Top AI Prompts for Crafting Product Descriptions

Outline 5 unique selling points for a compact wireless speaker, inspired by the ‘Summer 2024 Launch’ brief.

Use Case: Accelerates the creation of persuasive product highlights based on existing marketing materials.

ClickUp Brain Behaviour: Analyzes linked documents to extract key features and benefits, suggesting impactful selling points.

Identify current trends in eco-friendly packaging for consumer electronics under $50 in North America.

Use case: Guides sustainable packaging choices with up-to-date market insights.

ClickUp Brain Behaviour: Combines internal research with public data (via Brain Max) to summarize relevant packaging trends.

Draft a product description for a minimalist smartwatch inspired by Scandinavian design principles. Reference Design File #12 and previous concept notes.

Use Case: Aligns marketing and design teams with a consistent, clear product narrative.

ClickUp Brain Behaviour: Extracts relevant details from linked files to create a structured, engaging product description.

Compare battery life claims between Brand A and Brand B’s latest earbuds using our ‘Battery Specs Q3’ document.

Use Case: Provides quick, data-driven competitive insights without manual research.

ClickUp Brain Behaviour: Summarizes tabular and textual data from internal docs into a concise comparison.

List top materials used in premium laptop cases, referencing R&D notes and supplier specifications.

Use Case: Helps select durable and appealing materials for product development.

ClickUp Brain Behavior: Scans internal documents to identify frequently mentioned materials and their performance attributes.

From the ‘Quality Assurance Checklist’ doc, generate a formatted list of product testing criteria for electronics.

Use Case: Simplifies test planning by automating checklist creation.

ClickUp Brain Behavior: Extracts testing requirements and formats them into an actionable checklist within a task or document.

Summarize 3 emerging UX trends in mobile app interfaces from recent user research and tech reviews.

Use Case: Keeps product descriptions aligned with current user experience expectations.

ClickUp Brain Behavior: Identifies patterns and key findings from linked research documents.

From the ‘Millennial Shopper Survey Q2’ doc, summarize key preferences for online product descriptions.

Use Case: Helps marketing teams tailor copy to target audience behaviors.

ClickUp Brain Behavior: Analyzes survey data to highlight recurring themes and customer feedback.

Write concise and engaging product feature highlights for a fitness tracker, using the tone guide in ‘BrandVoice.pdf’.

Use Case: Speeds up content creation while maintaining brand voice consistency.

ClickUp Brain Behavior: Draws on tone references to suggest varied copy options for product features.

Summarize key regulatory changes in EU 2025 labeling requirements and their impact on product packaging.

Use Case: Ensures product descriptions and packaging comply with new standards.

ClickUp Brain Behavior: Condenses internal compliance documents; Brain Max can supplement with public updates if available.

Generate placement and size guidelines for product labels, referencing region-specific compliance documents in our workspace.

Use Case: Guarantees adherence to local labeling regulations.

ClickUp Brain Behavior: Extracts measurement rules and positioning standards from internal files to create a compliance checklist.

Create a product safety checklist using US Consumer Product Safety Commission 2025 guidelines and our product design folder.

Use Case: Supports quality assurance teams in verifying safety compliance.

ClickUp Brain Behavior: Identifies requirements from PDFs and internal docs, organizing tasks by safety category.

Compare sustainability features like recycled content across competitor products using our market analysis documents.

Use Case: Informs eco-friendly product positioning and innovation.

ClickUp Brain Behavior: Summarizes comparative data into clear, digestible formats such as tables or briefs.

What product description trends are emerging for smart home devices since 2023?

Use Case: Provides marketing teams with forward-looking insights to refine messaging.

ClickUp Brain Behavior: Synthesizes trends from research notes, concept summaries, and uploaded reports.

Summarize key usability feedback from Southeast Asia customer reviews on portable speakers (materials, features, user interface).

Use Case: Drives region-specific product description improvements.

ClickUp Brain Behavior: Extracts and prioritizes user feedback from surveys, notes, and tagged tickets.

Define the product and audience clearly

Vague prompts produce generic descriptions. Specify product type (e.g., “wireless earbuds” or “organic skincare serum”), key features (e.g., “noise-cancelling” or “all-natural ingredients”), and target customers (e.g., “fitness enthusiasts” or “sensitive skin users”).

Example: “Write a product description for a waterproof smartwatch designed for outdoor adventurers.”

Use comparative prompts to highlight advantages

AI excels at contrasting products. Use prompts like “compare X with Y” to emphasize unique selling points, differentiate from competitors, or showcase improvements.

Example: “Compare battery life and durability between Brand A’s headphones and Brand B’s.”

Focus prompts on customer needs

Frame your prompt around the customer’s problem or desire. Instead of “Generate product features,” aim for outcomes:

Example: “Describe how this ergonomic office chair reduces back pain during long workdays.”

Specify the desired output format

Need a bullet list, persuasive paragraph, or feature-benefit table? Indicate it explicitly. AI delivers better when the format is clear.

Example: “Provide 5 bullet points highlighting the eco-friendly aspects of this reusable water bottle.”