4.9
For catalogs where writing every product page by hand stopped being possible. Senior copywriters build the workflow and sign off every batch, so volume does not come at the cost of quality.
23+
Years in eCommerce
700+
Clients
2,100+
Projects completed
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Most catalogs outgrow their content process long before anyone decides to fix it. The symptom is rarely a missed deadline. It shows up as pages that quietly underperform while everyone assumes someone else has them covered.
Half the catalog carries a manufacturer blurb or nothing at all. Those pages convert worse, and they give search engines almost nothing to index.
When the source copy changes, the other nine markets sit on last season's text for months.
Because campaign volume arrives in bursts, an in-house team is either idle or underwater, and freelance capacity takes weeks to bring up.
AI content strategy is the plan for producing and maintaining product and campaign copy at catalog scale using AI, with experienced copywriters reviewing at defined checkpoints. For eCommerce it spans product descriptions, category pages, campaign copy, and translations, plus the rules that hold brand voice and factual accuracy steady across every generated page. The distinction that matters is between a tool and a process. A generator gives you a draft. A content strategy decides which pages get written first, what the copy has to contain, who signs it off, and how the output is measured against the pages it replaced.
At scandiweb that process is built by senior copywriters who also work as prompt engineers, so the person tuning the automation is the same person accountable for how the writing reads. Where the wider AI program is still being scoped, our AI strategy consulting team sets that direction before production starts.
AI copywriting for eCommerce only works when it starts from your catalog structure and your brand guidelines, so output lands in the format your team already imports. Volume and turnaround are agreed before the first batch, along with how deep the review goes. Each deliverable below can be scoped on its own.
Not sure where your catalog stands?
A short sample review tells you which pages are costing you traffic and what it would take to bring them up.
A senior copywriter reviews a sample of your live pages against your brand guidelines, then documents the voice spec that every later batch is held to. You see the spec before any copy is written.
The same copywriter builds and tunes the generation workflow, then puts a first batch through it end to end. The pilot exists so you can approve the output shape while the commitment is still small.
Approved batches are produced against your catalog structure and delivered in the format your PIM or CMS imports, so nothing has to be copied out of a separate portal by hand.
An experienced copywriter checks factual accuracy against your product data and voice against the spec, then signs the batch off by name. It lands in your staging environment for your own team's approval.
Pages are re-checked against current search demand on an agreed cadence, so the catalog does not drift back to where it started.
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eCommerce content optimization pays back in different places depending on where your catalog is weakest. These are the shifts clients report most often once production settles into a steady cadence, usually somewhere between the second and the fourth batch.
Pricing is per batch and scales with volume, so cost per page falls as the catalog grows. A project is scoped after we review a sample of your pages and agree how deep the review goes. We quote a fixed price per batch before any work starts, which means there is no open-ended hourly exposure to manage.
We document your voice as a written spec before production starts, built from your existing guidelines and a sample of pages you consider on-brand. Every generated page is then checked against that spec by a named reviewer. Where your voice shifts by market or product line, the spec carries those variations.
Every batch is read by an experienced copywriter before it reaches you. They check factual accuracy against your product data and voice against the spec, then sign the batch off by name. It lands in your staging environment for your own team's approval, so nothing publishes without a second pair of eyes on it.
Projects have covered catalogs from a few hundred SKUs into the tens of thousands. Volume is set by what your review process can absorb, which is usually the real constraint. Editorial review scales with batch size, so the ten-thousandth page gets the same read as the first.
A pilot batch is usually back within two weeks of the voice spec being signed off. That batch exists so you can approve the output shape before committing to volume. Once the shape is approved, production batches follow on a cadence set against your campaign calendar.
Google's guidance targets content produced to manipulate rankings. What it measures is whether a page is accurate and useful to the person reading it. Our process puts human review before publication and holds output to your factual product data, which is what keeps pages on the right side of that line.
The workflow is built by a senior copywriter who also works as a prompt engineer, so the rules that produce your copy are written by someone who edits for a living. Every batch is then read before handover. Quality holds because the review step scales with the volume, and it is never the thing dropped when a deadline tightens.
No. Your catalog data and brand guidelines are used to produce your copy and nothing else. Generation runs in enterprise accounts where customer inputs are excluded from model training, and the finished copy is yours outright, delivered into your own PIM or CMS. Data handling sits inside our ISO 27001 certified process.
Tell us which platform you are on and roughly how many SKUs need work. A content strategist will reply with a scope and a timeline.
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We scope the first batch from what you send and quote a fixed price for it before any writing starts.