OĞUZ EROLADS & AI

Bulk Product Description Writing | For E-Commerce

3 min read29 July 2026Updated: 21 August 2026

Writing a unique description by hand for every product in a store with thousands of SKUs takes days — and often just doesn’t happen; the technical spec sheet from the supplier gets copy-pasted instead. The result: a boring page for the customer, and hundreds of near-identical product pages that Google treats as duplicate content. Bulk product description writing produces distinct descriptions, in your brand voice, at scale.

How It Works

  1. Brand voice gets defined. Casual or formal, technical detail up front or emotional benefit first, which words are never used — these rules get written down.
  2. A sample batch gets prepared. 15-20 products get written first, and you approve them. This step doesn’t get skipped — scaling to thousands of products on a tone that doesn’t fit is a hard mistake to undo.
  3. Product data gets prepared. Technical specs, category, target keyword — whatever varies per product gets pulled from a structured source (Excel, product feed, e-commerce panel).
  4. It gets scaled up. The approved pattern applies across the catalogue; each product’s description keeps the same voice but different wording.
  5. A sample gets checked. Randomly selected products from the large batch get reviewed by hand — this catches any repeating pattern or wrong information that slipped into automated output.

What I Watch For

Duplicate content risk. Filling the same sentence template with swapped-out words across hundreds of products can still read as duplicate content to Google. The process I build makes sure each description is genuinely structured differently — writing product-specific copy, not filling a template.

Wrong technical information. AI sometimes misreads or overgeneralizes product specs. Critical technical details (dimensions, materials, compatibility) get pulled verbatim from the source, not interpreted.

Who This Makes Sense For

E-commerce sites with hundreds or thousands of SKUs, where most product descriptions are empty or copied from the supplier. For stores with a small product count, writing by hand is usually more economical — in that case I say so upfront, and this service isn’t needed.

You Can Hire Me for This

You can hire me for this: remote, billed hourly or per product. Once the sample batch is approved, I give you a clear total timeline and price based on product count. Write to me from the contact page.

Frequently Asked Questions

My product data is messy, in different formats. Is that a problem?

It’s usually solvable but needs an extra prep step — we may need to look at where the data comes from and turn it into a structured source. We discuss this before the sample batch.

Will the descriptions end up sounding similar to each other?

I don’t work by filling a template, so the risk is low. You also get to check this yourself on the sample batch — I don’t move to scaling without approval.

Do you add SEO keywords too?

Yes, if there’s a target keyword per product, it gets worked naturally into the description. Keyword research is a separate service; if you haven’t picked one, I can also offer a basic suggestion.

After how many products does this make sense?

Roughly a few hundred. Below that, writing by hand is usually faster and cheaper — I say so honestly in the first conversation.