What a good prompt says
- What it is for: “to show my best sellers”, “to answer doubts before ordering”.
- What is inside, in order: title, 3 cards, a button — say how many.
- Where the products come from: best sellers, a collection, or products you pick.
- The look in a few words: “soft pink background”, “large type, lots of space”.
- What to leave out: “no countdown”, “no prices” — the AI builds only what you ask.
Sections that sell
A row of my 4 best sellers with their prices and a 24-hour countdown above them, title “Today only”, on a [soft pink] background. No reviews.
A section that presents [the morning routine]: one large picture on the left, three steps with icons on the right, and a button “Get the routine”.
A grid of my 8 newest products, 4 per row on computers and 2 on phones, title “Just in”, with a “New” label on each.
A thin banner that says “Free delivery from [300] — pay when it arrives”, with a truck icon, centred, in my brand colour.
Sections that build trust
Three reasons to buy from us, each with an icon, a short title and one sentence: [pay on delivery], [delivery in 48h], [easy exchange]. Plain background, lots of space.
A before / after comparison for [my vitamin C serum] that shoppers can drag, with a short caption under it and a button to the product.
An FAQ with 5 questions about delivery, payment on delivery, exchanges, sizes and order tracking. Open one at a time. Simple lines, no background.
A short “Our story” section: a square picture on one side, a title, two short paragraphs and our city, [Marrakech]. Warm and calm.
Prompts by kind of store
A lookbook section: one tall photo and four products from the [summer] collection beside it, title “Wear it together”, black and white, large capital letters.
A routine section with three steps — cleanse, treat, protect — each with a product from my store, a number and one line of text. Soft and clean.
A “From our farm” section for [argan oil]: the region, the harvest month, the producer’s first name and three facts, on a warm paper background.
A comparison of my 3 [power banks]: capacity, weight, charging speed and price in a table, with the best value highlighted.
A problem → solution section for [my vegetable chopper]: the problem in one line, three benefits with icons, and a short guarantee line.
A “Shop by age” section with four round buttons: 0–1, 1–3, 3–6 and 6+ years, each linking to a collection, in soft candy colours.
Short changes that work
- “Make the title bigger and bolder.”
- “Use two columns on phones.”
- “Remove the countdown.”
- “Use my brand colour for the button.”
- “Add a Shop all button under the products.”
- “Write the texts in Arabic.”
Questions people ask first
Can I write prompts in Arabic or French?
Yes. Write in the language you want the section’s texts in.
Why did the AI add something I didn’t ask for?
Usually because the prompt left room for it. Say what to leave out: “no prices”, “no countdown”.
Do prompts use my real products?
On CODOS Store, yes: the AI sees your products and best sellers, and you can swap them with product pickers afterwards.
