. I’ll include a title that’s catchy but not too salesy, maybe something like “3 Stunning Dresses You’ll Want to Own This Season.”
Each product description must be at least 600 words. Wait, looking back, the user provided detailed descriptions for each dress, so I can use those but make sure they flow naturally in the article. I’ll present each dress as a separate section with its own image, linked to the product page.
The title needs to be compelling. Maybe something like “3 Stunning Dresses You’ll Want to Own This Season” – it’s inviting and makes the reader curious about why these dresses are must-haves.
Each product title and image should be links pointing to their respective product pages. I’ll use anchor tags around both the images and titles to ensure they redirect properly without being obvious ads.
The user doesn’t want readers to think the article is from the same company as the products, so I need to make it sound like a blogger’s recommendation. That means using a conversational tone, talking about personal finds or favorites, and emphasizing why each dress stands out in different ways.
I’ll structure the HTML with sections for each dress, including images on one side and text on the other for better readability. Using classes like “product-container” will help style them consistently later.
For each product, I’ll highlight key features from their descriptions but phrase them in a way that feels genuine. For example, mentioning how the spaghetti strap dress is perfect for multiple occasions or how the sequin dress is great for parties.
I also need to include all relevant categories and tags without making it seem forced. Maybe subtly mention where each dress would be ideal, like weddings, proms, or cocktail events.
Finally, I’ll add a conclusion that ties all three dresses together, encouraging readers to check them out. The call to action should feel natural, not pushy, by suggesting they click the links for more info.
I think that covers all the requirements: English language, HTML format, linked images and titles, sufficient description length, compelling title, and a blogger-like tone. I’ll make sure the code is clean, properly formatted, and ready to be copied into WordPress.