How to Craft a Product Introduction

Write product intros that sell. Follow this quick guide to create clear, engaging overviews on Product Canyon.

Tinsley Monroe

Last Update há 5 dias

Your product introduction is the first thing potential customers see—make it count.

Keep your content between 200 and 1000 characters.

Follow these guidelines for clarity and professionalism:


  • Avoid using first-person language (no “we,” “our,” “me,” or “I”).


  • Capitalize only proper nouns like your product name and specific integrations.

  • Absolutely no ALL CAPS.

Structure Your Introduction Like This:

1. Highlight the main problem your users face.


Start by clearly identifying the key challenge your target users struggle with. Focus on a real, relatable pain point. No need for dramatic language or salesy fluff.


2. Introduce your product as the solution.


Explain what your product does in simple terms and how it solves the problem. Keep it direct and easy to understand. This is your product’s elevator pitch.

Example 1:


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Example 2


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