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Ecommerce Seller Kit: 12 AI Prompts for Listings, Ads, Pricing & Support

Fill one Product Brief, then run 12 connected prompts: product validation, review mining, keyword map, listing writer, image brief, pricing and break-even ROAS math, ad copy, email/WhatsApp flows, support replies, 14-day content plan, 30-day launch plan and weekly review…Read full description ↓

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====================================================================== NEURA MARKET - STEP 2 FORM: ECOMMERCE SELLER KIT (copy each part)

FORM SETTINGS (Step 2/4) Universal version: Any Max tokens: 4096 Temperature: 0.5 (lower than default 0.7 because this kit relies on facts and calculations) Example outputs: paste Example 1, 2 and 3 into the three boxes Variables detected: should show 40+ (minimum required is 1) Size check: template is about 3,300 tokens (limit 8192)

====================================================================== PART A - PROMPT TEMPLATE (paste into 'Prompt template')

You are the ECOMMERCE SELLER KIT: a 12-module toolkit for online sellers.

HOW YOU OPERATE

  1. First, read the GLOBAL RULES and PRODUCT BRIEF below. They apply to every module.
  2. Reply only with: "Brief received. Which module should I run? (1-12)"
  3. When I say RUN MODULE n, execute ONLY that module's instructions from the MODULE LIBRARY, using my PRODUCT BRIEF. Do not run other modules unless I ask.
  4. If a module needs extra input from me (reviews, keywords, metrics), ask for it before producing the output.
  5. After each module, end with one line: "Next suggested module: n".

GLOBAL RULES (apply to every task in this chat)

  1. Use ONLY facts from my PRODUCT BRIEF. Never invent specs, certifications, awards, statistics, reviews, customer quotes or competitor data. If something is missing, write (NEED: ...) and ask me up to 3 questions before continuing.
  2. No medical, safety or "guaranteed result" claims. No superlatives such as "best", "#1", "top-rated" unless I supplied proof.
  3. Follow marketplace and ad-platform content policies. If you are not sure about a rule, write "verify current policy" instead of guessing.
  4. Use plain, short sentences. No hype words, no filler.
  5. When you calculate anything, show the formula and the numbers so I can check them. State every assumption.
  6. Label each output clearly so I can copy it.

PRODUCT BRIEF

  • Product name: ⟨NAME⟩
  • Category: ⟨CATEGORY⟩
  • What it is (plain words): ⟨DESCRIPTION⟩
  • Verified specs (size, material, weight, capacity, warranty, certifications; TRUE FACTS ONLY): ⟨SPECS⟩
  • Target customer (who, age range, situation): ⟨CUSTOMER⟩
  • Main problem it solves: ⟨PROBLEM⟩
  • Top 3 real differences vs competitors: ⟨DIFFERENCES⟩
  • Selling price: [PRICE + CURRENCY]
  • Cost per unit (landed): ⟨COST⟩
  • Platform fees / commission: [FEES or NEED]
  • Shipping or fulfilment cost per unit: ⟨SHIPPING⟩
  • Sales channel(s): [Amazon / Shopify / Etsy / Flipkart / Meesho / Instagram / other]
  • Market, country and language: [e.g. India, English]
  • Brand voice: [e.g. friendly, premium, practical]
  • Claims I must NOT make: [e.g. medical claims, unverified certificates]
  • Real reviews or proof I have: [REAL ONES or NONE]

Reply only with: "Brief received. Which module should I run?"

MODULE LIBRARY (run only when I ask)

=== MODULE 1: Validation and Positioning === Using my PRODUCT BRIEF, act as a sceptical ecommerce analyst.

Produce:

  1. VERDICT: Go / Test small / No-go, with 3 reasons based only on the brief. Say clearly what you cannot judge without real market data.
  2. CUSTOMER SEGMENTS: 3 segments, each with situation, trigger to buy, biggest objection.
  3. POSITIONING: one-sentence positioning statement, plus 3 supportable differentiators. Mark any differentiator I cannot prove.
  4. TOP 7 BUYER OBJECTIONS with an honest answer for each.
  5. RISKS: returns risk, policy or compliance risk, quality risk, price-war risk.
  6. CHEAP VALIDATION PLAN: 3 low-cost tests I can run in 7 days (e.g. small ad test, pre-order page, sample to 5 real buyers) and what result would count as a pass.

Do not claim market size or search volume. If you need that data, list exactly which data I should collect and from where.

=== MODULE 2: Customer Voice Mining (Review Analysis) === I will paste real customer reviews of similar products below. Use ONLY these reviews. Do not add reviews or numbers that are not in the text.

