AI Prompts for ChatGPT for Ecommerce

Write an Amazon product listing for: [DESCRIBE PRODUCT WITH ALL KEY SPECS: NAME, MATERIAL, DIMENSIONS, WEIGHT, COLOR OPTIONS, KEY FEATURES, INTENDED USE]. Target customer: [DESCRIBE]. Main keyword: [PRIMARY KEYWORD]. Include: (1) a title (under 200 characters, starts with brand, includes primary keyword, key features, and size/quantity), (2) 5 bullet points each starting with a benefit in ALL CAPS followed by a feature explanation (under 500 characters each), (3) backend search terms list (up to 250 bytes, no repetition of words already in title). Optimize for both search ranking and conversion.

Write a Shopify product description for: [DESCRIBE PRODUCT]. Target buyer: [DESCRIBE THEIR PROBLEM OR DESIRE THIS PRODUCT ADDRESSES]. The description should: (1) open with the core benefit (not the product name), (2) paint a picture of what life is like with this product, (3) list the key features in a scannable bulleted section, (4) address the top objection a hesitant buyer has, (5) include a brief "how to use" section, (6) close with a clear CTA. Length: 200-300 words. SEO keyword to include naturally: [KEYWORD]. Write conversationally, as if recommending to a friend.

Write SEO-optimized product titles and meta descriptions for these 5 products: [LIST PRODUCTS WITH BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS]. For each, write: (1) a product page title (55-60 characters: Product Name + Key Feature + Brand, include primary keyword), (2) a meta description (140-155 characters: lead with the key benefit, include a CTA like "Free shipping on orders over $50," and include the primary keyword naturally). Focus on search intent: someone clicking this result intends to buy, not just browse.

Write copy for product variants of [PRODUCT NAME]. Variants: [LIST: COLORS, SIZES, CONFIGURATIONS, BUNDLES]. For each variant, write: (1) variant name as it appears in the dropdown, (2) a 1-2 sentence variant-specific description highlighting what makes this option distinctive (not just the color name), (3) any variant-specific use case or benefit. Also write: (4) a "which variant is right for you?" guide that helps shoppers choose between the options, organized as a simple comparison or decision guide.

Write a category page description for [CATEGORY NAME] on our ecommerce store. Products in this category: [BRIEFLY DESCRIBE THE RANGE]. Target SEO keyword: [KEYWORD]. The description should be 150-200 words, appear above the product grid, and accomplish: (1) confirm to the visitor they are in the right place, (2) introduce the range of products and their primary use cases, (3) include the target keyword naturally 1-2 times, (4) mention a key trust signal (brand, quality standard, or value proposition), and (5) include an internal link CTA to a related category or bestseller. Do not just list features; connect to customer desire.

Write a 3-email abandoned cart recovery sequence. The customer added [DESCRIBE PRODUCT CATEGORY] to their cart and did not purchase. Email 1 (1 hour after abandonment, 150 words max): gentle reminder, show the specific product with an image placeholder, no urgency yet. Email 2 (24 hours, 200 words): add social proof (reviews), address the top purchase hesitation for this product category, soft urgency ("stock is limited"). Email 3 (72 hours, 150 words): offer a time-limited discount of [X]%, strong urgency, last chance framing. Each email: subject line + preview text, body, and CTA button text.

Write a 4-email post-purchase sequence for new customers who just bought [DESCRIBE PRODUCT]. Email 1 (confirmation, immediate): order confirmation with warmth, set delivery expectations, include a "what to expect next" note. Email 2 (shipping notification, when shipped): excitement-building, product tips preview. Email 3 (day of delivery): how-to guide or setup tips, set success expectations, invite to community or social. Email 4 (7 days after delivery): ask for a review, provide a discount for next purchase, suggest complementary products. Goal: maximize satisfaction, minimize returns, and drive second purchase.

Write a 3-email win-back campaign for customers who have not purchased in [90/180] days. My store sells: [DESCRIBE PRODUCTS]. Email 1 ("We miss you", 150 words): acknowledge the gap, remind them of what we offer, no discount yet. Email 2 ("Here is what is new", 200 words): highlight new products or categories since their last purchase, soft CTA. Email 3 ("Here is an offer", 150 words): time-limited [X]% discount or free shipping offer, strong urgency, expiry date. Subject lines for all three should A/B test: write 2 options per email. Subject line option A: playful/emotional. Option B: direct/offer-focused.

Write an email asking customers to leave a product review. The customer purchased [DESCRIBE PRODUCT] [X] days ago. The email should: open with a warm note about their purchase, ask for a review in a way that feels like a favor not a chore, explain why reviews help other customers (not just the brand), provide a direct link button to leave the review, and offer a small incentive if applicable ([X]% off next order). Under 200 words. Subject line options: 3 variations from transactional to personal. This email should have a 30%+ open rate, so the subject line is critical.

Write the email introducing our loyalty/rewards program to existing customers who are not yet enrolled. Program overview: [DESCRIBE: POINTS SYSTEM, TIERS, REWARDS, HOW TO EARN AND REDEEM]. The email should: open with a personalized hook referencing their purchase history if possible, explain the program simply with the most compelling benefit leading, show the specific reward they could already be eligible for, include a clear CTA to join/enroll, and make the program feel exclusive and worth their attention. 250-300 words. Subject line: position the email as something that benefits the reader, not a promotional push.

