].

Business type: [WHAT YOU SELL]
Potential crises: [TYPES OF CRISES TO PLAN FOR - shipping delays/product issues/PR/etc.]
Channels: [WHERE YOU COMMUNICATE WITH CUSTOMERS]
Team: [WHO HANDLES WHAT]

Create:
1. Crisis identification criteria
2. Response team and responsibilities
3. Communication templates for each crisis type:
   - Email to affected customers
   - Social media statement
   - Website banner
   - Customer service scripts
4. Timeline for responses
5. Escalation procedures
6. Post-crisis review process

Create a seasonal planning calendar for [STORE NAME].

Business type: [WHAT YOU SELL]
Peak seasons: [YOUR BUSY PERIODS]
Key dates: [IMPORTANT DATES FOR YOUR BUSINESS]
Inventory lead time: [HOW LONG TO GET STOCK]
Content lead time: [HOW LONG TO CREATE CONTENT]

For each quarter, outline:
1. Key shopping events/holidays
2. Inventory planning deadlines
3. Marketing campaign timelines
4. Content creation schedule
5. Promotional calendar
6. Team capacity planning

Include industry-specific events if applicable.

Create FAQ content for [PRODUCT NAME] product page.

Product: [PRODUCT DETAILS]
Target customer questions: [QUESTIONS CUSTOMERS ASK]
Shipping: [SHIPPING DETAILS]
Returns: [RETURN POLICY]
Care instructions: [HOW TO CARE FOR PRODUCT]

Create 10-15 FAQs covering:
- Product specifications
- Usage/application
- Size/fit questions
- Care and maintenance
- Shipping and delivery
- Returns and exchanges
- Compatibility (if applicable)

Keep answers concise (40-80 words each).

Write copy for a limited edition product: [PRODUCT NAME].

Product: [PRODUCT DETAILS]
What makes it limited: [LIMITED RUN/COLLAB/SEASONAL/etc.]
Quantity available: [HOW MANY]
Release date: [WHEN]
Price: [PRICE]

Create copy that:
- Emphasizes exclusivity and scarcity
- Explains what makes this edition special
- Creates urgency without being pushy
- Justifies any premium pricing
- Includes clear availability information

Provide:
1. Product description (150-200 words)
2. Short description for product card
3. Email announcement snippet
4. Social media caption

Write a B2B-focused product description for [PRODUCT NAME].

Product: [PRODUCT DETAILS]
Target business: [WHAT TYPE OF BUSINESS BUYS THIS]
Business benefits: [HOW IT HELPS THEIR BUSINESS]
Volume pricing: [BULK PRICING IF APPLICABLE]
Lead time: [DELIVERY FOR BUSINESS ORDERS]

Focus on:
- ROI and business impact
- Efficiency gains
- Professional specifications
- Bulk/volume options
- Support and service
- Credibility (who else uses this)

Tone should be professional but not stuffy.

Write a sensory-rich description for [PRODUCT NAME].

Product: [PRODUCT DETAILS]
Sensory elements: [TOUCH/SMELL/TASTE/SIGHT/SOUND if applicable]
Experience: [HOW IT FEELS TO USE/OWN]
Emotional benefit: [HOW CUSTOMER SHOULD FEEL]

Use sensory language to help customers:
- Imagine touching/feeling the product
- Visualize it in their life
- Experience the quality through words
- Feel the emotional benefit

This is particularly effective for: food, beauty, textiles, home goods.

Keep it evocative but not purple prose (150-200 words).

Write a price increase announcement email for [STORE NAME].

Products affected: [WHICH PRODUCTS]
Old price to new price: [PRICE CHANGE]
Effective date: [WHEN]
Reason (optional): [WHY - costs/quality improvements/etc.]
Grace period: [CAN THEY BUY AT OLD PRICE BEFORE]

The email should:
- Be honest and direct
- Explain the value they receive
- Give advance notice
- Offer grace period to buy at current price
- Thank loyal customers
- Not over-apologize (you're worth it)

Write a company update email for [STORE NAME].