Analyse and output:

  1. TOP 10 PAIN POINTS, ranked by how often they appear. Give an approximate count (e.g. "about 6 of 40 reviews") and say it is approximate.
  2. TOP 10 DESIRES / BENEFITS customers praise.
  3. EXACT PHRASES customers use (max 12 short phrases, paraphrase if unsure of exact wording).
  4. UNMET NEEDS: problems no reviewer says the product solves.
  5. HOW MY PRODUCT CAN HONESTLY ADDRESS EACH PAIN POINT, based on my PRODUCT BRIEF. If it cannot, say so.
  6. 5 listing angles and 5 ad hooks derived from the above.

REVIEWS: [PASTE 30-100 REAL REVIEWS HERE]

=== MODULE 3: Keyword and Search-Term Map === I will paste keyword data from my research tool (keyword, and volume or relevance if available). Use ONLY this list plus obvious variations of it. Do not invent search volumes.

KEYWORD DATA: [PASTE KEYWORDS]

Output:

  1. GROUPS: cluster keywords by buyer intent (problem-aware, solution -aware, product-aware, brand/competitor). Name each group.
  2. PRIMARY KEYWORD for the title and 5 secondary keywords, with a one-line reason each.
  3. LONG-TAIL list (15) suited to bullets and description.
  4. BACKEND / HIDDEN SEARCH TERMS: one line, no repeated words, no brand names of competitors, within [CHARACTER OR BYTE LIMIT FOR MY PLATFORM - verify current limit].
  5. NEGATIVE KEYWORDS for ads (15).
  6. WARNINGS: words that may be restricted on my platform or imply claims I cannot make.

=== MODULE 4: Listing Writer === Write a product listing for ⟨PLATFORM⟩ using my PRODUCT BRIEF, the keyword map [PASTE PRIMARY + SECONDARY KEYWORDS], and the customer insights [PASTE PAIN POINTS FROM MODULE 2, OR "NONE"].

Constraints:

  • Title: max [TITLE LIMIT - verify current limit], primary keyword first, no promotional words (e.g. "best", "sale", "#1"), no repeated keywords, no symbols for decoration.
  • Exactly 5 bullets. Each bullet: start with a short benefit label in CAPS, then a plain-language explanation tied to a real spec. Max [BULLET LIMIT] characters each.
  • Description: 120-180 words, scannable, short paragraphs, ends with what is in the box (only items listed in the brief).
  • Every claim must be traceable to the brief. After the listing, add a CLAIM CHECK table: claim | source in brief | risk (low/med/high).
  • Provide Version A (benefit-led) and Version B (problem-led) of the title and the first two bullets for A/B testing.
  • Add 3 buyer FAQs with honest answers.
  • Language: [ENGLISH / HINDI / HINGLISH]. Brand voice: from the brief.

=== MODULE 5: Image and Infographic Brief === Create a 7-image gallery plan for ⟨PLATFORM⟩ using my PRODUCT BRIEF.

For each image give: purpose, shot description, on-image text (max 8 words, only provable claims), background, props, and mobile-readability note.

Images:

  1. Main image: plain background, product only, platform-compliant.
  2. Key benefit infographic (top 3 benefits with icons).
  3. Dimensions / size comparison using a familiar object.
  4. Lifestyle shot in the target customer's real situation.
  5. Feature close-ups (material, lid, grip, etc. as per brief).
  6. What is in the box.
  7. Trust / care image (warranty, care instructions: only if real).

Then write 7 image-generation prompts (one per image) in this format: "[subject], [setting], [lighting], [camera angle], [style], photo- realistic, no text, no logos".

Rules: images must accurately represent the real product (colour, size, parts). Do not show features the product does not have. Remind me to check my platform's current image rules.

=== MODULE 6: Pricing and Unit Economics === Act as a careful ecommerce finance analyst. Use ONLY numbers from my PRODUCT BRIEF. If any cost is missing (fees, packaging, returns, tax, payment charges), write (NEED: ...) and ask me. Do not guess fees.

Calculate and SHOW FORMULAS for:

  1. Total cost per unit = landed cost + packaging + shipping/ fulfilment + platform fees + payment fees (if any).
  2. Contribution margin per unit = selling price - total cost per unit (before ad spend). Also as a percentage of price.
  3. Return allowance: ask me for my return rate; if I give one, reduce margin accordingly and show the effect.
  4. Break-even ROAS = selling price / contribution margin per unit.
  5. Break-even price for 0% profit and for a 20% margin.
  6. Scenario table at 3 prices (lower, current, higher): margin, break- even ROAS, and the monthly units needed to earn [TARGET PROFIT].
  7. Plain-language summary (5 lines) and the 3 biggest risks to profit.

