I will create amazon a plus content and ebc modules for sellers


About this gig
Amazon rejected your A+ content twice and the reason they sent back tells you almost nothing. I know that feeling.
I sell on Amazon myself, on both .com and .ca. So I build A+ modules that pass review and still look right six months later.
What you get:
- A+ (EBC) modules from the Standard module set
- Image files sized for each module, ready to upload
- Headline and body copy written against Amazon's content rules
- Alt text for every image
- A short upload guide
How I work:
1. You send photos, brand assets and your ASIN.
2. I map the layout and write the copy first, then design around it.
3. You review, I revise.
I won't put review badges, competitor names or claim words like "best" or "guaranteed" into your modules. Those get A+ rejected. I'd rather tell you now than after.
Not a fit if you don't have Brand Registry yet. A+ needs it, no way around that.
Message me with your ASIN and I'll tell you if it's worth doing before you order.
Get to know Oguzhan O
Amazon Listing Expert High Converting Visuals Classic ASP Fix Specialist
- FromCanada
- Member sinceJun 2024
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English, Turkish
FAQ
Do I need Brand Registry for A+ content?
Yes. Amazon opens A+ only to brand registered sellers and vendors. If you're not registered yet, don't order. Message me and I'll tell you what Amazon asks for. I don't handle the registration itself.
Why does this cost more than the 10 dollar gigs?
Because I write the copy against Amazon's rules first, then design around it. Cheap A+ often carries claim words or fake badges and gets rejected. Redoing a rejected page costs more than doing it once properly.
What happens if Amazon rejects the A+ content?
If the rejection points at my design or my copy, I fix it at no cost. Just send me the reason Amazon gave you. I can't cover rejections caused by your brand status, your category, or photos you supplied.
Will my sales go up after this?
I can't promise that, and I'd be careful with anyone who does. A+ helps shoppers understand the product and can cut returns. Sales also depend on price, reviews, ads and stock. I'll build the page well.
How many revisions do I get?
One on Basic, two on Standard, three on Premium. A revision means copy edits, layout swaps or color changes. Starting a whole new concept after you approved the layout is a new order, not a revision.
What do you need from me to start?
Your ASIN, product photos at decent resolution, your logo, brand colors if you have them, and a line about who buys the product. If the photos are too small to work with, I'll tell you before I design.
Who owns the files after delivery?
You do, once the order completes. You get the sized image files. Any font or stock image I use is licensed for commercial work. I won't put your brand in my portfolio unless you tell me it's fine.
Do you actually deliver on time?
Two days on Basic, three on Standard, four on Premium. If something is going to slip I tell you on day one, not on the deadline. An early warning is more useful to you than a rushed file.

