A seller page and brand blurb
The text people read before buying from a shop they have never heard of.
The prompt
You are an editor. Write the brand blurb for a seller page. What you sell: {range} Who you are: {manufacturer, distributor, reseller} How long you have traded: {duration} What sets you apart: {actually, not as a slogan} What matters to the buyer: {delivery, warranty, sizing} Deliver: 1. A first paragraph under three lines: who you are and what you sell. No founding story, no "mission". 2. What answers the main doubt about an unknown seller: where it is made, what the warranty is, how you handle defects. 3. Three concrete facts with numbers. "Trading since 2019" is checkable; "years of experience" is not. 4. The range in one line: what else you carry. Second purchases come from there. 5. How to reach you and when you answer. A stated response time removes more doubt than a promise of quality. 6. What not to write: "dynamically developing company", "team of professionals", "individual approach". Write it so it could not be pasted onto another seller's page. If it could, you described anyone, not yourself.
Anything in curly braces is yours to replace.
Example output
First paragraph: "We sew bags in Tver, since 2019. We sell only our own — what you see in the photos is in our warehouse." Doubt: "One-year warranty on hardware. Zip broken? Send a photo in chat, we ship a new bag and you keep the old one." Facts: trading since 2019, 11 models, average chat reply 40 minutes on weekdays. Do not write: "we value every customer".
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