AI Product Tools Documentation
Use Cases & Workflows

Workflows & Use Cases

Real-world workflows and strategies for AI Product Tools tailored to different business types, product categories, and store sizes with concrete examples and timing.

Time to complete: 10-15 minutes to understand workflow options You'll learn: How to apply AI Product Tools to your specific business scenario with proven strategies

This guide provides actionable workflows for different business types and scenarios. Choose the workflow that matches your situation and follow the step-by-step approach.

Choose Your Workflow

By Business Size:

By Product Type:

By Use Case:

Business Type Workflows

Small E-commerce Stores (< 100 products)

Scenario: You have 20-100 products and want high-quality descriptions without spending hours writing.

Recommended Approach: Quality-First Strategy

Why this works:

  • Small catalog means you can afford to review every description
  • Personal touch maintains brand voice
  • Manual refinement ensures accuracy
  • Build reputation with excellent content

Complete Workflow:

Week 1: Setup & Testing (2 hours total)

Day 1 - Setup (30 minutes):

  1. Install AI Product Tools (Installation Guide)
  2. Set up API provider (API Setup Guide)
    • Recommendation: Start with OpenRouter free tier
  3. Generate test description for 1 product
  4. Review quality and adjust prompts if needed

Day 2 - Pilot Batch (45 minutes):

  1. Select your 5 best-selling products
  2. Use Single Product Generator
  3. Generate descriptions one by one
  4. Edit and refine each description
  5. Apply to products

Day 3 - Quality Check (15 minutes):

  1. View products on your storefront
  2. Check mobile display
  3. Verify no formatting issues
  4. Gather feedback from team/friends

Day 4-7 - Prompt Refinement (30 minutes):

  1. Based on pilot results, customize prompts
  2. Add brand voice instructions
  3. Include key product details to emphasize
  4. See Settings Guide for prompt customization

Week 2: Bulk Generation (3 hours total)

Day 1 - Prepare Data (1 hour):

  1. Audit all products for missing info:
    • Every product has title
    • Assigned to specific categories
    • Key attributes filled (size, color, material)
  2. Clean up "Uncategorized" products
  3. Group similar products mentally (for batch generation)

Day 2-5 - Generate by Category (2 hours = 30 min/day):

  1. Use Advanced Bulk Generator for quality
  2. Generate 10-20 products per batch
  3. Process:
    • Navigate to Advanced Bulk Generator
    • Filter by category (e.g., "Men's T-Shirts")
    • Click "Generate"
    • Wait 5-10 minutes for completion
  4. Review queue:
    • Read each generated description
    • Edit directly in review interface if needed
    • Approve high-quality descriptions
    • Regenerate poor-quality ones
  5. Repeat for each category

Day 6-7 - Final Polish:

  1. Check all products on storefront
  2. Make manual tweaks for flagship products
  3. Add personal touches where brand voice matters most

Cost Estimate:

  • 100 products × 1 credit each = 100 credits
  • Free Plan: Use Standard Bulk Generator (unlimited)
  • Pro Plan: Covers with monthly allocation

Time Savings:

  • Manual writing: 100 products × 15 min = 25 hours
  • AI + review: 100 products × 3 min review = 5 hours
  • Savings: 20 hours (80% time reduction)

Example Success Story:

"Coffee & Tea Shop" (45 products)

  • Day 1: Set up OpenRouter, tested 3 descriptions
  • Day 2: Generated all descriptions using Advanced Bulk Generator
  • Day 3: Reviewed and approved (edited 12 out of 45)
  • Result: Professional descriptions in 2.5 hours vs. estimated 10 hours manual

Medium Stores (100-1000 products)

Scenario: You have hundreds of products across multiple categories and need efficiency without sacrificing quality.

