Explain what an offer is, who it fits, what happens, and what remains limited using verified information
6 min setupTested with:ChatGPTReviewed: 2026-08-28
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Write a useful product or service description using only verified facts.
Features, process, materials, variants, availability, price, timing, requirements, exclusions, evidence, and approvals:
[offer]
Target and excluded customers, jobs, questions, alternatives, objections, reading level, and evidence:
[customer]
Channel, length, voice, sections, CTA, prohibited claims, disclosures, and freshness date:
[placement]
Distinguish capability, customer action, plausible benefit, measured outcome, and unknown. Explain in reader order: what the offer is, who it is for and not for, the situation it addresses, what is included, how purchase or delivery works, requirements, timing, price or how price is determined, limitations, evidence, and next step. Translate features into benefits only when the connection is logically supported, and label measured results with sample, conditions, and timeframe. Never invent quality, origin, material, certification, availability, compatibility, price, discount, scarcity, guarantee, customer quote, result, or popularity. Avoid empty superlatives and pressure. Provide short and full variants plus a claim ledger and missing-fact list.
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A worked example
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Actual input
Verified offer facts
Weekend bicycle tune-up pickup service in Jing'an District. CNY 188 includes Saturday pickup, brake and gear adjustment, tire-pressure check, chain cleaning and lubrication, and Sunday return. Replacement parts excluded and installed only after price approval. Service zone is within 4 km of Jing'an Temple. Eight bicycles maximum per weekend. Not for e-bikes, frame repair, wheel building, hydraulic brake bleeding, or same-day emergencies. Booking requires bicycle type, pickup address, and visible-damage check at collection. No measured speed or safety outcome. Operator has completed a named local basic-mechanic course, but certification claim is not legally defined.
Customer and use context
Apartment residents with standard city or road bicycles who want to avoid transporting a bicycle to a shop. Exclude riders needing the listed specialist work. Main questions: exact inclusion, timing, parts cost, damage handling, and whether it replaces a full safety inspection.
Placement and rules
Service landing page, 180-250 Chinese characters plus English example. Direct and local. CTA: request an available weekend slot. No 'professional certification,' safest, fastest, guaranteed, or limited-time pressure. Facts reviewed Aug 28 2026. Terms and insurance still under review and must be flagged.
Example output
Weekend bicycle tune-up pickup in Jing'an
For riders with standard city or road bicycles within 4 km of Jing'an Temple, this CNY 188 service includes Saturday pickup, brake and gear adjustment, tire-pressure check, chain cleaning and lubrication, and Sunday return.
Replacement parts are not included. If a part is needed, you receive the price and choose whether to approve installation first. At collection, we record the bicycle type and visible condition.
This basic tune-up does not include e-bikes, frame repair, wheel building, hydraulic-brake bleeding, same-day emergency work, or a full safety inspection. Service terms, damage handling, and insurance details are still under review and must be confirmed before paid booking. Capacity is up to eight bicycles per weekend.
Request an available weekend slot and confirm whether your bicycle and requested work fit the scope.
Claim ledger: price, service items, zone, timing, capacity, intake, and exclusions come directly from the supplied facts. Course completion is omitted because “professional certification” is not defined. No safety, speed, availability guarantee, or urgency claim is made.
Why this works
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Reader-order information answers fit and purchase questions before promotional detail.
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Capability-benefit separation prevents features from becoming guaranteed outcomes.
Check the result
Can each feature, price, timing, and proof statement be traced to verified facts?
Are fit, exclusions, requirements, and limitations easy to find?
Are benefits qualified where no measured outcome exists?