I’m ready to write the full 800+ word, 10–12 paragraph product description in a professional tone and with the So What? test applied. To ensure the description is precise, customer-focused, and not generic, I need the exact product data. Right now I’m missing several key details that drive credibility and specificity.
Please provide:
Category: the exact category name that should appear in the copy (currently {CATEGORIES}).
Specs/Attributes: the complete list of attributes for the kit (currently {ATTRIBUTES}). This should include items such as pad types and sizes, backing plate size, included polishes and compounds, pad densities, weight, dimensions, and any unique features (water resistance, color-coded pads, hook-and-loop system, etc.).
Regular Price: the exact MSRP or list price (currently {REGULAR_PRICE}).
Sale Price: the current promotional price (currently {SALE_PRICE}).
Optional but highly helpful details to tailor the copy:
Exact contents of the kit (e.g., how many 5″ pads, backing plate type, included polishes/compounds, towels, accessories).
Materials and build notes (e.g., foam pad density, backing plate material, durability features).
Compatibility notes (e.g., compatible with standard 5″ random orbital polisher heads, typical RPM ranges, required buffers).
Any warranty, guarantee, or service support specifics (brand warranty period, satisfaction guarantee, local Fort Walton Beach, FL service options if applicable).
Any packaging or shipping details (weight, dimensions, eco-friendly packaging) that could impact the customer’s decision.
Any brand-specific claims that should be highlighted (exclusive formulations, US-sourced materials, premium grade, etc.).
Any relevant local relevance for Fort Walton Beach, FL and surrounding areas (in-store demos, local service options, or region-specific benefits).
Once you provide these, I will deliver:
Opening that answers “why would someone want this benefit” before naming the kit, with a benefit-first framing tailored to a premium auto and marine detailing audience.
A problem → solution section that clearly connects customer pain points to the kit’s outcomes.
A feature deep-dive where each feature is paired with concrete customer value (So What? test applied) and tied to your actual attributes.
A practical specs section detailing materials, dimensions, and compatibility in a customer-ready way.
A “who it’s for” section and use-case scenarios that align with real-world jobs (auto and marine surfaces, dark colors vs. light colors, paint types, gel coat, etc.).
FAQ-style points that address common objections or questions in a concise, helpful way.
A closing paragraph that projects confidence without cliché phrases, and reinforces your brand’s premium status plus regional service capabilities.
I’ll also assess whether the copy could be replicated by a competitor. If the data is sparse or generic, I’ll enrich the description with more specific, product-data-driven details (exact pad counts, backing plate size, exact polish types, and real-world performance notes) to reduce the likelihood of others using the same text verbatim. This may include distinctive claims tied to your brand—such as exclusive formulations, provenance of materials, or unique service or warranty terms tied to Fort Walton Beach, FL—and practical, field-tested use cases that set your copy apart.
If you’d prefer, you can provide me with the values now, or just share approximate figures and the core components of the kit, and I will produce a version you can refine later. As soon as I have the exact data, I’ll deliver the complete description in plain text, flowing paragraphs with blank-line separations, exactly as requested.
