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Write a product comparison page brief from verified differences
Build a useful comparison around buyer decisions without inventing advantages or writing a disguised sales page.
- Works in
- ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini
- You need
- Verified product specifications · Customer questions · Source URLs
- Written for
- product comparison page prompt
A comparison page earns trust when it admits the trade-off. This template prevents the common version where every row bends toward the product paying for the page.
Create a comparison-page brief using only the supplied facts. Organise it
around decisions a buyer must make, not a feature dump.
Include: one-sentence answer; who each option suits; verified differences;
trade-offs; a comparison table; questions still unanswered; source beside
every factual claim; and a neutral conclusion.
If a claimed advantage lacks evidence, mark [VERIFY] and exclude it from the
recommended winner. Do not invent test results, prices, warranties or user
opinions. Do not make our product win by default.
Products: [PRODUCTS]
Verified facts and URLs: [FACTS]
Customer questions: [QUESTIONS]What to change
Everything in square brackets is yours to replace. Nothing else needs editing.
[PRODUCTS]- The exact products or variants being compared.
[FACTS]- Specifications and claims paired with sources.
[QUESTIONS]- Real buying questions from research or customers.
How to run it
- 01Verify the product versions
Confirm that every fact belongs to the current model and variant.
- 02Draft the brief
Run the prompt and keep all VERIFY markers visible.
- 03Have a product owner review it
Resolve open claims before a writer turns the brief into copy.
Questions people ask
Should a comparison page always name a winner?
No. Different buyers can need different products. A conditional recommendation is more useful and credible than forcing one universal winner.
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