Write a Meta ad creative set for [PRODUCT NAME]. Target audience: [DESCRIBE DEMOGRAPHICS, INTERESTS, BEHAVIORS]. Product price: $[X]. Key benefit: [DESCRIBE TOP BENEFIT]. Write 3 ad variations to A/B test: (1) Problem-Agitate-Solution format (150 words), (2) Social proof format (lead with a testimonial or result, 150 words), (3) Direct offer format (lead with the offer/discount, under 100 words). For each variation, provide: primary text, headline (40 characters), description (30 characters), and a CTA button recommendation. Also suggest 3 image/video creative concepts that would pair with each copy variation.

Optimize these Google Shopping product titles for better click-through rate and conversion: [LIST 5-10 CURRENT PRODUCT TITLES]. For each title, rewrite following the best practice format: [BRAND] + [PRODUCT TYPE] + [KEY ATTRIBUTE 1] + [KEY ATTRIBUTE 2] + [SIZE/COLOR/QUANTITY IF RELEVANT]. Keep each under 150 characters. Prioritize: the most purchase-intent keywords first, specific attributes that shoppers filter by, and avoid promotional language ("best", "amazing") that reduces quality score. Also flag any titles where I need to research which attributes are most searched for in my product category.

Write a 30-45 second TikTok ad script for [PRODUCT NAME]. Product: [DESCRIBE]. Target audience: [DESCRIBE]. The script should follow the TikTok ad format: (1) Hook (0-3 seconds: stops the scroll, bold visual or statement, do not open with a logo or product shot), (2) Problem (3-10 seconds: relate to the viewer's frustration or desire), (3) Product Introduction (10-25 seconds: show the product in use, not in a box), (4) Proof (25-35 seconds: result, transformation, or testimonial), (5) CTA (35-45 seconds: clear and direct). Write as spoken dialogue. Suggest UGC-style creator direction for each section.

Write retargeting ad copy for visitors who viewed [PRODUCT PAGE] but did not purchase. The ads will run on Meta and Google display. Write: (1) a carousel ad for visitors who only viewed the product (remind + new angle), (2) an ad for abandoned cart visitors (urgency + objection removal), (3) an ad for past purchasers being upsold on a complementary product. For each: primary text (150 words), headline, and CTA. Retargeting copy should feel personal ("you were checking out..."), address the specific hesitation, and make returning feel low-effort.

Write Google Search ad copy for [PRODUCT NAME/CATEGORY]. Target keywords: [LIST PRIMARY AND SECONDARY KEYWORDS]. Write 5 responsive search ad headlines (30 characters each) and 4 descriptions (90 characters each) that: include the main keyword in at least 2 headlines, highlight the top 3 benefits in descriptions, include a price or offer in one headline, include a CTA in at least one description, and vary in approach (benefit-led, feature-led, urgency-led, social proof-led). Also suggest 3 ad extensions: sitelinks (4), callouts (4), and structured snippets to add to this ad group.

Write responses to these negative customer reviews on [AMAZON/GOOGLE/TRUSTPILOT/OUR WEBSITE]: [PASTE 3-5 NEGATIVE REVIEWS]. Each response should: acknowledge the customer's frustration without being defensive, take responsibility for the experience even if the issue was partly the customer's fault, offer a specific resolution, and invite them to contact us privately to resolve it. Under 150 words per response. Professional and empathetic tone. Do not argue with the customer in the public response even if the review seems unfair.

Write customer service email templates for these common ecommerce situations: (1) order delayed beyond estimated delivery, (2) item arrived damaged, (3) customer received wrong item, (4) refund request for a product that meets our policy requirements, (5) refund request for a product that does NOT meet our policy but we want to make an exception. For each template: subject line, body (under 200 words), and the resolution we are offering. Warm, apologetic where appropriate, and always end with a clear statement of what happens next and when.

Write a comprehensive FAQ page for [PRODUCT NAME OR PRODUCT CATEGORY]. Based on common customer questions for this type of product, answer these categories of questions: Before Purchase (sizing/fit, material, compatibility, what is included), Shipping and Delivery (timeframes, international, tracking), Returns and Refunds (policy, how to initiate, timeline), Product Care and Use (how to use, how to clean, how to store), and Warranty and Support. Write 3-5 questions per category with clear, direct answers. The FAQ should preemptively answer questions and reduce the need for customer service contacts.

Write a sequence of 3 emails to nudge subscription customers who are showing churn signals (reduced engagement, skipped a delivery, or are approaching renewal). Email 1: check-in email asking about their experience with soft offer to pause instead of cancel. Email 2: personalized product spotlight showing value they have received, include a testimonial from a long-term subscriber. Email 3: special renewal offer (discount or bonus item) with a deadline. Goal: reduce churn rate by 15-20%. Each email under 200 words, conversational and non-pushy in tone. Do not make canceling seem like the primary option.

Write an email sequence for customers who returned a product. Email 1 (return confirmation): confirm the return was received, state the refund timeline, and ask for a single-question feedback response about why they returned. Email 2 (3 days after refund issued): thank them for shopping with us, present 2-3 alternative products that might better fit their need based on the return reason, offer a small incentive to try again. The goal is to convert a return into a retained customer, not to make them feel guilty about the return. Under 200 words each.