. The title needs to be compelling, maybe something like “3 Absolutely Gorgeous Dresses You’ll Want to Own This Season.” That sounds inviting and makes people curious.
Next, each product description should be at least 600 words. Hmm, that’s a bit lengthy, but I can elaborate on the features and uses of each dress. For example, talking about the occasions they’re suitable for—weddings, proms, parties—and how versatile they are.
I need to include images properly referenced with their links. Each image should be wrapped in an anchor tag linking back to the product page. Also, the titles of the products should be links too. I’ll make sure each section has a clear heading and bullet points for features so it’s easy to read.
The user mentioned not making it look like an ad from the same company. So, I’ll present it as if a blogger found these great products and is recommending them. Using phrases like “I’ve got three stunning dresses to share” gives that personal touch. Also, adding a note at the end clarifying that it’s not an ad but honest recommendations helps build trust.
I should structure each product section with a brief intro, followed by bullet points highlighting key features. Then, maybe add some styling tips or how to accessorize to make the article more helpful and engaging.
Including categories and tags is important for SEO, so I’ll note those down, but they don’t need to be visible in the HTML content unless specified.
I also need to ensure that the HTML is clean and well-formatted so it displays nicely on WordPress. Using classes for styling can help if the blog has a consistent design.
Overall, balancing between promoting the products effectively while maintaining a natural, editorial tone is key here. Making sure each dress’s unique features are highlighted without sounding too salesy will make the article more trustworthy and appealing to readers.