Write an Amazon product listing that follows marketplace rules
Title options, bullets, description, backend search terms, and A+ content plan that avoid common Amazon policy violations.
The prompt
Write an Amazon product listing for me.
Product: [NAME, WHAT IT IS, MATERIALS, SIZE/QUANTITY, VARIATIONS]
Category and marketplace: [e.g. "Kitchen, amazon.com"]
Key benefits and proof: [WHAT IT DOES BETTER - with specs, test results, or certifications I can document]
Target keywords: [FROM MY KEYWORD RESEARCH - main term and long-tail phrases]
Competing listings: [WHAT THEY CLAIM, WHERE THEY ARE WEAK]
Brand Registry? [YES/NO - determines A+ content]
Rules:
- Follow the title format and character limit for my category; I will confirm against the current Seller Central style guide. Typical order: brand, product type, key feature, size or quantity, variation.
- No promotional language in the title ("best seller", "#1", "sale"), no decorative symbols, and no prices or shipping promises anywhere.
- No health, disease, antimicrobial, or environmental claims ("cures", "antibacterial", "eco-friendly", "biodegradable") unless I give documentation; mark doubtful ones [CONFIRM].
- Never use competitor brand names in visible copy or backend terms.
- Write for mobile scanning: start each bullet with a short benefit phrase in capitals.
Return:
1. Three title options with character counts.
2. Five bullet points.
3. A product description.
4. Backend search terms within the size limit [CONFIRM current limit]: no words repeated from the title, no competitor brands, no subjective claims.
5. If brand registered: an A+ content plan (module type, headline, image idea, copy for each).
6. A list of every claim I must be able to substantiate.
Highlighted [brackets] are blanks to replace with your own details.
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What to fill in
- NAME, WHAT IT IS, MATERIALS, SIZE/QUANTITY, VARIATIONS
- e.g. "Kitchen, amazon.com"
- FROM MY KEYWORD RESEARCH - main term and long-tail phrases
- WHAT THEY CLAIM, WHERE THEY ARE WEAK
- YES/NO - determines A+ content
- CONFIRM
- CONFIRM current limit
How this prompt is built
This prompt follows the RTF structure (Role, Task, Format). RTF tells the model who to be, what to do and what shape the answer should take. It is the quickest structure that still gives noticeably better results than a bare request.
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