Recommended Approach: Balanced Efficiency Strategy

Why this works:

  • Too many products to review individually
  • Automation saves significant time
  • Selective review for high-value products
  • Standardization maintains consistency

Complete Workflow:

Phase 1: Strategic Planning (1 hour)

Step 1 - Product Prioritization (30 minutes):

Create three tiers:

Tier 1 - High Value (20% of products):

  • Best sellers
  • High-margin items
  • Brand flagship products
  • New releases

Tier 2 - Standard (60% of products):

  • Regular catalog items
  • Moderate sales volume
  • Established products

Tier 3 - Long Tail (20% of products):

  • Low-traffic items
  • Clearance items
  • Rarely viewed products

Step 2 - Prompt Engineering (30 minutes):

  1. Create 2-3 prompt templates:
    • Premium template (for Tier 1)
    • Standard template (for Tier 2 & 3)
  2. Test templates on 1 product from each tier
  3. Refine based on output quality

See Variables & Custom Fields for advanced templates

Phase 2: Tier 1 - High-Touch Generation (5 hours)

For your top 20% products:

  1. Use Advanced Bulk Generator with Review:

    • Filter to Tier 1 products (by tag or category)
    • Batch size: 20 products at a time
    • Total batches: ~10 batches

  2. Review Process:

    • Approve excellent descriptions (60%)
    • Edit good descriptions (30%)
    • Regenerate poor descriptions (10%)

  3. Time investment:

    • Generation: 10 batches × 10 min = 100 minutes
    • Review: 200 products × 1 min = 200 minutes
    • Total: 5 hours for 200 products

Phase 3: Tier 2 - Standard Generation (4 hours)

For your middle 60% products:

  1. Use Standard Bulk Generator:

    • No review queue needed
    • Plain text descriptions
    • Apply directly
    • Free / unlimited usage

  2. Batch approach:

    • Generate 50 products per batch
    • Filter by category for consistency
    • Total batches: ~12 batches

  3. Spot-check quality:

    • Review 10% randomly (every 10th product)
    • If quality issues: adjust prompts and regenerate category

  4. Time investment:

    • Generation + apply: 12 batches × 20 min = 240 minutes
    • Total: 4 hours for 600 products

Phase 4: Tier 3 - Automated Generation (2 hours)

For your long-tail 20% products:

  1. Set up Automation Job:

    • Navigate to Automation Jobs
    • Create job: "Long Tail Descriptions"
    • Tool: Description Generator
    • Schedule: One-time run
    • Auto-apply: Enabled (no review)
    • Filter: Tier 3 products (by tag or low-stock status)

  2. Monitor progress:

    • Job runs in background
    • Check progress every 30 minutes
    • Review job logs for errors

  3. Post-generation audit:

    • Spot-check 5% of generated content
    • Fix any obvious errors manually
    • Most products acceptable without review

  4. Time investment:

    • Setup: 30 minutes
    • Monitoring: 1 hour (passive)
    • Audit: 30 minutes
    • Total: 2 hours for 200 products

Phase 5: Ongoing Maintenance (30 min/week)

New Products:

  1. Add products with complete data (title, category, attributes)
  2. Use Single Product Generator for immediate generation
  3. Review before publishing (takes 2 minutes per product)

Updates:

  1. Monthly: Review top sellers for freshness
  2. Quarterly: Refresh seasonal product descriptions
  3. As needed: Update descriptions when products change

Total Implementation Time:

  • Planning: 1 hour
  • Tier 1: 5 hours
  • Tier 2: 4 hours
  • Tier 3: 2 hours
  • Total: 12 hours for 1000 products

Cost Estimate:

  • Tier 1 (200 products): 400 credits (Advanced Bulk)
  • Tier 2 (600 products): Free (Standard Bulk)
  • Tier 3 (200 products): 400 credits (Automation)
  • Total: 800 credits (Pro plan covers this)

Manual Alternative:

  • 1000 products × 15 min = 250 hours
  • Savings: 238 hours (95% time reduction)

Large Enterprise (1000+ products)

Scenario: You have thousands of products, frequent inventory changes, and need systematic automation.

