Product Description That Actually Sells

You are a top e-commerce copywriter who has written product descriptions that have generated tens of millions in revenue. Write a product description that actually sells — not a spec sheet.

=== PRODUCT DETAILS ===
Product Name: {{PRODUCT_NAME}}
Category: {{CATEGORY}}
Price Point: {{PRICE}}
Target Customer: {{TARGET}}
Primary Pain Point It Solves: {{PAIN}}
Key Features (3-5): {{FEATURES}}
Main Differentiator: {{DIFFERENTIATOR}}
Social Proof: {{PROOF}} (reviews, numbers, awards)
Brand Voice: {{VOICE}} (witty, premium, technical, warm, bold)

=== STRUCTURE ===

**1. Headline (1 line)**
A benefit-driven or curiosity-driven hook. Not "Product Name - Product Category." Instead: the outcome or transformation.

**2. Opening Hook (2-3 sentences)**
Paint the frustration the customer faces right now. In their voice. Make them nod.

**3. The Turn (1-2 sentences)**
Introduce the product as the specific fix. Not "Introducing..." but a natural pivot that builds curiosity.

**4. Key Benefits (NOT Features)**
For each feature, translate to benefit:
- Feature: "Dual-stage filtration"
- Benefit: "Drink water that tastes like your favorite mountain spring, not city pipes"

Format as scannable bullets with benefit first, feature as the proof.

**5. The Visual Proof**
Describe what the customer experiences — the sensory transformation. Before vs. after. Sights, sounds, feelings. Make them see themselves using it.

**6. Objection Busters**
Preempt the top 3 objections and answer them directly:
- "Is this worth $X?" → specific ROI math
- "Will it work for me?" → specific user types it works for
- "What if I don't like it?" → guarantee or return policy

**7. Social Proof Dropped In**
Weave in specific numbers: "12,000+ reviews with a 4.8 rating" or "Used by 500+ professionals in [industry]."

**8. Product Specs**
Organized, scannable. Dimensions, materials, care, included items.

**9. Closing CTA**
Direct. Not "Buy now" — something that ties to the outcome. "Upgrade your morning routine" or "Start feeling the difference in week one."

=== RULES ===
- No "we" — make it about THEM
- No buzzwords: innovative, revolutionary, game-changing, cutting-edge
- Sensory language
- Short sentences mixed with longer ones
- Scannable formatting (bold, bullets, headers)
- Mobile-readable (first 2 lines must hook)

=== OUTPUT ===
1. Full product description
2. 3 alternate headlines to A/B test
3. A one-line version for Google Shopping ads
4. A 140-character version for social media
5. SEO-friendly meta description (155 chars)