Keyword Research & Content Writing
Amazon SEO and Google SEO are completely different. Amazon ranks products based on conversion rate and sales velocity as much as keywords. That means your listing copy needs to do two things at once: include the right search terms so Amazon indexes your produc...
Three places sellers get stuck
These issues can delay progress for days or weeks. We diagnose them early and handle the right route.
Catalog conflicts
Amazon catalog contribution conflicts can block updates, titles, variations, images, or attributes.
Flat file errors
Wrong templates, missing fields, and invalid values can keep listings stuck for days.
Visibility loss
Listing issues can reduce indexing, suppress products, or stop buyers from finding your ASIN.
Everything handled properly
Not a checklist of buzzwords. These are the actual moving parts we handle for this service.
Keyword research
We handle keyword research as part of the keyword research & content writing process and verify the result before handover.
Title optimization
We handle title optimization as part of the keyword research & content writing process and verify the result before handover.
Bullet points
We handle bullet points as part of the keyword research & content writing process and verify the result before handover.
Backend keywords
We handle backend keywords as part of the keyword research & content writing process and verify the result before handover.
Search terms
We handle search terms as part of the keyword research & content writing process and verify the result before handover.
A four-step process, no surprises
Keyword Extraction
We reverse-engineer the top 5 competitors using Helium 10 Cerebro to find which keywords they rank for. We filter down to terms with real search volume and buying intent.
Priority Mapping
High-volume, high-intent keywords go in the title. Mid-tier terms go in bullet points. Long-tail terms fill backend keyword fields. We document the logic so you understand the structure.
Content Writing
We write the title, five bullet points, and product description incorporating keywords naturally. The content reads to a human, not just to an algorithm.
Backend Setup
We fill all backend keyword fields with remaining relevant terms, competitor brand names where permitted, and spelling variations Amazon does not automatically account for.
Results we've delivered
We write listing copy in English as native speakers. We have seen too many listings that are technically keyword-stuffed but completely unreadable. Amazon measures dwell time and conversion. A listing nobody reads does not convert, and low conversion rate hurts your ranking over time.
A separate listing-removal case resolved same-day — 122 FBA units protected, zero policy strikes.
Read the case study →Before you ask
Search trends shift slowly on Amazon. We recommend reviewing keyword data every 3 to 6 months, or sooner if you see a significant drop in impressions on your advertising reports. A monthly review is overkill for most products.
In backend keyword fields, yes. It is within Amazon terms of service to include competitor brand names in backend fields. In your title, bullet points, or description, no. Amazon removes listings that misuse brand names in visible content.
Your title should include 2 to 3 primary keywords naturally integrated into a readable sentence. The days of keyword stuffing titles with 12 terms in a row are over. Amazon penalizes titles that read like search query strings rather than product names.