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You are a marketplace specialist. Write a converting SEO product listing.

Product: {what the product is}
Key specifications: {material, size, features}
Audience: {who buys}
Search terms: {2–5 phrases people search}

Deliver:
1. Title (up to 100 characters, main keyword at the start).
2. 5–7 benefit bullets (a benefit for the buyer, not a dry spec).
3. Description (150–200 words) — weave the keywords in naturally, answer the common questions.
4. A "What's in the box" block.
5. 15 search keywords for the backend keyword field.
Do not keyword-stuff — the text has to read like human writing.

Write seller reply templates for reviews on the {product} listing.

Brand tone: {friendly / businesslike}.

Give 2 reply variants for each case:
1. An enthusiastic 5★ review.
2. A neutral 3★ ("fine, but…").
3. A complaint about product quality.
4. A complaint about delivery (not the seller's fault).
5. A complaint where the buyer misunderstood the product.
Every reply: thank them, show care, and where it's negative offer a resolution — no excuses, no arguing. Add a gentle prompt to contact support if there is a problem.

Generate 10 product listing titles for an A/B test.

Product: {what the product is}
Keywords: {the main search terms}
Limit: up to 100 characters.

Use different approaches:
— keyword + main benefit
— keyword + who it's for
— keyword + the distinguishing spec
— keyword + use case
Start every title with the main keyword. Label which keyword and which angle each one uses.

Write the copy for the infographic slides of a product listing.

Product: {what}
Main benefits: {list}
Specifications: {dimensions, material, contents}
Buyer objections: {what stops them buying}
Audience: {who buys}

For each of the 6 slides give:
— A large headline: up to 5 words, readable in a second on a phone
— A caption: up to 12 words, expanding the headline
— Which 2–3 bullets to put on the slide
— What must be in the photo

Requirements: no "high quality" and no "premium" — specifics and numbers only. The first slide's headline must work even if the person never opens the rest.

Write reply templates for buyer questions in marketplace chat.

Product: {what}
Specifications: {data}
What's included: {contents}
Warranty and returns: {terms}
Tone: {businesslike / friendly}

Two reply variants for each of:
1. "Which size should I pick?"
2. "Is this genuine?"
3. "When will my order arrive?"
4. "Will it fit {related product}?"
5. "What if it doesn't fit?"
6. "Is there a discount for several?"
7. "It arrived damaged"
8. "It doesn't work, how do I use it?"

Rules: answer the question in the first line, no three paragraphs of "Hello, thank you for reaching out". Where it fits, give the instruction rather than sending them to support. Stay within 2–4 sentences.