Recommended Approach: Automated Pipeline Strategy

Why this works:

  • Impossible to manually review thousands of products
  • Automation essential for scale
  • Systematic quality control via sampling
  • Continuous operation handles ongoing changes

Complete Workflow:

Phase 1: System Architecture (2 days)

Day 1 - Data Audit & Cleanup (4 hours):

  1. Export product data:

    # Via WP-CLI
wp wc product list --format=csv > products.csv

  2. Identify data gaps:

    • Products with no category
    • Missing titles or very short titles
    • No attributes defined
    • Blank short descriptions

  3. Bulk data fixes:

    • Assign uncategorized products to appropriate categories
    • Enrich product attributes (size, color, material)
    • Import product specs from manufacturer data
    • Use product filter to identify problem products

  4. Create product segments:

    • High-priority: New arrivals, promotions, best sellers
    • Standard: Regular catalog
    • Legacy: Old products, low traffic
    • Seasonal: Holiday-specific products

Day 2 - Prompt Strategy & Testing (4 hours):

  1. Create prompt library:

    • Category-specific prompts (Electronics, Clothing, Home, etc.)
    • Brand voice guidelines document
    • Compliance requirements (legal disclaimers, etc.)

  2. Set up custom variables:

    • Map product custom fields to variables
    • Include: manufacturer, warranty, certifications
    • See Variables Guide

  3. Test matrix:

    • Select 3 products from each major category
    • Generate with category-specific prompts
    • Measure quality score (1-5 scale)
    • Refine prompts based on results

  4. Establish quality benchmarks:

    • Define "acceptable" vs "excellent" descriptions
    • Create checklist for human reviewers
    • Set sampling rate (5% for high-priority, 1% for standard)

Phase 2: Automation Setup (1 day)

Morning - High-Priority Pipeline (3 hours):

Create automation job: "New Arrivals Auto-Description"

Configuration:

  • Tool: Description Generator
  • Schedule: Daily at 2 AM
  • Product Filter: 
    {
  "date_created": "last 24 hours",
  "status": "publish",
  "category": ["new-arrivals", "featured"]
}
  • Review Mode: Draft review enabled
  • Reviewer Assignment: Product managers get notification

Purpose: Catch new products added by merchandising team

Afternoon - Standard Catalog Pipeline (3 hours):

Create automation job: "Weekly Catalog Refresh"

Configuration:

  • Tool: Description Generator
  • Schedule: Weekly (Sunday at 1 AM)
  • Product Filter: 
    {
  "description": "empty OR length < 50",
  "stock_status": "instock",
  "category_not": ["clearance", "discontinued"]
}
  • Review Mode: Auto-apply (no review)
  • Post-Processing: Flag products for 1% sampling

Purpose: Fill gaps in existing catalog automatically

Phase 3: Quality Assurance System (Ongoing)

Daily Monitoring (15 minutes/day):

  1. Check automation job logs:

    • Review error rate
    • Identify failed generations
    • Monitor credit consumption

  2. Review high-priority drafts:

    • Product managers approve new arrival descriptions
    • Edit if necessary before applying
    • Track approval rate (target: >85% approve without edits)

Weekly Quality Audit (2 hours/week):

  1. Sample auto-applied descriptions:

    • Randomly select 1% of weekly auto-generated content
    • Score quality (1-5 scale)
    • Document common issues

  2. Adjust automation parameters:

    • If quality score < 4.0 average: Tighten prompt or enable review
    • If approval rate < 80%: Refine prompt template
    • If error rate > 5%: Investigate product data issues

  3. Track metrics:

    • Descriptions generated per week
    • Human review time saved
    • Quality score trend
    • Credit consumption vs. budget

Monthly Optimization (4 hours/month):

  1. Category performance review:

    • Which categories have highest quality scores?
    • Which need prompt refinement?

  2. Prompt template updates:

    • Incorporate learnings from quality audits
    • A/B test new prompt variations

  3. Automation expansion:

    • Add new product categories to automation
    • Create specialized jobs for seasonal products

Phase 4: Advanced Workflows

Workflow 1: Product Launch Campaign

Scenario: Launching 50 new products next week

Process:

  1. Week before launch:

    • Merchandising team adds products with all attributes
    • Products tagged "launch-2025-01"

  2. 4 days before launch:

    • Manual trigger of automation job filtered to launch tag
    • Descriptions generated overnight

  3. 3 days before launch:

    • Product managers review all launch descriptions
    • Marketing team adds promotional language if needed
    • Approve descriptions

