. The title needs to be compelling, so something catchy that highlights the elegance or style of the dresses.
Each product description should be at least 600 words. That’s a bit lengthy, but I can elaborate on each dress’s features, uses, and why they’re perfect for different occasions. I’ll need to make sure each section is detailed enough without being repetitive.
They mentioned not making it look like an ad from the same company. So, the tone should feel more like a blogger推荐ing products they found rather than a direct advertisement. I’ll use phrases like “I stumbled upon” or “I’m thrilled to share” to create that personal touch.
The image and product titles should be links pointing to their respective URLs. That way, readers can click through easily. I’ll ensure the links are functional and embedded correctly within the HTML.
Looking at the products, each has a name, URL, description, and image link. I’ll structure each as a separate section in the article. For example, starting with an intro about discovering great finds, then detailing each dress with its features, why it’s special, and how to wear it.
I should also consider the categories and tags provided. These can help in SEO or when organizing the content on the blog. Maybe mention occasions like weddings, parties, etc., where these dresses would be appropriate.
For each product, I’ll write a catchy subheading, include the image with the dress name as the alt text, then proceed to describe its features and benefits. Highlighting key selling points like material, fit, and versatility will make each description stand out.
I need to ensure the HTML is clean and properly formatted so it displays well on WordPress. Maybe add some styling classes for consistency, but keep it simple unless the user has specific CSS in mind.
Finally, a conclusion encouraging readers to check out these finds and maybe prompt them to share their thoughts or experiences with the dresses. Ending with a friendly sign-off will maintain that blogger tone they wanted.
I think I’ve covered all the requirements. Now, putting it all together into an HTML article that’s engaging, meets the word count, and seamlessly integrates each product without sounding too promotional.