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Turning a product spec sheet into a usable listing.
Fictional portfolio example: a birch plywood desk tray with three fixed compartments, measuring 24 × 16 × 3 cm. One assembled tray; accessories excluded.
Listing excerpt:
Alder Desk Studio Birch Desktop Organizer Tray — 3 Compartments
• Give small desk accessories a designated place with three fixed compartments.
• Natural wood grain makes each tray’s appearance slightly different.
• Wipe with a damp cloth, then dry; no soaking or dishwasher.
The finished package includes a title, five bullets, a description, editable TXT/DOCX files and a claim-to-fact review. Any missing supplier details go into a separate question list.
One product, $45. Send your approved specifications and the marketplace you’re listing on:
https://contra.com/s/ZsWmZ6sZ-product-listing-copy-from-your-approved-specifications?r=brightslatestudios
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