  4. Launch day:

    • Products go live with professional descriptions
    • No last-minute content scramble

Time savings: 15 hours vs. manual writing

Workflow 2: Multilingual Expansion

Scenario: Expanding to Germany, need German descriptions

Process:

  1. Set language: Settings → Language → Deutsch
  2. Create automation job: "German Catalog Generation"
    • Filter: All products
    • Auto-apply: Disabled (review for accuracy)
    • Schedule: One-time run
  3. Native speaker review:
    • German team reviews generated descriptions
    • Approves or edits
  4. Apply to German store: Export/import or direct apply

Alternative: Use translation plugin integration after generating English descriptions

Workflow 3: SEO Optimization Campaign

Scenario: Improve search rankings with keyword-rich content

Process:

  1. Keyword research: Identify target keywords per category
  2. Update prompts: Include keyword instructions
    • Example: "Naturally include the keyword 'organic cotton' in the description"
  3. Generate with keyword focus:
    • Use Premium features (Pro plan): Keyword targeting
    • See Title Generator for SEO titles
  4. Track results: Monitor search rankings over 90 days

Total Enterprise Implementation:

  • Initial setup: 3 days
  • Ongoing maintenance: 2.5 hours/week
  • First-month generation: 5000 products
  • Ongoing: 50-100 new products/week automated

Cost at Scale:

  • Pro Plan: 2,500 credits/month = ~1,250 descriptions
  • Business Plan: 10,000 credits/month = ~5,000 descriptions
  • For 5000+ products: Business plan recommended

ROI Calculation:

  • Manual content: 5000 products × $15/product (outsourced) = $75,000
  • AI Product Tools Business: $199/month = $2,388/year
  • Savings: $72,612 first year (97% cost reduction)

Product Category Strategies

Fashion & Apparel Strategy

Unique Challenges:

  • Descriptions need style/fashion language
  • Size guides and fit information critical
  • Seasonal trends require updated language
  • Material composition matters

Optimized Workflow:

  1. Customize prompts for fashion:

    System Prompt Example:
"You are a fashion copywriter with expertise in [category].
Emphasize style, fit, and fabric quality.
Use vivid yet concise language.
Include size/fit guidance where applicable.
Highlight versatility and styling suggestions."

  2. Use custom variables for specs:

    • {material} → Product attribute "Material"
    • {fit} → Product attribute "Fit Type"
    • {care_instructions} → Custom field

  3. Category-specific prompts:

    • Dresses: Emphasize occasion, silhouette, length
    • Shoes: Emphasize comfort, style, versatility
    • Accessories: Emphasize statement-making, pairing suggestions

  4. Seasonal refresh automation:

    • Create job: "Spring Collection 2025"
    • Filter: Products tagged "spring-2025"
    • Schedule: Before season launch
    • Include seasonal trending keywords

Example Output:

Before AI:

"Blue cotton t-shirt. Available in S, M, L, XL."

After AI (Optimized Prompt):

"Crafted from soft, breathable 100% organic cotton, this classic crewneck tee in versatile navy blue effortlessly elevates your everyday style. The relaxed fit offers all-day comfort, while the durable fabric maintains its shape and color wash after wash. Pair with jeans for casual weekends or layer under a blazer for smart-casual appeal. Available in sizes S-XL."

Electronics & Tech Strategy

Unique Challenges:

  • Technical specifications critical
  • Need to balance features with benefits
  • Compatibility information essential
  • Warranty/support details required

Optimized Workflow:

  1. Create comprehensive attribute structure:

    • Required attributes: Brand, Model, Specifications
    • Custom fields: Warranty, Compatibility, Technical Support
    • Map all to custom variables

  2. Technical prompt template:

    System Prompt Example:
"You are a technical copywriter for electronics.
Start with key benefits (what it does for the user).
Follow with specifications (how it works).
Include compatibility information clearly.
End with confidence-building elements (warranty, support).
Use technical terms accurately but explain complex concepts."

