Describe your Products Well
You don’t want to just describe your items while writing about them. You’ve decided to tell a story. After all, who doesn’t like to hear a good story? In your product descriptions, storytelling is also a very
effective marketing tactic. In 2020, the best product pages will tell a story.
In order for your tale to be as effective as possible, you must be able to generate passion and enthusiasm for your product.
I’ve attached a screenshot of one of my favorite product pages. A backpack is being sold on the page. It does, however, do a lot more than just explain the backpack. It tells a narrative.
Here’s the product description:
- Star Wars goods that is officially licensed
- Sometimes the greatest strategy is to blend in.
- Suitable for your Ewok pal
It’s time to pack! We’re leaving for Endor in the morning, and you’ll need to find a bag big enough to include all of your essentials plus room for a small teddy-bear-like lifeform. Hypothetically. We’re not advising you to bring an Ewok back with you, but you will have the choice if you find your Ewok BFF.
This Star Wars Rebel Alliance Special Forces Rucksack has plenty of room for everything you’ll need for the day, plus a little extra (including an Ewok). The camo accents will make it more difficult for the Stormtroopers to notice you on Endor, which is a big benefit considering their rucksacks are white. Standing out can sometimes be the worst thing you can do.
Product Specifications
ENDOR COMMANDO
Rucksack from the Star Wars Rebel Alliance Special Forces
Star Wars goods that is officially licensed
There’s a roll-top, two front zipper pockets, and two side zipper pockets. The patch for the Endor Commando Alliance Special Forces is clearly displayed on the front.
- On the side pocket is faux Aurebesh (it would say “Restore the Republic,” but each word is backwards) – Do you want everyone to know what your genuine mission is?
- The Rebel Alliance insignia is also depicted.
- If you’re putting an Ewok in the bag, make sure the top isn’t too tight.
- Shoulder straps that can be adjusted
- Polyester, vegan-friendly imitation leather, and a silicone strap closing
One of the best aspects about this product page is that it assumes you already live in a Star Wars universe. By making this assumption, the page’s description can be personalized to a Star Wars fan’s ideal scenario.
The numerous references to your Ewok BFF are another feature that stands out. This does not imply that the product is improved in any way. However, it does a fantastic job at expanding on the story and making it more enjoyable.
Perhaps the reader will consider giving it to his nephew, who will then be able to play the role of a Jedi. Maybe he or she has always wanted to be an interplanetary smuggler and just needed the pack to get started.
This product page ux, regardless of the conclusion, is an excellent example of how a story can sell a product.