The leaks I can see from the public listing
Title, bullets, A+, reviews, brand defense, and obvious ad-real-estate problems. Storefront URL only — no Seller Central login until we agree to work.
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Paid clicks into a weak listing is how agencies fake ROAS.
Best fit: traffic that does not turn into orders
Amazon’s shopping assistant now reads the whole listing — attributes, A+, Q&A, reviews. Titles without answers get skipped in the response, not just buried in the grid.
I rewrite from the questions in your reviews. The page has to tell a human and a model the same story the ads are paying for.
If the main image or the offer is the conversion leak, I will say so instead of rewriting bullets around a bad photo.
Brands spending on ads whose conversion rate is the real ACOS problem, or whose listings have not been rewritten since Alexa for Shopping started reading the whole page.
A synonym dump. I will not stuff the title until it reads like a keyword cloud. That era is over.
Title, bullets, backend, images, reviews, Q&A. What does the assistant actually have to work with?
Pull the 10 questions shoppers already asked. Those become bullets, A+ modules, and image notes.
Title that ranks and converts. Bullets that answer. Backend that does not waste characters.
If ads promise a use case the listing does not mention, we fix one of them. Usually the listing.
Read reviews, Q&A, and the current listing. Deliver a title/bullet/backend pass on the hero ASINs, plus image notes the designer (or you) can actually shoot.
Rewrites from review questions, backend terms, claim consistency with ads, and notes on which image or bullet is still leaking conversion.
Named seats, not a logo wall. Each page says the job, the rail, and what still has to happen in Seller Central or the Ads Console.
Reverse-ASIN and seed-keyword research (Cerebro, including Magnet) so listings and exact campaigns start from real demand — then the search-term report decides.
Keyword Scout, product database, and sales estimates as a second research lens — especially when Helium 10 and Jungle Scout disagree on volume.
The listing-images workstream briefs the stack. Here I write title, bullets, backend, and what the page must answer. I do not run a design farm.
Hero ASINs first. A catalog of 80 children does not get 80 custom novels in week one. We sequence.
No. The assistant and the shopper both punish it. Rank still needs the money terms — in a title a human would click.
Hero pass is front-loaded. After that, listings move when ads, reviews, or competitors change — not on a forever retainer for commas.
You do not need to hire it to find out if it belongs on the account. Send the public store link. I tell you whether this lever is leaking, whether I am the person to run it, and what week one would be.
Title, bullets, A+, reviews, brand defense, and obvious ad-real-estate problems. Storefront URL only — no Seller Central login until we agree to work.
If I cannot show the leaks, I decline. You are not added to a roster. A “no” is a complete answer, not a follow-up sequence.
Harvest, defense, listing pass, or “not yet.” Named in writing — not a 40-slide deck and a 12-month PDF.
Capacity is limited because I work the accounts myself. The review is how we decide if this workstream belongs on yours.
Request a free reviewMain image, secondary stack, and infographic briefs written to win the click Search Query Performance says you are losing.
Premium A+, Brand Story, and Store modules that support both conversion and the shopping assistant.
Parentage, stranded listings, suppressions, and backend terms — the catalog bugs that make ads look broken.
Search Query Performance, market basket, and share-of-voice — used as a weekly bid and listing input, not a quarterly slide.