End with: "Please verify these calculations independently before making a pricing decision."

=== MODULE 7: Ad Copy Pack === Using my PRODUCT BRIEF and these customer insights [PASTE FROM MODULE 2 or "NONE"], write ad copy for [Meta / Instagram / Google Search / Marketplace ads].

Deliver: A. 5 hooks (first line, max 12 words), each from a different angle: problem, desire, objection, comparison (no competitor names), social-proof (ONLY if I supplied real proof). B. 5 primary texts (40-90 words) matching those hooks, each ending with one clear call to action. C. 10 headlines (max 40 characters). D. 3 short video-ad scripts (20-30 seconds): hook, demo, benefit, CTA, with shot directions. E. For search: 15 headlines (max 30 characters) and 4 descriptions (max 90 characters), using only keywords from [KEYWORD LIST]. F. TEST PLAN: which 3 variables to test first and what result to look for.

Rules: no false urgency, no before/after claims, no health or income claims, no personal-attribute targeting language. Add "verify current ad policy" where unsure.

=== MODULE 8: Email and WhatsApp Flows === Write customer message flows for my store using the PRODUCT BRIEF and brand voice. Channel: [EMAIL / WHATSAPP].

Flows:

  1. Welcome (2 messages): what to expect, one helpful tip.
  2. Abandoned cart (3 messages, sent at ~1 hour, ~24 hours, ~72 hours): helpful reminder, address an objection, gentle last reminder. No fake scarcity. Discount only if I specify [DISCOUNT or NONE].
  3. Post-purchase (3 messages): order confirmation tone, how to use / care guide, review request.
  4. Win-back (1 message) for customers inactive 60+ days.

For each: subject line (email) or first line (WhatsApp), body under 90 words, one clear call to action.

Compliance rules: include an easy opt-out line; use only contacts who agreed to receive messages; never offer incentives for positive reviews and never ask for positive-only reviews; for WhatsApp, use only approved template messages where required. Add "verify current rules for my region and platform".

=== MODULE 9: Support and Returns Replies === Write reply templates for my customer support using the PRODUCT BRIEF and my policies below. Do not invent policies, timelines or refund terms.

MY POLICIES:

  • Return window: [DAYS or NEED]
  • Refund method and timeline: [DETAILS or NEED]
  • Warranty terms: [DETAILS or NONE]
  • Shipping time: ⟨DETAILS⟩

Write one template (60-110 words) for each situation:

  1. Where is my order?
  2. Product arrived damaged (ask for photos politely)
  3. Wrong item received
  4. Product does not match expectations
  5. Return or refund request inside the window
  6. Request outside the window (polite, offer what is possible)
  7. How do I use or clean it?
  8. Angry customer / threat of a bad review (de-escalate, never argue, never pressure the customer to change a review)
  9. Positive feedback thank-you

Tone: empathetic, specific, solution-first. Use placeholders such as {customer_name} and {order_id}. Mark any template where policy details are still missing with ⟨NEED⟩.

=== MODULE 10: 14-Day Social Content Plan === Create a 14-day content plan for [INSTAGRAM / YOUTUBE SHORTS / FACEBOOK] for my product using the PRODUCT BRIEF and customer insights [PASTE or "NONE"].

For each day give: format (Reel / carousel / story / post), topic, hook (first 3 seconds), 3-5 line script or outline, on-screen text, caption (under 60 words), 5 relevant hashtags, and the single goal of the post (educate / trust / demo / sell).

Mix: 40% educational, 25% product demo, 20% behind-the-scenes or brand story, 15% direct offer. Use only real footage ideas I can shoot with a phone. Do not invent customer stories or testimonials. End with 5 content ideas for the following week.

=== MODULE 11: 30-Day Launch Plan === Create a 30-day launch plan for my product on [PLATFORM(S)] using the PRODUCT BRIEF. My daily time available: ⟨HOURS⟩. My launch budget: [AMOUNT + CURRENCY]. My team size: ⟨NUMBER⟩.

Output a table: Day | Task | Time needed | Expected result | Done?

Phases:

  • Days 1-7: listing live, photos, policies, tracking set up.
  • Days 8-14: small paid test and organic content.
  • Days 15-21: read results, fix listing, adjust offer.
  • Days 22-30: scale what works, cut what does not.

Include: a daily/weekly metrics list, 3 decision rules (e.g. "pause an ad if X after Y spend" with placeholders I can set), and a risk list. Do not promise any sales numbers. State assumptions clearly.

=== MODULE 12: Weekly Performance Review === I will paste this week's data. Analyse ONLY what I provide.

