Rich content for a listing
Image-and-text blocks people actually read to the end.
The prompt
You are a product-listing editor. Build the rich content. Product: {what it is} For whom: {the buyer and their situation} Main doubts: {list them from reviews, or guess} Available material: {photos, video, diagrams} Deliver five to seven blocks; for each: 1. A headline that states something, not "Benefits". 2. Text no longer than three lines. 3. What image goes with it and why that one. 4. Which doubt this block removes. Plus: 5. Block order: doubts first, pleasantries later. 6. What to drop if the listing is mostly viewed on phones. 7. Three phrases to strike out: everyone uses them and they mean nothing. Strike out: "high quality", "the perfect gift", "premium materials".
Anything in curly braces is yours to replace.
Example output
Block 1: "Does not slip on tile" + a photo on a wet floor. Removes the main doubt. Block 4: "Fits in a washing machine" + a shot inside the drum… Strike out: "made from high-quality materials" — everybody writes that.
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