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SERVICE 06 — CONTENT & BRAND

Catalogue copy that doesn't read like a spec sheet — at whatever volume you need.

Product and category descriptions that sell the benefit, stay consistent across dozens or hundreds of SKUs, and never repeat themselves for the sake of hitting a deadline.

See packages from €390

What's included

  1. 01 10 or 30 product descriptions per batch — priced per batch, not per hour, so you know the cost before you commit the catalogue.
  2. 02 SEO keywords built in — findable in search, without reading like a keyword list.
  3. 03 Category copy (Batch of 30) — the pages that introduce a category get the same care as the products inside it.
  4. 04 Template system (Catalogue tier) — a repeatable structure your own team can extend as the catalogue grows.

The problem

Descriptions read like the spec sheet, copy-pasted.

Materials, dimensions, and nothing that explains why a shopper should care.

Every SKU sounds the same — or worse, they all sound machine-translated.

No differentiation across a catalogue that's supposed to feel curated.

At real volume, consistency usually breaks down.

Product 4 sounds nothing like product 40, because several different people (or one exhausted one) wrote them.

Packages & pricing

  • Batch of 10

    €390.00

    €39 / description

    • 10 product descriptions
    • SEO keywords
    • 1 revision round

    7 business days

  • Batch of 30

    €990.00

    €33 / description

    • 30 product descriptions
    • Category copy
    • 2 revision rounds

    14 business days

  • Catalogue

    Price on request

    — / description

    • Full catalogue
    • Template system

    Scoped per project

What clients say

“We handed over a spreadsheet of forty SKUs and got back descriptions that actually sound like a brand, not a warehouse inventory.”

Diego Muñoz — Founder, Bruma Skincare

Sample quote — pending client confirmation.

Frequently asked questions

A documented structure per product type, with genuine variation in the benefit angle — the same discipline as the Brand Messaging service, applied to a catalogue instead of a homepage.

A spreadsheet or product feed with the essentials — name, specs, category, any existing copy — plus who you're selling to. We fill the persuasion gap; we can't invent product facts.

Yes, if there's a consistent tone to match. If there isn't yet, that's usually a sign to start with Brand Messaging & Voice first.

Category copy is included from Batch of 30 up. It's usually the highest-leverage page type in a catalogue and shouldn't be an afterthought.

Get the whole catalogue sounding like one brand.