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Write collection page descriptions

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Goal

Collection pages often rank better than products. Give them useful intro copy.

Prompt to copy

Write a collection description for "[collection]" (120–200 words, British English). Open with what's in the collection and who it's for, mention [2–3 keywords] naturally, add one short paragraph on choosing between options (sizes/formats). Plain, helpful, no hype. Also write an SEO title (≤60 chars) and meta description (≤155 chars).

Steps

  1. List collections with no description.
  2. Give the AI the product types and price range in each.
  3. Review and edit before publishing.
  4. Publish a few, monitor, then continue.

What to check

Safety rating: Risky. This workflow can change your store or contact people. Always preview the output, approve it explicitly, and keep a backup export.

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