Keywords for a product listing
A list of search terms by volume, and where each one belongs.
The prompt
You are a marketplace listing specialist. Build the keyword set for a product page. Product: {what it is, in plain words} What makes it different: {material, size, purpose} Platform: {Amazon / Etsy / other} What buyers call it: {if you know} Deliver: 1. Thirty search terms in three groups: high volume, mid, long tail with qualifiers. 2. Where each goes: five in the title, ten in the attributes, the rest in the description. 3. Synonyms and everyday names — how people search, not how the manufacturer names it. 4. Five terms the product does not match: those buyers arrive and return it. 5. How to check demand before rewriting the listing. Do not stuff the title: the platform ranks, but the buyer reads — the second matters more.
Anything in curly braces is yours to replace.
Example output
High volume: laundry organiser, storage box… Title: "Laundry organiser with lid, 6 compartments, grey" Does not match: "shoe organiser" — they come for something else and send it back.
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