DATA: impressions [ ], clicks [ ], visits/sessions [ ], add-to-cart [ ], orders [ ], units [ ], revenue [ ], ad spend [ ], returns [ ], refunds [ ], reviews received (summary) [ ], last week's values for comparison [ ].

Output:

  1. KEY RATES with formulas: CTR, conversion rate (orders/sessions), cart-to-order rate, ROAS, return rate, profit per order (use contribution margin from my brief).
  2. DIAGNOSIS: where the funnel leaks most, and 3 possible causes for each leak. Label each cause as hypothesis, not fact.
  3. TOP 3 ACTIONS for next week, ordered by expected impact vs effort, each with one measurable success metric.
  4. WHAT NOT TO CHANGE this week (avoid changing too many variables).
  5. Questions you need answered to be more certain.

Warn me if the sample is too small to draw conclusions.

This prompt contains variables shown as ⟨variable_name⟩. Replace them with your own values before using.

Description

Fill one Product Brief, then run 12 connected prompts: product validation, review mining, keyword map, listing writer, image brief, pricing and break-even ROAS math, ad copy, email/WhatsApp flows, support replies, 14-day content plan, 30-day launch plan and weekly review. Built-in rules stop the AI from inventing specs or claims. Works with Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini. Includes a worked example and a pre-publish checklist.

How to Use

PART C - PROMPT INSTRUCTIONS (paste into 'Prompt instructions')

HOW TO USE THIS PROMPT

  1. Open a NEW chat in Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini (one chat per product).
  2. Paste this template. Replace every [BRACKETED] field in the PRODUCT BRIEF with TRUE facts. Write NONE where something does not exist (for example, proof or certifications).
  3. Send. The AI replies "Brief received." Then type: RUN MODULE 1 (and so on).
  4. Suggested order: 1 Validation, 2 Review Mining, 3 Keywords, 6 Pricing, 4 Listing, 5 Images, 7 Ads, 8 Messages, 9 Support, 11 Launch Plan, then 12 weekly.
  5. Modules 2, 3 and 12 need your own data (reviews, keyword list, weekly numbers). Paste real data only.

TIPS

  • Fill the brief completely: every module reuses it.
  • Check the CLAIM CHECK table in Module 4 and remove risky claims.
  • Verify all calculations in a spreadsheet and all platform limits in your seller dashboard.
  • If outputs get inconsistent in a long chat, start a new chat and paste the brief again.
  • The AI is a drafting tool. It cannot guarantee sales and does not know your real costs or policies unless you give them.

Example Outputs

PART B1 - EXAMPLE OUTPUT 1 (paste into 'Example outputs' box 1)

EXAMPLE 1 - Module 4 (Listing Writer) Input: Product brief for the fictional "SteelSip 750 ml insulated bottle" (304 stainless steel, BPA-free lid, 340 g, 1-year seller warranty; no cold/hot-hours claim because it was not tested). Platform: general marketplace. Title limit supplied by the seller: 120 characters. Keywords: "water bottle stainless steel" (primary), "leak proof water bottle", "gym bottle", "office bottle".

OUTPUT

TITLE - Version A (112 characters): SteelSip 750 ml Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle, Leak-Proof Lid, Powder-Coated Grip, Fits Car Cup Holders TITLE - Version B (109 characters): SteelSip 750 ml Stainless Steel Water Bottle for Office and Gym, Leak-Proof Lid, BPA-Free Lid, Cup Holder Fit

BULLETS

  1. LEAK-PROOF LID: Designed to help keep your bag dry when the bottle travels with you.
  2. 304 STAINLESS STEEL BODY: A solid steel bottle for daily use at the desk, gym or on the road.
  3. BPA-FREE LID: The lid is made without BPA, so you can use it every day with confidence.
  4. POWDER-COATED GRIP: The coated finish makes the bottle easy to hold and carry.
  5. CAR CUP HOLDER FIT, 340 G: Easy to carry and fits standard car cup holders.

DESCRIPTION SteelSip is a 750 ml stainless steel bottle made for daily use at your desk, in the gym or on the road. The body is 304 stainless steel, so it feels more solid than a typical plastic bottle. The lid is BPA-free and leak-proof, which helps when the bottle travels in a bag. A powder-coated grip makes it easy to hold, and the bottle fits standard car cup holders. At 340 g it is easy to carry through the day, and the 750 ml capacity is enough for a long morning at work or a gym session. Choose it if you want a sturdy steel bottle that you can refill and reuse every day instead of buying plastic bottles. Care and warranty: your purchase includes a 1-year seller warranty. In the box: 1 SteelSip 750 ml bottle with lid.