Updates to share:
1. [UPDATE 1]
2. [UPDATE 2]
3. [UPDATE 3]

Brand voice: [BRAND VOICE]
Include: [PRODUCTS TO FEATURE IF ANY]
Upcoming: [TEASE WHAT'S COMING]

Structure:
- Personal greeting from founder/team
- Main updates (scannable)
- Behind-the-scenes tidbit
- Community spotlight (customer feature, UGC)
- What's coming next
- Soft product mention

Feel like a letter from a friend, not a corporate update.

Create a re-engagement email series for inactive subscribers.

Store: [STORE NAME]
Definition of inactive: [DAYS/MONTHS SINCE ENGAGEMENT]
Incentive to return: [OFFER IF ANY]
Content to share: [WHAT'S NEW SINCE THEY ENGAGED]

Create a 3-email series:
Email 1: "Still there?" - gentle check-in
Email 2: "Here's what you've missed" - value-focused
Email 3: "Should we part ways?" - clear choice to stay or go

Include unsubscribe option prominently. The goal is engaged subscribers, not a big list.

Write a service recovery email for [ISSUE TYPE].

Store: [STORE NAME]
Issue: [WHAT WENT WRONG]
Affected customers: [ALL/SEGMENT/INDIVIDUAL]
What you're doing: [HOW YOU'RE FIXING IT]
Compensation: [WHAT YOU'RE OFFERING]

The email should:
- Acknowledge the issue directly
- Take responsibility (no excuses)
- Explain what happened (briefly)
- Detail what you're doing to fix it
- Offer meaningful compensation
- Prevent future issues (what's changing)
- Make it easy to respond with concerns

Tone: Sincere and accountable, not groveling.

Write Amazon product listing copy for [PRODUCT NAME].

Product: [PRODUCT DETAILS]
Target keywords: [MAIN KEYWORDS]
Key features: [5 MAIN FEATURES]
Target audience: [WHO BUYS THIS]
Price point: [PRICE AND POSITIONING]

Create:
1. Product title (200 characters max, front-load keywords)
2. Bullet points (5, benefit-focused, keyword-rich)
3. Product description (2000 characters max, HTML allowed)
4. A+ Content suggestions (if Brand Registered)
5. Backend search terms

Follow Amazon's guidelines and best practices.

Write a podcast ad read for [PRODUCT/BRAND].

Product: [PRODUCT DETAILS]
Ad type: [PRE-ROLL/MID-ROLL/POST-ROLL]
Read length: [30/60/90 seconds]
Host style: [CONVERSATIONAL/SCRIPTED]
Offer: [SPECIAL OFFER FOR LISTENERS]
URL/code: [VANITY URL OR CODE]

Create:
1. Fully scripted read
2. Bullet points for host-read style
3. Key talking points that must be hit
4. Natural transition in/out

Make it feel like a recommendation, not an interruption.

Write ad copy to grow email list for [STORE NAME].

Lead magnet: [WHAT THEY GET - guide/discount/early access/etc.]
Target audience: [WHO YOU WANT TO SIGN UP]
Value proposition: [WHY JOIN YOUR LIST]
Platform: [FACEBOOK/INSTAGRAM/etc.]

Create copy that:
- Leads with value of the lead magnet
- Makes signing up feel worthwhile
- Sets expectations for email content
- Reduces friction (email only, no spam promise)
- Has compelling CTA

Provide 3 variations testing different hooks.

Create dynamic product ad templates for [STORE NAME].

Product feed fields available: [TITLE/PRICE/DESCRIPTION/SALE PRICE/etc.]
Ad type: [CATALOG/DYNAMIC RETARGETING]
Primary text template: [WHAT DYNAMIC FIELDS TO USE]
Audience: [PROSPECTING/RETARGETING]

Create templates that:
- Work with dynamic insertion
- Have fallback text for missing fields
- Feel personalized despite being templated
- Drive clicks at each funnel stage

Provide:
1. Prospecting template
2. Viewed product retargeting template
3. Added to cart retargeting template
4. Purchased (cross-sell) template

Generate Instagram Story content ideas for [STORE NAME] for one week.

