- Product
- Rechargeable work light
- Set
- Main image + 7 slides
- Same traffic, after
- +15% more orders
- On a sample store*
- +$3,672 / mo
We rebuild Amazon galleries for sellers who already pay for the traffic. Across the sets we have measured, conversion goes up +13% on average. On a sample store doing $24,480 a month that is +$3,182 more every month — 6.4× back on a $500 set inside the first thirty days. Free audit first.
The cost of a flat gallery
What a weak listing
quietly costs you.
Your sessions, your conversion, your price. The lift applied is +13%, the average of the conversion results below — not a promise about your listing.
Revenue today
$24,480
After a +13% conversion lift
$27,662
Left on the table
$3,182
every month the gallery stays as it is
$38,189 a year
Find what my gallery is missing →
Real results
The part you can measure.
Conversion on listing sets after the gallery was rebuilt. The last figure is the seller’s own, read straight out of their Seller Central.
- Product
- Pressure washer
- Set
- Main image + 7 slides
- Same traffic, after
- +14% more orders
- On a sample store*
- +$3,427 / mo
- Product
- 11-in-1 trimmer
- Set
- Main image + 7 slides
- Same traffic, after
- +13% more orders
- On a sample store*
- +$3,182 / mo
- Product
- 15.6-inch laptop
- Set
- Main image + 7 slides
- Same traffic, after
- +12% more orders
- On a sample store*
- +$2,938 / mo
- Source
- Seller’s own Seller Central
- Window
- About a month after launch
- Same traffic, after
- +20% more orders
- On a sample store*
- +$4,896 / mo
The seller also made other listing changes in that window, and says so themselves.
Send the ASIN. You get the first three things we would change, and what each one is costing you.
* A worked example, not a client’s revenue: 8,000 sessions a month, $34 average price, 9% conversion — $24,480 before the rebuild. The percentages are the measured ones; the dollars are what they come to on that store. Put your own numbers in the calculator above. On that same store a $500 listing set returns 6.4× its fee in revenue in the first month.
What sellers say
In their words.
Concept redesign
Same product.
Different decision.
Kitchen
Where it fell short
Low contrast buried the dishwasher-safe claim and blended the steel product into the background.
What we changed
Added a deep navy background, tripled the headline size and rebuilt the benefit block at full contrast.
Result
The benefit reads first, while the cookware remains the brightest object in the frame.
Smart home
Where it fell short
Equal bullets and a small pack shot described features, but never showed the experience.
What we changed
Replaced the feature list with a voice-command scene and enlarged the device in a real interior.
Result
Voice control is understood before the shopper reads a single bullet.
Household
Where it fell short
The slide claimed strength in text, but the loosely folded bag proved nothing.
What we changed
Added a loaded-bag demonstration, a larger claim and compact high-contrast specification chips.
Result
Load capacity is visible at a glance, without crowding the product.
Selected work
One product.
The whole set.
SmartwatchWearablesMain image plus 5 slides
Smartwatch
Hair crimperBeautyMain image plus 5 slides
Hair crimper
Pressure washerOutdoorMain image plus 7 slides
Pressure washer
Rechargeable work lightOutdoorMain image plus 7 slides
Rechargeable work light
15.6-inch laptopTechMain image plus 7 slides
15.6-inch laptop
Christmas garlandSeasonalMain image plus 5 slides
Christmas garland
Men's accessory setAccessoriesMain image plus 5 slides
Men's accessory set
A+ content
Below the fold,
the story continues.
Anatomy of a listing
Eight slides.
Eight reasons.
+13%
Conversion on this listing
01
Win the search click
The Amazon-compliant main image shows the complete kit, cleanly scaled on white, with no graphic noise competing with the product.
02
Lead with value
Competitor research showed buyers compare versatility first. We lead with 11-in-1 and 6500 RPM so the advantage reads in seconds.
03
Show the full kit
Reviews revealed uncertainty about what arrives in the box. One organized view makes the bundle easy to understand and compare.
04
Remove the care objection
Cleaning and shower use were common purchase questions. IPX6 protection and washable heads answer both without extra explanation.
05
Make specs scannable
Battery life, charge time and size drive practical comparison. We grouped them into one fast technical check.
06
Answer the comfort fear
Review language repeatedly mentioned pulling and irritation. This frame answers the emotional objection before it becomes a lost sale.
07
Turn features into use
“11-in-1” is abstract on its own. Hair, beard, detail and body scenarios show exactly where that versatility pays off.
08
Close with ease
A clear attachment close-up proves switching functions is simple, leaving the buyer with confidence instead of another question.
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Which slot is your listing missing?
Send the ASIN. We will show which buyer question your gallery still leaves unanswered.
Workflow
How a listing
gets built.
0101
01 Research
- Competitor teardown across the top of the category
- Search results and keyword analysis
- Review mining for the objections buyers actually write
- Positioning and target buyer
0202
02 Strategy
- Slide order and the one message each image carries
- Copy and selling points per slide
- Layout wireframes before any pixel is pushed
- Visual direction locked with you
0303
03 Design
- Listing images and infographics
- A+ and Premium content
- Retouching and compositing
- Iterations until every detail is right
0404
04 Test and ship
- Blind tests on people who have never seen the product
- A/B on the main image where the data allows it
- Export to Amazon specs and other marketplaces
- Editable PSD source files included
Behind the design
The part nobody
puts in a portfolio.
Competitor teardown
Revenue, price, reviews and conversion across the category. The strongest listings reveal the gap to target.
Search and keywords
What buyers actually type, which terms carry volume, and which of them have to be readable in the images themselves.
Where the gaps are
Organic against sponsored, word frequency across the category. The words everyone uses, and the ones nobody claimed yet.
Blind and A/B tests
Four compliant main-image concepts tested by CTR. The winning composition ships; the rest become evidence.
Send your listing.
Get a straight answer.
Tell us the ASIN or drop the images. We will show you the first three things we would change.
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