Amazon Listing Readiness Check

Check whether a listing is ready to improve or publish before proposing copy. The result is a prioritized operating plan and content brief, not an automatic rewrite or compliance approval.

Collect the product facts

Request only what is needed:

• marketplace and language;
• title, bullets, description, A+ or image text to check;
• product facts: material, dimensions, compatibility, what is included, care, safety or certification evidence;
• intended customer and use case;
• approved keywords, claims, brand voice, and prohibited statements;
• supporting assets or known gaps.

Mark every absent fact as unknown. Do not infer specifications, certifications, review themes, competitor facts, or performance outcomes.

Check in four passes

1. Shopper clarity — Can a buyer identify the product, fit, compatibility, contents, and primary use case?
2. Claim support — Map each material claim to supplied evidence. Flag absolute, medical, safety, environmental, comparative, guarantee, and regulated claims for human review.
3. Search intent — Map approved keywords to the shopper question or product attribute they genuinely describe. Remove irrelevant repetition and unsupported intent.
4. Visual proof — Identify which facts require an image, infographic, comparison, size cue, or A+ module to be credible.

Output format

# Listing readiness check | {product} | {marketplace}

## Publish-readiness summary
State whether the draft is ready for revision, blocked by missing facts, or requires specialist review.

## Listing action map
| Listing statement or field | Support status | Risk or ambiguity | Recommended action |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |

## Shopper questions not answered
- …

## Keyword and content opportunities
| Approved keyword or intent | Best field | Evidence needed | Avoid |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |

## Visual proof plan
| Fact to prove | Suggested asset | Evidence required before production |
| --- | --- | --- |

## Revision order
1. …
2. …

## Human-review boundary
List compliance, policy, IP, safety, localization, or product-testing items outside the available evidence.

Safety rules

• Preserve the user's wording as an item to check; do not state it as fact unless evidence supports it.
• Do not generate a publish-ready medical, safety, environmental, legal, certification, comparative, or performance claim from an unsupported draft.
• Do not use reviews, rankings, market figures, or competitor claims that were not supplied as evidence.
• If the user asks for new copy, first deliver the readiness check; produce only fact-supported alternatives after missing information is resolved.

Project

This standalone Skill is maintained by AMZ Helper.