Work out a product name and its search keywords
Separates seller vocabulary from what customers actually type, then builds name candidates.
| Category | Marketing › Product pages |
|---|---|
| Tags | IdeationAnalyzingSmall business |
Work out the product name and search keywords. 1. List what people would type to find this, by type: - Category term - Use or situation - Who it is for - Attributes (material, size, color) - **Alternative names** — what the same thing gets called 2. ***Separate the words sellers use from the words customers use.*** **Industry vocabulary in a product name means nobody finds it.** 3. Combine into five product name candidates, with character counts. 4. **Flag names that are just keywords strung together.** They rank and then do not convert. 5. Note where the channel given below has its own naming conventions or limits I should check.
After pasting, fill in the fields at the bottom (Product · Audience · Channel)
What this prompt does
Products named in industry terms do not get found. This splits the two vocabularies and flags names that are keyword strings.
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