Products and pricing
Each thing you sell, optional price, and current offers.
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Add real names customers would recognize. A vague “premium solutions” line will show up in captions as vague premium solutions.
Fields
Examples use Northstar Coffee, a fictional roaster. Copy the shape, not the facts.
| Field | What to add | Example | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | The product or service name. | Office subscription | The AI needs a noun it can put in a sentence. |
| Description | Who it is for and what is different. A couple of sentences. | Fresh 1kg bags delivered every two weeks. You pick the blend. We roast after you order, not from a warehouse pile. | Feature lines and “who it’s for” come from here. |
| Price | Optional. How you say the price in public. | From ₹1,499 / 1kg | Only add prices you are happy to see on social. Wrong prices are worse than none. |
| Current offers | A promotion with who it is for and when it ends. | Title: First bag on us for new subscriptions. Details: New office plans, through 30 April. One bag of House espresso. | Campaigns can talk about a live deal instead of inventing one. |
What happens if you skip it
Without products, posts talk about “what we do” in the abstract. Add at least one.