Your listing does the selling while you’re making dinner. A good one answers three questions in seconds: what is it, is it for me, and what exactly do I get?
Use their words, not yours
In Module 5 you saved the exact words moms use to describe the problem. Those words are what they type into search. Put them in your title and description.
Write the listing
Listing writer Claude
Write a product listing for [product] on [platform]. Buyer: [who]. Problem it solves: [problem, in moms' own words: paste them]. What's included: [exact list of pages/features and file type]. How AI was used: [e.g. 'designed by me with help from AI tools']. Give me: a title under 140 characters that starts with what it is, a description that opens with the problem, a 'What's included' list, a 'How it works' section explaining it's a digital download, and 13 search tags. Warm and honest. No hype words like 'ultimate' or 'life-changing', and no claims I can't back up.
Then edit it in your own voice. Use the voice bullets from the social media lesson if you made them.
Check the search words (Grok)
What do buyers search for? Grok
Look at the top-selling listings for [type of product] right now. What words and phrases show up again and again in their titles? List the 15 most common, and link 5 example listings.
Product photos that sell honestly
- The cover: your product title and a clear picture of it. This is the one people see in search.
- Inside pages: real screenshots of 3 or 4 pages, so buyers know exactly what they get.
- In use: a printed page with handwriting on it, on your own kitchen table, photographed in daylight.
- What’s included: a simple graphic listing every page or feature. Claude can make this.
- For apps: screenshots on a phone screen, and one showing the main thing it does.
Grok Imagine is fine for a styled background, but the product in the picture must be your real product. Pictures that make it look bigger, fancier or different from what arrives lead to refunds and bad reviews, and may break platform rules.
The final check
Listing review Claude
Review my listing like a busy mom scrolling on her phone: [paste title and description]. In the first two lines, can she tell what it is and if it's for her? Is anything confusing, overpromising or missing (like file type, page size or that it's digital)? Suggest specific fixes.
Try it tonight
Write your listing with the Listing writer, then run the Listing review. Take one real “in use” photo of your printed product in good daylight.