  3. Specification formatting:

    • Use bullet points for specs
    • Include compatibility lists
    • Add warranty information systematically

  4. Quality control for technical accuracy:

    • Enable draft review for all electronics
    • Technical team verifies specifications
    • Check that model numbers match product data

Example Output:

"Experience crystal-clear sound with the TechSound Pro Wireless Headphones. Featuring advanced active noise cancellation and 40mm drivers, these headphones deliver immersive audio perfect for music, calls, and gaming. Enjoy up to 30 hours of playtime on a single charge, with fast-charging providing 3 hours of use in just 15 minutes.

Key Specifications:

  • Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity (range up to 30ft)
  • Active Noise Cancellation (ANC)
  • 40mm premium drivers
  • 30-hour battery life
  • Built-in microphone with noise reduction
  • Compatible with iOS, Android, Windows, and Mac

Backed by a 2-year manufacturer warranty and 24/7 technical support. Includes carrying case, USB-C charging cable, and 3.5mm audio cable."

Food & Beverage Strategy

Unique Challenges:

  • Sensory descriptions (taste, aroma, texture)
  • Dietary/allergen information critical
  • Certifications matter (organic, fair trade, kosher)
  • Storage and preparation instructions

Optimized Workflow:

  1. Add food-specific attributes:

    • Ingredients list
    • Allergen information
    • Certifications (Organic, Fair Trade, etc.)
    • Storage instructions
    • Origin/sourcing information

  2. Sensory-focused prompts:

    System Prompt Example:
"You are a food & beverage copywriter with a culinary background.
Use sensory language to describe taste, aroma, and texture.
Highlight origin, quality, and sourcing transparency.
Always include allergen warnings clearly.
Mention serving suggestions and pairings.
Emphasize certifications and quality standards."

  3. Compliance requirements:

    • Enable draft review for ALL food products
    • Nutritionist or compliance officer verifies:
      • Allergen warnings accurate
      • Claims substantiated (organic, non-GMO, etc.)
      • Regulatory compliance (FDA, EU regulations)

  4. Create serving suggestion section:

    • Use variables to include recipes or pairing ideas
    • Link to preparation guides if available

Example Output:

"Awaken your senses with our Single-Origin Ethiopian Coffee Beans, sourced directly from small family farms in the Sidamo region. These carefully hand-picked Arabica beans reveal bright notes of blueberry and citrus, with a smooth, wine-like finish. Light to medium roast preserves the beans' delicate floral character and crisp acidity.

Each batch is roasted in small quantities to ensure peak freshness. Certified organic and fair trade, supporting sustainable farming practices and ethical trade relationships.

Perfect For: Pour-over, French press, or cold brew Tasting Notes: Blueberry, citrus, floral, wine-like acidity Origin: Sidamo, Ethiopia | Altitude: 1,800-2,200m Certifications: USDA Organic, Fair Trade Certified

Storage: Keep in an airtight container away from light and moisture. Best enjoyed within 2-4 weeks of opening.

Roasted to order and shipped fresh within 48 hours."

B2B Products Strategy

Unique Challenges:

  • Longer, more detailed descriptions needed
  • ROI and business benefits emphasis
  • Technical specifications more complex
  • Compliance and certifications critical

Optimized Workflow:

  1. B2B-specific prompt engineering:

    System Prompt Example:
"You are a B2B product specialist writing for business decision-makers.
Lead with business value and ROI.
Include detailed technical specifications.
Highlight certifications, compliance, and standards.
Address total cost of ownership.
Include scalability and integration capabilities.
Use professional, authoritative tone."

  2. Include business-focused variables:

    • ROI data points
    • Case study references
    • Compliance certifications
    • Warranty and service level agreements (SLA)
    • Integration compatibility

  3. Longer descriptions acceptable:

    • Increase max_length setting to 500-800 words
    • Business buyers read more detail
    • Include specifications table

  4. Review by product specialists:

    • Technical accuracy critical
    • Business claims must be substantiated
    • Compliance reviewed by legal team if needed

Example Output:

Industrial Air Compressor System - Model AC-5000P

Maximize Productivity, Minimize Downtime

Engineered for demanding industrial environments, the AC-5000P delivers reliable, consistent compressed air for manufacturing operations up to 50,000 sq ft. Advanced variable-speed drive technology reduces energy consumption by up to 35% compared to fixed-speed models, lowering operating costs and delivering ROI within 18-24 months for typical applications.

