Turn messy product data into review-ready Shopify content.
We structure your approved product facts into titles, descriptions, feature bullets, SEO fields, normalized attributes and a Shopify-mapped CSV—while flagging missing or conflicting information for your review.
10 SKUs · 1 Shopify store · 1 product family · 1 approver · No store credentials required.
ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE
NOT CLIENT WORK — A fictional three-SKU home-textiles example. Supplier shorthand is mapped into source-supported product copy, normalized attributes and Shopify fields; QA notes stay separate. One SKU is READY FOR BUYER REVIEW. Two are NEEDS INPUT because product facts are missing or conflict. Unresolved claims are excluded from customer-facing copy. The Sprint applies this controlled workflow to a ten-SKU batch.
Product information gets messy before it reaches the product page.
Supplier files, product exports and brand guidance can describe the same item in different ways. Your team still has to sort out which facts are authoritative, write consistent product copy, format the fields and check every detail. The Sprint turns one defined product-family batch into structured, review-ready content—while keeping unresolved facts visible in the QA sheet instead of filling gaps with assumptions.
A controlled batch, from source files to review.
01 — Send the required inputs: one Shopify export for ten SKUs, one authoritative product-facts package, one brand guide and one named approver.
02 — Map and draft: normalize the supplied facts into the agreed Shopify fields. Missing or conflicting information stays in QA; we do not guess.
03 — Review the first three drafts asynchronously: the approver gives one clear direction for the remaining batch.
04 — Receive the handoff: after one consolidated correction round, we return a Shopify-mapped CSV and separate QA sheet. Your team decides what to publish; we do not access your store.
We confirm the delivery window before kickoff. The clock starts only after required inputs are complete; buyer delays pause it.
Sprint Deliverables
Product Titles + Descriptions
Drafts product titles, descriptions and 3–5 feature bullets from your approved source facts.
SEO + Normalized Attributes
SEO titles, meta descriptions and normalized attributes use only facts present in your approved source package.
Shopify-Mapped CSV
A Shopify-mapped CSV built against your supplied export; existing rows and values stay mapped for review.
Separate QA Sheet
A separate QA sheet marks each SKU READY FOR BUYER REVIEW or NEEDS INPUT. Conflicts stay out of customer-facing copy.
A deliberately bounded Sprint.
Included: 10 SKUs; one Shopify store; one product family; one authoritative facts package; one brand guide; one buyer approver; asynchronous approval of the first three SKUs; one consolidated correction round; Shopify-mapped CSV and separate QA sheet.
Not included: external research; custom metafields; variant restructuring; store access or publishing; translation; image production; keyword research; additional SKUs, stores, approvers or correction rounds.
Missing or conflicting facts are flagged NEEDS INPUT. We do not guess.
Built for a specific catalog moment.
GOOD FIT — A small Shopify DTC team with an active launch, supplier-data intake or catalog-cleanup trigger; ten products in one family; approved product facts and one brand guide; and one approver for the first three drafts and consolidated feedback.
NOT A FIT — Full catalog migrations or ongoing agency support; research to resolve product claims; custom metafields, variant restructuring, store publishing or integrations; translation, image production or keyword research; or no single authoritative facts package and brand guide.