WooCommerce

Write a WooCommerce product bundle description

A scenario prompt for describing a 3-item skincare starter bundle that justifies the bundle price against buying each item alone, and sequences the routine instead of just listing contents.

Works with Claude / GPT980 uses 4.4

The prompt

woocommerce-product-bundle-description
Write the product page description for a WooCommerce bundle:

BUNDLE: [Clear Start Kit]
CONTENTS AND INDIVIDUAL PRICES: [Gentle Gel Cleanser, $22], [10% Niacinamide Serum,
$34], [Oil-Free Moisturizer SPF 30, $28], individual total $84
BUNDLE PRICE: [$65]
NOTE: [moisturizer is a single universal shade/formula, no configuration needed; this
is a skincare routine, order of application matters]

Write, in this order:

1. A one-line description of who this bundle is for, based on the specific combination
   of products, not a generic "great starter kit for everyone."
2. State the savings explicitly as a dollar amount and percentage ($19 off, 23%), since
   vague "save on this bundle" copy makes shoppers do the math themselves and some
   won't bother, losing the strongest reason to buy the bundle over the items
   separately.
3. A short "how to use" sequence explaining the order of application (cleanser, then
   serum, then moisturizer with SPF last), since a bundle description that just lists
   three products side by side misses the chance to show they were chosen to work
   together, which is the actual argument for buying a kit instead of one hero product.
4. One line addressing the reasonable objection "what if I only need the serum,"
   acknowledging that individual products are available for whoever already has a
   routine, while making the case that starting all three together avoids the trial-
   and-error of adding actives one at a time.

Judgment call: if any bundle component came in multiple variants (a shade of foundation,
a fragrance option), the description would need a visible note that the bundle locks in
one specific variant, or a way to configure it, since silently shipping the wrong shade
in a bundle causes more returns than almost any other bundling mistake. This bundle has
no such variant, so skip that note, but check for it before reusing this prompt on a
different bundle.

Replace the bracketed contents and prices with your own bundle.

Stating the exact savings and the application order does more work than most bundle copy, which tends to just restate the ingredient list of each product. The routine framing is also the natural place to mention which product to buy solo if someone already owns two of the three.