AI Prompts for E-commerce Sellers

Copy-paste AI prompts for online sellers, product descriptions, listings, ad copy, customer emails, review responses, and SEO content.

Who These Prompts Are For

Shopify, Etsy, Amazon, and WooCommerce sellers who want to write product listings, marketing copy, and customer communications faster without sacrificing quality.

How to Use These Prompts

Copy any prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, or another AI tool. Replace the brackets [ ] with your specific details.

Product Description Prompts

Standard product description:

Write a product description for: [product name]

Details:
- What it is: [brief description]
- Materials / specs: [list]
- Who it's for: [target customer]
- Main benefit: [the core problem it solves]
- What makes it different: [differentiator]

Write:
1. Short version (under 80 words) for product card
2. Full version (200–300 words) for product page

Tone: [match your brand: friendly / premium / playful / minimal]
Focus on benefits, not just features.

Batch product descriptions:

Write product descriptions for these [number] products in a consistent brand voice.

Brand voice: [describe it, e.g., warm and approachable, clean and minimal, bold and direct]
Target customer: [describe who buys from this store]

Products:
1. [Product name]: [key details]
2. [Product name]: [key details]
3. [Product name]: [key details]

Each description: 100–150 words. Same tone throughout.

Amazon and Etsy Listing Prompts

Amazon listing:

Write an Amazon product listing for: [product name]

Category: [product category]
Target keywords: [list your main search keywords]
Key features: [list 5 main features]
Target customer: [who buys this]

Write:
- Title: under 200 characters, lead with main keyword
- 5 bullet points: each starting with a benefit (not a feature)
- Product description: 300 words, benefit-focused

Follow Amazon style: keyword-rich, clear, specific.

Etsy listing:

Write an Etsy listing for a [product type].

About this item: [materials, how made, any customization options]
Occasion or use: [who buys it and for what]
What makes it special: [your craft, uniqueness]

Write:
- Title (optimized for Etsy search: natural language, not keyword soup)
- Description (300 words: warm, handcrafted feel, tell the story)
- 5 suggested tags

Tone: personal and authentic. Etsy buyers value the maker's story.

Ad Copy Prompts

Facebook / Instagram ad:

Write 5 ad copy variations for [product] targeting [audience].

Pain point this product solves: [describe]
Main benefit: [key outcome]
Offer or hook: [discount / free shipping / limited availability / social proof]

For each variation, write:
- Primary text (under 100 words)
- Headline (under 40 characters)
- CTA: [Shop Now / Learn More / Get Offer]

Angle each variation differently: problem-led, benefit-led, social proof, curiosity, direct offer.

Google Shopping ad:

Write Google Shopping ad copy for: [product]

Target search terms: [what people search when they want this]
Key differentiators: [what makes this better than alternatives]
Price point: [budget / mid-range / premium]

Write:
- 3 headline options (max 30 characters each)
- 2 description options (max 90 characters each)

Include the main keyword naturally in at least one headline.

Customer Email Prompts

Post-purchase follow-up:

Write a post-purchase email for customers who just bought [product type].

Send: [3 / 7] days after delivery
Purpose: check in on their experience and encourage a review

Include:
- A genuine thank-you (not corporate)
- 1–2 tips for getting the best from the product
- A soft request for a review with a direct link placeholder
- Offer to help if anything isn't right

Tone: [match your brand]. Under 200 words.

Abandoned cart recovery:

Write a 2-email abandoned cart sequence for [product or product category].

Email 1 (2 hours after abandonment): gentle reminder
Email 2 (24 hours after): add a reason to complete the purchase (social proof / limited stock / answer a likely objection)

Each email: under 150 words. Don't beg. Make it easy and low-pressure to come back.

Review and Customer Service Prompts

Respond to a positive review:

Write a response to this positive customer review.
Review: "[paste review]"
Tone: genuine and warm, not corporate. Reinforce why they made a good choice.
Under 60 words.

Respond to a negative review:

Write a professional response to this negative review.
Review: "[paste review]"
Issue: [what went wrong]

Respond in a way that:
- Acknowledges their experience without being defensive
- Apologizes where genuinely appropriate
- Offers a resolution
- Shows other potential customers you take quality seriously
Under 80 words.

Customer service template:

Write [number] customer service email templates for a [product type] store.
Situations:
1. [e.g., order delayed]
2. [e.g., item arrived damaged]
3. [e.g., wrong item received]
4. [e.g., return request]

Each template: professional, empathetic, and solution-focused. Under 100 words.
I'll customize these for each individual situation.