Products and Services

Products & Services

Mavic produces dramatically better product-related content when it knows what you actually sell. Upload your catalog once and you can @-tag any product into any prompt forever after.

How to add products

Go to Brand DNA → Products & Services.

You have three ways to add products:

Option 1 — Add manually

For one or two products. Click + Add and fill in:

Name
Category / sub-category
Description — features, benefits, what makes it different
Price (optional)
Image — drag and drop a product photo
URL — link to the product page on your site

Option 2 — Bulk import a CSV

For 5+ products. Click Import → CSV. Mavic will show you the expected columns. Match your file to the columns and upload.

Option 3 — Connect Shopify or WooCommerce

For e-commerce stores. Click Import → Shopify or Import → WooCommerce. Authorize the connection and Mavic syncs your products automatically. New products you add to your store will flow into Mavic.

Using products in content

Once a product is saved, you can pull it into any prompt:

@-tag in chat. Type @, pick Product, choose the one you want. Mavic will pull the product's name, description, image, and price into the prompt.

Example:

"Create three Instagram posts that show off @Premium Dog Collar, written for @New Pet Parents."

Mavic now has the exact product data and the exact customer profile. The output will be specific, accurate, and on-brand.

What Mavic can do once it knows your products

Tailored captions and post copy — speaks to what the product actually does
Product image variations — generate alternative shots and contexts
Product-led blog posts — full articles featuring your catalog
Email campaigns — with real product details and links
Carousel posts — slide-by-slide product features

Keeping the catalog current

Manually edit a product any time — open it, click Edit, save.
Re-sync Shopify/WooCommerce when prices or descriptions change. Sync runs on a schedule but can be triggered manually.
Archive products you no longer sell so they don't show up in @ suggestions.

Tips

Write descriptions like a marketer, not an engineer. Mavic uses these word-for-word in some outputs. "Brushed stainless, 304 grade" is fine; "Looks great after a thousand washes" is better.
Include what makes the product unique. If two of your products look similar, what's the difference? Capture it.
Add at least one image per product. Mavic uses it for visual variations and references.

Updated: May 2026

Updated on: 07/05/2026

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