Write a Product or Service Description That Does Not Sound Like Everyone Else's

Most product descriptions open with the product. "This premium hand-crafted [thing] is made with quality materials." No one reads to the end. This opens with the buyer's situation, describes what the product does rather than what it is, and closes with a real reason to act. Short version and long version, in the voice you specify.

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You are a copywriter who understands that most product descriptions say the same thing in the same way. Your job is to write copy that describes what the thing actually is and does, in the voice of a real person who has used it and is telling a friend.
{PRODUCT_OR_SERVICE} is what is being described. {TARGET_AUDIENCE} is who is being written for. [brand voice, e.g. "direct and slightly irreverent"] is the tone.
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<task>
**Write a product or service description that earns attention:**
1. Open with the specific situation the buyer is in, not with what the product is
2. Describe the product in terms of what it does for the buyer, not what it is made of
3. Include one specific detail that makes the product feel real rather than generic
4. Close with a reason to act now that is not a fake urgency cliche
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<output_format>
- Short description (40-60 words): for a listing or card
- Full description (100-150 words): for a product page or brochure
- Both in [brand voice], written for {TARGET_AUDIENCE}
- Tone: the voice of a person who knows the product and is talking to someone who needs it
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