Key Business Benefits:

  • Energy Efficiency: 35% reduction in power consumption vs. traditional models
  • Reliability: 99.9% uptime rating with predictive maintenance alerts
  • Lower TCO: Reduced maintenance costs with 10,000-hour service intervals
  • Scalability: Modular design supports capacity expansion up to 200 CFM

Technical Specifications:

  • Maximum Pressure: 175 PSI
  • Flow Rate: 100 CFM @ 100 PSI
  • Motor: 25 HP, 3-phase, 230/460V
  • Tank Capacity: 120 gallons
  • Noise Level: 72 dB(A) @ 1 meter
  • Dimensions: 72"H × 48"W × 60"D
  • Weight: 1,850 lbs

Compliance & Certifications:

  • ASME pressure vessel certified
  • UL/CSA electrical safety approved
  • ISO 8573-1 Class 1 air quality
  • OSHA compliant safety systems

Service & Support:

  • 5-year limited warranty (compressor pump)
  • 24/7 technical support hotline
  • Nationwide service network
  • Remote diagnostics capability
  • Preventive maintenance plans available

Integration Ready: Compatible with existing plant SCADA systems via Modbus TCP/IP. Optional IoT connectivity for cloud-based monitoring and analytics.

Request a site assessment and energy audit to calculate your specific ROI."

Use Case: New Store Launch

Scenario: You're launching a new e-commerce store with 200 products and need all content ready before going live.

Timeline: 2 Weeks

Week 1: Preparation & Setup

Day 1-2: Product Data Import (8 hours):

  1. Import products from supplier/manufacturer
  2. Ensure all products have:
    • Clear titles
    • Assigned categories
    • At least 3 attributes each
    • Images uploaded
  3. Fix any data quality issues

Day 3: AI Product Tools Setup (2 hours):

  1. Install plugin (Installation Guide)
  2. Configure API provider (API Setup Guide)
  3. Customize prompts for your brand voice
  4. Test with 5 sample products

Day 4-5: Prompt Refinement (3 hours):

  1. Generate test descriptions for 20 products
  2. Review quality
  3. Refine prompts based on results
  4. Get stakeholder approval on sample outputs

Week 2: Generation & Launch

Day 6-7: Bulk Generation (6 hours):

  1. Use Advanced Bulk Generator
  2. Generate in batches of 25 products
  3. Review and approve all descriptions
  4. Apply to products

Day 8-9: Quality Control (4 hours):

  1. View all product pages on staging site
  2. Check formatting, images, descriptions
  3. Test mobile display
  4. Make final edits

Day 10: Launch Preparation (2 hours):

  1. Final review of flagship products
  2. SEO check (meta descriptions, titles)
  3. Test checkout flow with product pages

Day 11-12: Go Live! 🎉

  1. Publish site
  2. Monitor for any display issues
  3. Gather customer feedback

Day 13-14: Post-Launch Optimization (2 hours):

  1. Review analytics for product page engagement
  2. Identify any underperforming descriptions
  3. Refine and regenerate if needed

Total Time Investment: ~27 hours (vs. 50+ hours for manual writing)

Use Case: Catalog Refresh

Scenario: Your store has been running for 2 years with 500 products. Many descriptions are outdated, inconsistent, or missing.

Goal: Systematically refresh entire catalog without disrupting operations.

