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How to write a product listing that sells

Updated 2026-06-19

A good listing does two jobs: it gets found (keywords) and it convinces (benefits). Here's a quick framework.

Title

Lead with what it is, then the details buyers filter by: brand, product, key attributes (size, colour, material, model). Keep it readable — don't just dump keywords.

Bullet points

Five bullets, each a benefit backed by a feature: "Stays cold for 24 hours thanks to double-wall insulation." Cover the questions buyers ask before they buy.

Description

A short, scannable paragraph that ties it together and adds anything the bullets missed (what's in the box, condition, use cases).

Alt text

One plain sentence describing the image — it helps accessibility and image SEO.

Draft it from a photo

Upload a product photo and the AI reads it, then drafts a title, bullets, description and alt text in your chosen marketplace's style. Add the brand/model and any real specs so it's accurate — then edit to taste.

Draft your listing →

Always double-check specs and claims before you publish — you know the product best.

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Titles, bullets & alt text from a photo.

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