Your listing is competing as a thumbnail before it competes as a product
Almost nobody meets your product on the product page. They meet it as a 200 pixel square in a grid of eight competitors, on a phone, while scrolling. The decision to click is made there, on an image that has to survive being shrunk to the size of a postage stamp.
This is why galleries built from good photography still lose. The photographs are fine. They were composed for a full screen, and the set was assembled one image at a time rather than designed as a sequence, so nothing answers the objection the previous image raised.
The other half of the problem is order. Most galleries put the prettiest image second and the answer to the question that actually stops the sale at slot six, where a phone user never reaches.
from $195
three packages, to $595
The category before the product
What the top listings in your category already look like as thumbnails, what convention buyers there have been trained on, and which of those conventions is worth breaking rather than following.
The objections, in order
The reasons someone does not buy, ranked. Size, material, compatibility, what is in the box, whether it will last. That ranking becomes the running order of the gallery, because an image that answers nothing is a slot spent.
Hero built at thumbnail size first
Designed and judged small, then scaled up. A hero that only works at full size is a hero that loses the click it needed to be seen at full size.
Infographics and lifestyle as one set
Built together so the type, the colour and the callout style hold across every slot, and so scale and use are shown rather than described.
The full gallery, to Amazon's specification
Every image at the resolution and dimensions Amazon requires, named and ordered, ready to upload without further work.
A hero that reads at 200 pixels
Checked at thumbnail size against the competitors it will actually sit beside, not in isolation.
Infographics carrying real objections
Each one answering something a buyer would otherwise leave to find out, with the claim placed where the eye lands.
Lifestyle images that answer scale and use
The two questions product-only photography never resolves, and the most common reason a considered buyer hesitates.
Listed at the same size as everything above, because an audit is bought by someone who has already been disappointed by advice, and the limits are what make the rest believable.
- Product photography. These packages design around images you supply, with stock where a package includes it.
- Copywriting for the title, bullets or backend keywords. That is the Amazon listing audit.
- Uploading to Seller Central on your behalf. You keep full control of the account.
- A promise about ranking. Images change the click and the conversion, not the index.
Do not buy this if
A seller who has not yet decided whether the product is worth launching. Images are the last step before a listing goes live, and they are an expensive way to find out that the category was wrong. If that is where you are, the Amazon strategy plan answers the earlier question first.
from $195, three packages, to $595
- 1 hero image
- 2 infographics
- 2 lifestyle images
- 1 free stock image
- Unlimited revisions
- Delivery in 14 days
- 1 hero image
- 3 infographics
- 3 lifestyle images
- 2 free stock images
- Unlimited revisions
- Delivery in 14 days
- 1 hero image
- 3 infographics
- 3 lifestyle images
- 7 EBC / A+ modules
- Unlimited stock images
- Unlimited revisions
- Delivery in 14 days
One fixed price, one listing, no call first. Ko-fi asks for the ASIN and the background when you order, so the work starts from your first message rather than after a round of questions. If what you send turns out not to match what is described on this page, you are told before any work happens, not after.
- Price
- from $195 three packages, to $595
- Turnaround
- 4 working days
- Payment
- Ko-fi, via PayPal
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- How many images do I actually need?
- Amazon allows more slots than most sellers fill, and the useful number is set by how many real objections your product raises rather than by the maximum. A simple, familiar product is often answered in five or six. Something technical, or sold in variants, or where size is hard to judge, needs more. The Starter package covers five images, Pro Seller seven, and Brand Power seven plus the A+ modules.
- Do I need to send you product photography?
- Yes for the product itself. These packages are design work built around your images, not a photo shoot. Each package includes stock imagery for backgrounds and lifestyle context, one image on Starter, two on Pro Seller and unlimited on Brand Power. If you have no usable product photography at all, that is a separate conversation before any of this is worth starting.
- What is the difference between this and the listing audit?
- This builds the gallery. The Amazon listing audit takes an existing listing apart, images and copy together, and tells you what is wrong with it and why. If your listing is live and underperforming and you do not yet know which half is at fault, the audit answers that first. If you already know the images are the problem, or the product has not launched, start here.
- What does unlimited revisions actually mean?
- It means the package is finished when you are satisfied with it rather than after a fixed number of rounds. In practice most sets settle in two or three passes, because the objection order is agreed before any image is designed, which is where most revision cycles come from.
- Why are these prices in dollars when everything else is in euros?
- Because this work has always been sold through f5designstudio.com, which quotes in dollars, and the packages here are the same packages at the same prices. Converting them would put a number on this page that disagrees with the agency site a buyer may be comparing it against.
- Can a package be adjusted?
- Yes. The three sizes cover most launches, but the mix can be changed if your product needs four infographics and one lifestyle image rather than the reverse. Ask before ordering and the scope is set in writing first.
Your shop is not failing, it is invisible.
The word you cannot use is rarely the one you would guess.
The listing looks fine and still loses the click.
Before you spend on ads, know what the category will let you win.
Every price on this site is what you pay. No call to book, no scope that grows after you have paid.