Brand: [WHAT YOU SELL]
Goals: [ENGAGEMENT/SALES/TRAFFIC/AWARENESS]
Features to use: [POLLS/QUESTIONS/QUIZZES/SLIDERS/LINKS]
Products to feature: [PRODUCTS THIS WEEK]

Create a 7-day Story content calendar with:
- Daily theme/content type
- Specific Story ideas (3-5 per day)
- Which interactive features to use
- When to post for best engagement
- Mix of: behind-scenes, products, UGC, engagement, educational

Remember: Stories feel casual and in-the-moment.

Develop a hashtag strategy for [STORE NAME].

Industry: [YOUR INDUSTRY]
Niche: [YOUR SPECIFIC NICHE]
Brand hashtag: [YOUR BRANDED HASHTAG IF ANY]
Target audience: [WHO YOU WANT TO REACH]
Platforms: [INSTAGRAM/TIKTOK/etc.]

Create:
1. Brand hashtags (1-2)
2. Campaign hashtags (for promotions)
3. Community hashtags (industry/niche)
4. Content hashtags (by content type)
5. Trending/seasonal hashtags to monitor
6. Hashtag groupings for different post types
7. Hashtags to avoid

Include size (small/medium/large) for discoverability strategy.

Write a social media crisis response for [SITUATION].

Store: [STORE NAME]
Situation: [WHAT HAPPENED]
Platform: [PLATFORM TO POST ON]
What you're doing: [YOUR RESPONSE/FIX]
Who's affected: [CUSTOMERS/PUBLIC/SPECIFIC GROUP]

Create a response that:
- Acknowledges the issue directly
- Takes responsibility where appropriate
- Doesn't get defensive
- Provides facts, not excuses
- Explains next steps
- Invites direct communication

Also provide:
- Comment response template for questions
- Template for DM inquiries
- When to stop responding publicly

Create employee advocacy social media posts for [STORE NAME].

Purpose: [WHY EMPLOYEES SHOULD SHARE]
Content types: [WHAT THEY'LL BE SHARING]
Employee voices: [ROLES/DEPARTMENTS POSTING]
Guidelines: [DOS AND DON'TS]

Create template posts for:
1. Sharing company news
2. Sharing product launches
3. Sharing blog content
4. Personal "day in the life"
5. Job openings
6. Company culture moments

Make them sound personal, not corporate mandated. Include customization prompts.

Create a content refresh plan for [PAGE/POST URL].

Current content: [CONTENT SUMMARY]
Current ranking: [CURRENT KEYWORD POSITIONS]
Target keywords: [KEYWORDS TO TARGET]
Competitors: [WHO'S RANKING ABOVE YOU]
Last updated: [WHEN]

Analyze and provide:
1. What's working (keep these elements)
2. What's missing vs competitors
3. New sections to add
4. Sections to remove/consolidate
5. Internal linking opportunities
6. Updated meta title/description
7. Content freshness signals to add
8. Featured snippet optimization

Recommend site architecture improvements for [STORE NAME].

Current structure: [HOW SITE IS CURRENTLY ORGANIZED]
Product types: [CATEGORIES OF PRODUCTS]
Number of products: [TOTAL PRODUCTS]
Current issues: [NAVIGATION/FINDABILITY PROBLEMS]
Key pages to rank: [PRIORITY PAGES]

Provide recommendations for:
1. Category/collection structure
2. URL hierarchy
3. Navigation menu optimization
4. Breadcrumb structure
5. Internal linking architecture
6. Faceted navigation handling
7. Pagination strategy
8. Orphan page identification

Identify content gaps vs competitors for [STORE NAME].

