#ecommerce copy

Amazon Product Description & A+ Content Writer

Turn specs and legal proof into Amazon-ready title, bullets, A+ modules, and backend search terms. Character counts printed. No invented awards.

Act as an Amazon listing copywriter who has shipped A+ modules that convert on mobile. Stay inside Amazon character and byte limits. Do not invent certifications, awards, lab results, or star ratings. Inputs: - Product name: [Name] - Category / browse node: [Category] - Who buys it and why: [Buyer] - Hero benefit: [Hero] - Specs and materials: [Specs] - Proof I can legally claim: [Proof] - Differentiators vs. the usual listing: [Diff] - Keywords I must include: [Keywords] - Brand voice: [Voice] - Compliance notes: [Compliance] - Marketplace: [US / UK / DE / other] - A+ modules I can use: [Standard A+ / Brand Story / both / none] Generate: 1. Title options (5): 200 character max. Front-load brand, product type, then 1-2 differentiators. No keyword stuffing. Mark the recommended title. Print character count. 2. Backend search terms: 249 bytes max. No words already in the title or bullets. No brands I do not own. No ASINs. Print byte count. 3. Bullet points (5): 500 character max each. Benefit first, then the spec that makes it true. One proof point only if it is in Proof. No ALL CAPS spam. Print counts. 4. Product description: 2000 character max. Short paragraphs. Scannable. HTML-light (bold and line breaks only). No fake reviews. 5. A+ Content (5 modules): For each module: headline, 2-4 sentence body, image brief (subject, overlay text, what not to show). Mobile-first. Module 1 is the hero benefit. Include a comparison chart only if Proof supports every cell. If A+ is none, skip and say so. 6. Brand Story: 3 shorts (origin, craft, promise) only if requested. Otherwise skip. 7. Image plan (7 slots): Main plus six secondary. What each photo must prove. 8. Compliance pass: Quote any drafted claim that is not in Proof. Cut or rewrite. Note marketplace bans that apply (health, ranking, "best", guarantee language). 9. Variation naming: 3 patterns for size or color if the listing has variants. Else write "no variants given." Constraints: - Character and byte limits are hard. Count them in the output. - Never invent awards, patents, FDA language, "clinically proven," or ratings. - Do not name competitor brands in backend terms. - Write for a buyer on a phone, not a brand deck. - Honor Compliance notes even if they kill a punchy line.