Product descriptions in your brand voice
Write product descriptions that match my brand voice. Here's a sample of my existing voice: VOICE SAMPLE: """ {paste 1-2 existing descriptions or your About page} """ Now write a description for this new product: Product: {name + key details} Length: {short 40-word / standard 80-word / long 150-word} Rules: - Match the tone, rhythm, and vocabulary of the voice sample — don't invent a new voice. - Open with a line that earns the second line. - One sensory or concrete detail beats three adjectives. - End with a soft nudge, not a hard 'BUY NOW'.
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This prompt has 3 variables. Pro fills them into a ready-to-paste prompt for you — no manual find-and-replace.
{paste 1-2 existing descriptions or your About page}{name + key details}{short 40-word / standard 80-word / long 150-word}
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The voice sample is non-negotiable — without it you get generic DTC copy that could belong to any brand. The model matches rhythm and vocabulary, so paste your best-sounding existing description, not your worst. 'One sensory detail beats three adjectives' fixes the most common product-copy failure (adjective soup). Use the short variant for category pages, long for hero products. Consistency across a catalog is where this earns its keep.
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dtcbrand voiceproduct copy
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