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- What color is it? Is it pink? pastel? neon? Check a few magazines and blogs for trending and seasonal color names or you can turn to a color list like ColorHexa or Wikipedia for some inspiration.
- Does it have a pattern or texture to it? Has your chair been upholstered with a velvet chevron print? Here is a list of different pattern styles that might match your product. You can also think of techniques used to create your product, like handmade, painted or distressed.
- What is your product made out of? Is it wood? What kind of wood is it? Has it been stained, or maybe left natural and raw? Has it been reclaimed or recycled? Is your product Eco-friendly in some way?
- What style is your product shot? Modern and minimalist? Contemporary? Urban? If you are unsure you can always check magazines and articles for a better understanding of the different interior design styles.
- Does your product relate to a holiday or season? If a journalists is collecting items for a Halloween feature for example, make sure that your skeleton candle makes it to the top of the list by including seasonal keywords such as Halloween, Boo, Trick or treat, haunted..etc. Always ask yourself who your product is for and include those into your list of keywords. (kids, mother’s day, birthday, grandparents, babies)
- What makes your product unique or special? Is it compact and space saving? Reversible? What shape is it and what are its key features or focal points? Maybe your product has brass handles, crystal beading or glows in the dark? Does your product fit into a hot trend? Try thinking like a journalists, they are looking for something specific and special for their upcoming feature so try to include as many keywords as you can to make your product stand out.