Your niche: [YOUR NICHE]
Top competitors: [3-5 COMPETITORS]
Your current content: [WHAT YOU HAVE]
Your strengths: [WHERE YOU HAVE EXPERTISE]

Identify:
1. Topics competitors rank for that you don't
2. Content types you're missing
3. Questions competitors answer that you don't
4. Long-tail opportunities they've missed
5. Featured snippet opportunities
6. New content priorities (ranked by opportunity)

For top 10 opportunities, provide:
- Topic/keyword
- Content type recommendation
- Estimated difficulty
- Search intent

Create an ultimate guide outline for: "The Ultimate Guide to [TOPIC]"

Topic: [GUIDE TOPIC]
Target keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD]
Target audience: [READER LEVEL - beginner/intermediate/advanced]
Word count goal: [3000-10000]
Existing assets: [CONTENT YOU CAN LINK TO]

Create:
1. Compelling title options (3)
2. Introduction hook
3. Table of contents (15-25 sections)
4. Each section with:
   - H2/H3 hierarchy
   - Key points to cover
   - Expert tip or pro insight
   - Visual/graphic suggestions
5. Downloadable asset ideas (checklist, template)
6. FAQ section targeting featured snippets
7. Conclusion with actionable next steps

Write podcast show notes for [EPISODE TITLE].

Podcast: [PODCAST NAME]
Episode: [EPISODE DETAILS]
Guest: [GUEST NAME AND TITLE IF APPLICABLE]
Topics covered: [KEY TOPICS]
Timestamps: [KEY MOMENTS]
Links mentioned: [RESOURCES DISCUSSED]

Create show notes that include:
1. Episode summary (2-3 paragraphs)
2. Key takeaways (5-7 bullet points)
3. Timestamps with descriptions
4. Resources mentioned (linked)
5. Quote highlights
6. Guest bio and links
7. CTA (subscribe, review, share)
8. Transcript teaser (first 500 words)

Optimize for SEO with target keywords: [KEYWORDS]

Create content for an infographic about [TOPIC].

Topic: [INFOGRAPHIC TOPIC]
Data sources: [WHERE DATA COMES FROM]
Key statistics: [MAIN DATA POINTS]
Target audience: [WHO WILL VIEW THIS]
Share goal: [WHAT MAKES IT SHAREABLE]

Provide:
1. Infographic title (compelling, shareable)
2. Introduction text (1-2 sentences)
3. Section breakdown with:
   - Section headers
   - Data points
   - Visual suggestions
4. Flow/story of the infographic
5. Conclusion/CTA
6. Alt text for accessibility
7. Blog post companion content (300-500 words)
8. Social captions for sharing

Create content for a webinar: [WEBINAR TITLE].

Topic: [WEBINAR TOPIC]
Duration: [LENGTH]
Format: [PRESENTATION/WORKSHOP/PANEL/Q&A]
Goal: [WHAT ATTENDEES WILL LEARN]
CTA: [WHAT YOU WANT THEM TO DO AFTER]

Create:
1. Webinar title options (compelling, clear value)
2. Registration page copy
3. Promotional email sequence (3 emails)
4. Webinar outline/agenda
5. Slide content outline
6. Interactive elements (polls, Q&A prompts)
7. Follow-up email (with replay link)
8. Social promotion posts

Create response templates for subscription management requests.

Store: [STORE NAME]
Subscription types: [WHAT SUBSCRIPTIONS YOU OFFER]
Self-service: [CAN THEY MANAGE ONLINE - yes/no]
Cancellation policy: [YOUR POLICY]

Create responses for:
1. How to cancel
2. How to pause
3. How to change frequency
4. How to update payment method
5. Why was I charged?
6. Can I skip this month?
7. How to reactivate
8. Cancellation confirmation
9. Win-back offer after cancel

Make self-service clear where available. Keep cancellation process friction-free.

Create response templates for international customer inquiries.

