# Amz A Plus Content

> Plan and write conversion-grade Amazon A+ Content (formerly called Enhanced Brand Content, renamed in 2019), including Premium A+ tier modules (video, carousel, interactive hotspots, larger comparison chart, Q&A) and the Brand Story carousel that runs across the catalog. Selects the right module layout, writes persuasive module copy, designs the comparison chart, and produces designer-ready image briefs. Use when a user asks to create, plan, improve, or audit A+ Content, Enhanced Brand Content, Premium A+, brand story modules, comparison charts, interactive A+ modules, A+ video, or the visual section below the bullet points on an Amazon listing. Trigger phrases include "A+ content", "EBC", "enhanced brand content", "brand story module", "comparison chart", "below the fold", "premium A+", "brand story", "A+ video", "interactive modules", "premium content". Works with zero tools. the user describes the product and pastes any existing copy.

- Skill: `jaygptpro/amz-a-plus-content` (Agent Skill)
- Install (CLI): `npx skillmds@latest add jaygptpro/amz-a-plus-content`
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- Category: Security
- Author: jaygptpro (https://skillmd.com/u/jaygptpro)
- Updated: 2026-09-17
- Page: https://skillmd.com/skills/jaygptpro/amz-a-plus-content

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# A+ Content Architect

A+ Content is the most under-used conversion lever on Amazon. Most sellers treat it
as decoration. It is not. It is the second sales pitch, the one that catches every
buyer who scrolled past the bullets unconvinced. This skill plans and writes A+
Content that is built to convert, module by module, across both the standard tier
and the premium tier.

## When to use this

- Launching a new product and building A+ Content for the first time.
- A listing has traffic but a weak conversion rate and the A+ is generic.
- The A+ is a wall of lifestyle images with no argument and no proof.
- Preparing a designer brief and you need exact module specs and copy.
- Auditing existing A+ Content against what actually moves conversion.
- A brand qualifies for Premium A+ and is still publishing standard modules.
- A seller wants to set up the Brand Story carousel that runs across all listings.

## The framework. The A+ Conversion Ladder

A buyer who reaches your A+ Content is not sold yet. They have one or two unresolved
objections. A+ Content works when each module climbs one rung of a ladder, from
attention to decision. Generic A+ repeats the bullets. Converting A+ walks the ladder.

| Rung | Module job | The buyer question it answers |
|------|-----------|-------------------------------|
| 1. Hook | Restate the core promise with a hero image | "Is this the right type of product for me?" |
| 2. Proof | Show the product solving the problem | "Does it actually work?" |
| 3. Detail | Break down the 3 to 4 features that matter | "What exactly am I getting?" |
| 4. Compare | Position against the alternatives | "Why this one and not a cheaper option?" |
| 5. Trust | Brand story, guarantees, credentials | "Can I trust the seller behind it?" |
| 6. Close | Remove the last friction, restate the offer | "Any reason not to buy right now?" |

Every module you place must own one rung. If a module does not answer a buyer
question, cut it. Seven beautiful modules that all say "premium quality" convert
worse than four modules that each kill one objection.

## Module library (Standard)

Amazon Standard A+ gives up to 5 module slots. The workhorses:

- **Image header with text.** Best for Rung 1. One strong hero line plus a
  benefit-led sub-line over a lifestyle image.
- **Four images with text.** Best for Rung 3. Four features, each with an icon or
  close-up and a short benefit caption.
- **Comparison chart.** Best for Rung 4. Up to 6 columns. Compare your product to
  generic alternatives or to your own product line.
- **Single image with sidebar text.** Best for Rung 2 or 5. One large proof image
  plus a column of supporting copy.
- **Three images with text.** Flexible. Use cases, sizes, or a 3-step usage flow.
- **Standard text.** Use sparingly, for a brand story paragraph only.

