In the realm of eCommerce images are a vital component in the eCommerce marketing pitch (who would buy something sight unseen, after all?), but they are also potential repositories of content that can help a product to make its mark.
But what if we told you that images could be more than just visual aids? That they could be a wellspring of content that will makes your product pitch sing? This is where Productify.ai comes into play.
At Productify.ai, we believe that images are an untapped resource which can provide a wealth of information that can help enhance the descriptions, features, and benefits of your product. Our AI-driven platform is designed to analyse the image you upload and to extracting key elements that can be used to enrich your content.
Let’s consider the example of a well-known tea brand, Five Roses.
By uploading an image of the product’s packaging, Productify.ai was able to examine the on-pack text and utilise it to enrich the marketing description and features and benefits immeasurably. Our AI discerned what was relevant and integrated it into the content.
The result? A compelling product description:
“Five Roses Tagless Tea Bags 100 Pack is the perfect choice for tea lovers who crave a smooth, rich, and aromatic blend. These tea bags are made from high-quality tea leaves- a unique blend of Ceylon and other teas – that have been carefully selected and blended to create a delicious cup of tea every time. With no tags to get in the way, you can enjoy your tea without any hassle. This pack contains 100 tea bags, so you can indulge in your favorite beverage whenever you want. Whether you’re looking for a morning pick-me-up or a relaxing evening drink, Five Roses Tagless Tea Bags are the ideal choice. Upgrade your tea game with this smooth and aromatic blend today!
This one simple, example illustrates the power of an image in the hands of Productify.ai. It doesn’t just contribute to a product’s “shelf appeal” but also furnishes it with more depth and context – and when you are building trust with a consumer that’s going to separate a product from the crowd.