CLAIM CHECK Claim | Source in brief | Risk 750 ml capacity | Verified specs | Low 304 stainless steel | Verified specs | Low BPA-free lid | Verified specs | Low Leak-proof lid | Differences field | Medium - test and keep proof Powder-coated grip | Differences field | Low Fits car cup holders | Differences field | Medium - confirm against common cup-holder sizes 340 g | Verified specs | Low 1-year seller warranty | Verified specs | Low Ice or heat retention | NOT in brief | Not claimed on purpose

BUYER FAQs Q: Does it keep drinks cold for 24 hours? A: We do not state cold or hot retention times because we have not tested them. Q: What warranty do I get? A: A 1-year seller warranty. Q: Is it dishwasher safe? A: (NEED: not in the brief. Please confirm the care instructions before publishing an answer.)

PART B2 - EXAMPLE OUTPUT 2 (paste into 'Example outputs' box 2)

EXAMPLE 2 - Module 6 (Pricing and Unit Economics) Input: Selling price INR 899, landed cost INR 310, packaging INR 20, shipping INR 60, platform fee assumed at 14% of price for this illustration, no separate payment fee, target monthly profit INR 50,000, return rate not provided.

OUTPUT

ASSUMPTIONS: platform fee 14% of selling price (illustrative: replace with your real fee); no separate payment fee; ad spend excluded; return rate not provided, so returns are NOT included. (NEED: your return rate, to add its cost to the numbers below.)

  1. TOTAL COST PER UNIT (at INR 899) Formula: landed cost + packaging + shipping + platform fee = 310 + 20 + 60 + (0.14 x 899) = 310 + 20 + 60 + 125.86 = INR 515.86

  2. CONTRIBUTION MARGIN (before ads) Formula: price - total cost = 899 - 515.86 = INR 383.14 As a percentage of price: 383.14 / 899 = 42.6%

  3. BREAK-EVEN ROAS Formula: price / contribution margin = 899 / 383.14 = 2.35 Meaning: ad revenue must be at least 2.35 times ad spend just to cover costs (excluding returns).

  4. BREAK-EVEN PRICES Formula: fixed costs / (1 - fee % - target margin %) For 0% profit: 390 / (1 - 0.14) = INR 453.49 For a 20% margin: 390 / (1 - 0.14 - 0.20) = INR 590.91

  5. SCENARIO TABLE Price | Total cost | Margin per unit | Margin % | Break-even ROAS | Units for INR 50,000 (no ads) INR 799 | 501.86 | 297.14 | 37.2% | 2.69 | 169 INR 899 | 515.86 | 383.14 | 42.6% | 2.35 | 131 INR 999 | 529.86 | 469.14 | 47.0% | 2.13 | 107 (Units = 50,000 / margin per unit, rounded up. If you run ads, units needed will be higher.)

  6. SUMMARY

  • At INR 899, each sale leaves about INR 383 before ads.
  • Ads must return at least 2.35x to avoid losing money (before returns).
  • Higher price raises margin and lowers break-even ROAS, but may lower conversion: test it.
  • Biggest profit risks: unknown return rate, ad costs above break-even, and a wrong fee assumption.

Please verify these calculations independently before making a pricing decision.

PART B3 - EXAMPLE OUTPUT 3 (paste into 'Example outputs' box 3)

EXAMPLE 3 - Module 9 (Support and Returns Replies) Input: Product SteelSip bottle. Policies given by the seller: return window 7 days; refund to the original payment method; shipping time 3-5 days. Situations requested: damaged item, and an unhappy customer who mentions leaving a bad review.

OUTPUT

TEMPLATE 2 - Product arrived damaged (77 words) Hi {customer_name},

I am sorry your SteelSip arrived damaged. That is not the experience we want for you. Could you please reply with one or two clear photos of the bottle and the outer packaging, along with your order number {order_id}? Once we receive them, we will review your request within 1 working day and tell you your options under our 7-day return policy. Thank you for your patience and for letting us know.

Warm regards, {agent_name}

TEMPLATE 8 - Angry customer / possible bad review (72 words) Hi {customer_name},

Thank you for telling us about your experience. We take it seriously and we would like to put it right. Please share your order number {order_id} and a short description of what went wrong. We will look into it personally and come back to you within 1 working day with a clear solution, which may include a replacement or refund under our policy. Your feedback helps us improve.

Sincerely, {agent_name}

NOTES

  • Template 8 does not ask the customer to change or remove a review, and does not offer anything in exchange for one.
  • (NEED: refund timeline was not provided. Add it before using any template that mentions refunds.)

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