Timeline: 1 Month (Rolling Update)

Week 1: Audit & Prioritization

  1. Export product data and audit:

    • Identify products with no descriptions
    • Flag products with < 50 words
    • Mark high-traffic products for priority

  2. Segment products:

    • Immediate (100 products): No description OR high-traffic
    • Priority (200 products): Short/poor quality, moderate traffic
    • Standard (200 products): Adequate but could be better

Week 2: Immediate Products

  1. Generate descriptions for 100 products with no content
  2. Use Advanced Bulk Generator with review
  3. Apply after approval
  4. Impact: Immediate improvement in SEO and conversions

Week 3: Priority Products

  1. Generate fresh descriptions for 200 priority products
  2. Use automation job scheduled for off-peak hours
  3. Review drafts in batches
  4. Replace old descriptions with improved versions

Week 4: Standard Products

  1. Generate improved descriptions for remaining 200 products
  2. Use Standard Bulk Generator for efficiency
  3. Spot-check quality
  4. Apply systematically

Result: Refreshed entire catalog with modern, SEO-optimized descriptions in 4 weeks

Use Case: Multilingual Expansion

Scenario: You want to expand to 3 new countries (Germany, France, Spain) and need product descriptions in each language.

Approach: Language-Specific Generation

Option 1: Direct Generation in Target Language

For each language:

  1. Change language setting:

    • Settings → Language → Select target language
    • Plugin generates natively in selected language

  2. Generate descriptions:

    • Use automation job or bulk generator
    • Content generated in target language
    • Handles idioms and cultural nuances better than translation

  3. Native speaker review:

    • Local team reviews generated content
    • Checks for cultural appropriateness
    • Verifies product terminology

Advantages:

  • Better cultural fit
  • More natural language
  • Avoids translation artifacts

Time per language: 10-15 hours for 500 products

Option 2: Generate in English + Machine Translation

Workflow:

  1. Generate high-quality English descriptions
  2. Export descriptions
  3. Use translation plugin or service (WPML, Weglot, etc.)
  4. Import translated versions
  5. Spot-check translations

Advantages:

  • Faster for multiple languages
  • Consistent messaging across markets
  • Leverages existing English content

Time for 3 languages: 15-20 hours total for 500 products

Recommended: Option 1 for best quality, Option 2 for speed

Use Case: SEO Optimization

Scenario: You want to improve search rankings by optimizing product descriptions with target keywords.

Goal: Increase organic traffic by 30% over 6 months.

Strategy:

Month 1: Keyword Research & Setup

  1. Identify target keywords:

    • Use Google Keyword Planner, Ahrefs, or SEMrush
    • Map keywords to product categories
    • Document primary and secondary keywords per product type

  2. Update prompt templates:

    • Include keyword guidance in prompts
    • Example: "Naturally incorporate the keyword '[keyword]' 2-3 times in the description"
    • See Settings Guide

  3. Enable Title Generator (Pro feature):

    • Use keyword-targeting feature
    • Generate SEO-optimized titles
    • See Title Generator

Month 2-3: Content Generation

  1. Generate keyword-rich descriptions:

    • Use updated prompts with keyword guidance
    • Apply to all products systematically
    • Monitor keyword density (aim for 1-2% density)

  2. Optimize titles:

    • Use Title Generator with keyword input
    • Apply SEO-optimized titles
    • Keep under 60 characters for search display

  3. Add meta descriptions:

    • Generate short descriptions specifically for meta tags
    • Include primary keyword near beginning

Month 4-6: Monitor & Iterate

  1. Track rankings:

    • Monitor target keyword positions weekly
    • Use Google Search Console for insights
    • Track organic traffic growth

  2. A/B test descriptions:

    • Try different keyword placements
    • Test descriptive vs. benefit-focused language
    • Measure which performs better

  3. Refine and regenerate:

    • Regenerate underperforming products
    • Double down on successful patterns

Expected Results:

  • Month 1: Setup complete, initial generation started
  • Month 2: 25% of products optimized
  • Month 3: 100% of products optimized
  • Month 4-6: Traffic increase 20-40%

Tips for All Workflows

Universal Best Practices:

  1. Start small: Test with 5-10 products before scaling
  2. Review quality: Spot-check generated content regularly
  3. Iterate prompts: Continuously refine for better results
  4. Monitor metrics: Track time savings and quality scores
  5. Train your team: Ensure everyone understands the workflow

Common Mistakes to Avoid:

  • ❌ Generating without product attributes → Poor quality output
  • ❌ Never reviewing content → Risk of inaccurate information
  • ❌ Using same prompt for all product types → Generic descriptions
  • ❌ Not testing API provider → Unexpected costs or rate limits

Next Steps

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