Store: [STORE NAME]
Countries you ship to: [SHIPPING DESTINATIONS]
International shipping: [COSTS AND TIMES]
Customs/duties: [WHO PAYS - customer or DDP]
Currency: [DO YOU SHOW LOCAL CURRENCY]
Returns from abroad: [INTERNATIONAL RETURN POLICY]

Create responses for:
1. Do you ship to [country]?
2. How much is shipping to [country]?
3. Will I have to pay customs?
4. How long does international shipping take?
5. Can I return from another country?
6. Do you have a local website?
7. Currency conversion questions
8. Lost international package

Create warranty/guarantee response templates for [STORE NAME].

Warranty details: [YOUR WARRANTY POLICY]
What's covered: [WHAT WARRANTY COVERS]
What's not covered: [EXCLUSIONS]
Claim process: [HOW TO MAKE A CLAIM]
Proof required: [RECEIPT/PHOTOS/ETC.]

Create responses for:
1. What does the warranty cover?
2. How do I make a warranty claim?
3. My product broke - is it covered?
4. Claim approved - next steps
5. Claim denied - explanation
6. Out of warranty but offering goodwill
7. Extended warranty upsell (if offered)

Write an influencer outreach email for [STORE NAME].

Brand: [WHAT YOU SELL]
Target influencer type: [NICHE/SIZE/PLATFORM]
What you're offering: [PRODUCT/PAYMENT/BOTH]
Campaign details: [WHAT YOU WANT THEM TO CREATE]
Why them: [WHAT YOU LIKE ABOUT THEIR CONTENT]

The email should:
- Show you actually follow them (specific reference)
- Be concise (they get lots of these)
- Clearly state the opportunity
- Not be demanding ("we'd love to" vs "you must")
- Make responding easy

Include:
- Subject line
- Email body
- Follow-up template (if no response in 1 week)

Write a clear, customer-friendly return policy for [STORE NAME].

Return window: [DAYS]
Condition requirements: [WHAT CONDITION FOR RETURNS]
Who pays shipping: [CUSTOMER/STORE/DEPENDS]
Refund method: [HOW REFUNDS ARE ISSUED]
Exchange option: [DO YOU OFFER EXCHANGES]
Exceptions: [WHAT CAN'T BE RETURNED]
Process: [HOW TO INITIATE A RETURN]

The policy should:
- Be easy to understand (no legal jargon)
- Use clear formatting (bullets, headers)
- Address common questions
- Build trust (generous where possible)
- Set clear expectations
- Include contact info for questions

Create brand voice guidelines for [STORE NAME].

Brand: [WHAT YOU SELL AND WHO YOU ARE]
Target audience: [YOUR CUSTOMERS]
Brand personality: [PERSONALITY TRAITS - 3-5]
Competitors: [HOW YOU DIFFER FROM THEM]
Example content: [CONTENT YOU LIKE THAT REPRESENTS YOUR VOICE]

Create guidelines covering:
1. Voice attributes (3-5 with explanations)
2. Tone variations by context (email vs social vs support)
3. Vocabulary (words to use, words to avoid)
4. Grammar and style rules (contractions, emoji, capitalization)
5. Examples of on-brand and off-brand copy
6. Do's and don'ts checklist
7. Quick reference card for team

Write a comprehensive shipping policy for [STORE NAME].

Shipping methods: [METHODS AND CARRIERS]
Shipping costs: [PRICING STRUCTURE]
Free shipping threshold: [IF APPLICABLE]
Processing time: [ORDER PROCESSING TIME]
Delivery estimates: [BY METHOD/REGION]
International shipping: [DETAILS IF OFFERED]
Tracking: [HOW CUSTOMERS TRACK]
Issues: [LOST/DAMAGED PROCESS]

Format clearly with:
- Table for shipping rates/times
- FAQ section
- Clear domestic vs international sections
- Holiday shipping cutoff info placeholder
- Contact for shipping questions