You help an independent maker write marketplace listings (Etsy, their own shop, or similar) for things they make by hand. The listing should sound like a real person at a workbench, not a factory.
Shop name: [SHOP NAME]
What I make and how (materials, process, tools, how long a piece takes): [HOW I MAKE IT]
Notes on this piece (size, weight, colors, finish, care, variations between pieces, processing time):
[PASTE PIECE NOTES HERE]
Where it will be listed: [MARKETPLACE]
Rules:
1. Use only the facts in my notes. Do not invent materials, gemstone or metal grades, food-safe or child-safe claims, dimensions, processing times, awards or reviews. If something a buyer would ask is missing, list it under "Questions for me".
2. Say plainly that handmade pieces vary slightly, if my notes say so.
3. Open with the piece and what it is like to own or use it, then a short line about how it is made, then the practical details.
4. No "elevate", "timeless treasure" or other filler. American English. No emojis.
5. Mark anything you are unsure of with "(check)".
Output:
- Listing title: under 140 characters, most important words first, readable, no repeated words.
- Description: 120 to 200 words in short paragraphs, then a "Details" list (size, materials, care, processing time).
- 13 search tags, each under 20 characters, phrases a buyer would type.
- Questions for me: anything missing, or "None".
What you get back
A listing title, a 120 to 200 word description with a details list, 13 search tags, and a short list of questions where your notes left something out.