Before you publish AI-written product descriptions, check these
A first draft from AI takes seconds. These are the checks that take a few minutes and keep it from costing you later:
- Every fact. Materials, dimensions, compatibility, care instructions. Where the input has a gap, a model fills it with something plausible, and a wrong size comes back as a return.
- Claims you may not make. Health, safety and environmental claims are regulated in most markets, and "eco-friendly" with nothing behind it is exactly what regulators look for.
- Sameness. Ask for a description of a product a hundred other shops sell and you get roughly what they got. Feed it your own notes: who buys it, what they ask before buying, what returns and reviews say.
- Your voice. Paste two descriptions you wrote yourself and ask it to match them.
- How it reads on a phone. Long, even paragraphs look fine in an editor and like a wall on a small screen.
What would you add to the list?
- Every fact. Materials, dimensions, compatibility, care instructions. Where the input has a gap, a model fills it with something plausible, and a wrong size comes back as a return.
- Claims you may not make. Health, safety and environmental claims are regulated in most markets, and "eco-friendly" with nothing behind it is exactly what regulators look for.
- Sameness. Ask for a description of a product a hundred other shops sell and you get roughly what they got. Feed it your own notes: who buys it, what they ask before buying, what returns and reviews say.
- Your voice. Paste two descriptions you wrote yourself and ask it to match them.
- How it reads on a phone. Long, even paragraphs look fine in an editor and like a wall on a small screen.
What would you add to the list?
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Einars Melderis
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