The same content-grounded product title and description optimisation, scaled to up to 500 SKUs — suited to a large product catalogue needing a full rewrite pass. Every rewrite still derives strictly from that specific product’s own existing data, never inventing features or specifications.
Product title & description optimization - up to 500 SKUs
Titles and descriptions rewritten for up to 500 SKUs — a full catalogue pass.
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What we need from you
- Access to the product data for up to 500 SKUs in scope
- Confirmation of your preferred title format or house style, if you have one
- Confirmation of how to handle SKUs where existing data is genuinely too thin to work from
This or something else?
| You want existing product titles and descriptions rewritten for clarity across up to 500 SKUs | This fix covers it |
| You have fewer than 500 SKUs needing this | Product title & description optimization – up to 100 SKUs, a smaller, more appropriately scoped tier |
| Your catalogue exceeds 500 SKUs | Worth discussing directly — a larger, custom-scoped engagement beyond this tier |
| You want keyword research or category strategy decided, not descriptions rewritten from existing data | Outside this fix’s scope — a different kind of service entirely |
What we do
- Review existing product data for each SKU across the full 500-SKU scope
- Rewrite titles and descriptions for clarity and completeness, grounded in that existing data
- Flag any product where the existing data is too thin for an accurate, complete rewrite
- Apply your specified format preferences consistently across the full batch
- Verify factual accuracy against the original product data
- Provide a written, organised list of rewritten content for review at this scale
What is included
- Product titles and descriptions rewritten for up to 500 SKUs, grounded in existing product data
- Flags for any product with insufficient existing data
- Consistent formatting applied across the full batch
- An organised written list for your review
Not included
- Deciding which keywords or search terms to target — a content and SEO strategy decision outside this fix
- Inventing product specifications or features not present in the existing data
- Sourcing new product photography or specifications
- Ongoing rewriting as new products are added
Questions about this fix
Is there a tier for a catalogue larger than 500 SKUs?
A catalogue significantly beyond 500 SKUs is worth discussing directly as a custom-scoped engagement, since it moves past our standard tiers.
What happens if a large chunk of my 500 SKUs have very thin existing data?
We'd flag that as a broader pattern worth discussing, since a rewrite can only be as good as the underlying product data it draws from — genuinely thin listings usually need more information supplied first.
Will variant products (different sizes or colours of the same item) end up with very similar descriptions?
Genuinely similar products will naturally produce similarly structured descriptions, which reflects the underlying reality rather than a flaw in the rewrite — we still write each one from its own specific data rather than duplicating wholesale.
Can this be delivered in phases rather than all 500 SKUs at once?
Yes, if you'd prefer a phased rollout across the catalogue, we can organise the batch into stages.
How is this priced differently from the 100-SKU tier?
It reflects the larger scale of review and rewriting involved — the underlying approach and quality standard is identical, just applied across a proportionally larger catalogue.
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