Designed for a phone, because that is where it is read.
Most A+ content is designed on a desktop, approved on a desktop, and then seen almost entirely on a five inch screen where the text is unreadable and the comparison table is a horizontal scroll nobody performs. This is where brands quietly lose the sale they paid for.
Checked by Amazon rather than claimed by us. It is the one credential in this industry that somebody else has to agree to.
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Modules with a job, not modules to fill the space.
Creative is a paid service and always quoted on its own. We will tell you if the listing does not need it.
What this looks like on a real account.
Creative pricing, published in full.
Priced on the range and the module count, quoted before anything starts, and never folded into an advertising fee.
- Image stack rebuilt around the objections that lose the sale
- A+ modules that read at thumb size on a phone
- Comparison module that keeps the buyer inside your range
- Brand Story used as a shop window, not a founder paragraph
- Storefront your Sponsored Brands can actually point at
- Unit session percentage checked before and after
From brands we run this for.
Same budget, nearly double the revenue. Nothing about our product changed at all.
Our A+ was designed on a desktop and nobody had ever opened it on a phone. Conversion moved four points after the rebuild.
Our A+ was designed on a desktop and nobody had ever opened it on a phone. Conversion moved four points after the rebuild.
Everything we know about it, written down.
Your Listing Is A Mobile Listing Now, And It Probably Was Not Written That Way
Most Amazon shopping happens on a phone, and almost every Amazon mobile listing was written in a spreadsheet and approved on a 27 inch monitor. That gap does not show in your advertising reports. It shows in conversion rate. Seven things to check this afternoon.
Listings and CreativeWhy Your A+ Content Is Not Converting
A+ content is the last thing a buyer reads before deciding, and the thing brands spend the least time on. Five patterns we see in almost every listing we audit, why each one costs conversions, and the fix for each.
Straight answers, no call required.
Do I need Brand Registry?
For A+ content, Brand Story and a storefront, yes. Without it we can still rebuild the image stack, which on many listings is the higher impact half of the work anyway.
How long does a full creative rebuild take?
Two to four weeks for a typical range, depending on how many modules and how much product photography already exists. You see the layouts before anything is produced.
Can you work with our existing brand guidelines?
Yes, and we would rather. The job is making your brand read at thumb size on a phone, not replacing it.
Is creative included in the advertising fee?
No, and deliberately so. It is quoted separately every time, so you can see what you are paying for each thing and decline the parts you do not need.
Something we have not covered? Ask it and a person replies, usually the same working day.
Send the right reports. Get a straight answer back.
We read the account properly and write back with where the money is going, what it is buying, and the three things we would change first. You keep it either way.
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