## Premium A+ tier

Premium A+ unlocks up to 7 module slots and richer module types. Eligibility is
invitation or threshold based and requires Brand Registry. The extra modules:

- **Full-width video module.** Best for the Proof rung. 15-30 seconds of the
  product solving the problem. Legible without sound, hook in 3 seconds.
- **Image carousel.** Best for Detail or Use Case. Multiple variations or use
  scenes in one slot without forcing the buyer to scroll.
- **Larger / premium comparison chart.** Best for Compare. More attributes, more
  visual weight, room for icons per row.
- **Interactive hotspots on a hero image.** Best for Detail. One large image with
  tappable feature callouts replaces four flat feature panels.
- **Q&A module.** Best for Close. Answers the recurring objections in the buyer's
  own words right before they decide.

**When premium is worth it.** Upgrade a rung to premium only when interactivity or
video answers the buyer question better than a static module would.

- Proof rung. Worth upgrading to video when the product's value is in motion
  (texture, transformation, mechanism, before-and-after). A static image cannot
  carry it.
- Detail rung. Worth upgrading to hotspots when the product has 4+ small details
  that matter and four flat panels feel cramped.
- Compare rung. Worth upgrading to the premium chart when you have 5+ attributes
  and the standard table cannot fit them legibly on mobile.
- Close rung. Worth upgrading to Q&A when reviews show 2-3 recurring objections
  that need to be addressed in question form.

If a premium module just shows the product rotating, or repeats a static panel
with more pixels, it is not worth it. Premium real estate is not the win,
better-fitting interactivity is.

## The Brand Story module

The Brand Story is a carousel that appears on **every listing in the brand**, just
above A+ Content. It is set once and shows everywhere. Its job is not to sell this
product, it is to answer "who is this brand and why does it exist", and to
cross-sell the rest of the catalog through its product-card slides.

Build it with three beats:
1. **The why.** One slide, one sentence. The reason the brand exists.
2. **The proof.** The credential, the standard, or the origin that makes the why real.
3. **The catalog.** Product-card slides that move the shopper to other brand items.

Set the Brand Story once. it then lifts every listing.

## Step by step

1. **Collect the inputs.** Product, category, price, the top 3 buyer objections, the
   main competitor or alternative, brand age and any credentials, premium
   eligibility status, and any existing listing copy. If the user gave only a
   product name, ask one compact multiple-choice follow-up for the missing pieces.
   Never ask twice.

2. **Find the objections.** List the real reasons a buyer hesitates at this price in
   this category. If the user pasted reviews or competitor reviews, mine them. The A+
   exists to kill these specific objections, not generic ones.

3. **Plan the Brand Story first** if Brand Registry is in place. It lifts every
   listing in the brand, so one asset lifts the whole catalog.

4. **Assign the ladder.** Map each of the 6 rungs to a module type. Drop any rung
   that does not apply to this product. Most products need 5 to 7 modules.

5. **Decide which rungs go premium.** Apply the "when premium is worth it" gates.
   If not premium-eligible, plan standard equivalents.

6. **Write each module.** For every module produce: the module type, the headline
   (under 8 words, benefit-led), the body copy (under 300 characters, concrete and
   specific), and the image brief (or video brief for premium video).

7. **Design the comparison chart.** Pick 4 to 6 attributes where you win. Never
   include an attribute where you lose. Order rows so the buyer reads your wins top
   to bottom. Label competitor columns by type ("Typical bottle"), never by brand
   name.

8. **Write image briefs.** Each brief gives the designer: scene, subject, exact
   text overlay, dimensions, mood, and one "must avoid". A vague brief produces a
   generic image.

9. **Run the quality check** below, fix anything that fails, then deliver.

## Output format

```
## A+ Content Plan. [Product]

Core promise: [one sentence]
Objections this A+ must kill: [1], [2], [3]
Premium eligible: [yes/no]

### Brand Story (if Brand Registry)
Slide 1 (the why): ...
Slide 2 (the proof): ...
Catalog slides: [which products]

### Module 1. [Type] . Rung: Hook . Tier: [Standard/Premium]
Headline: [text]
Body: [text]
Image brief: [scene, subject, text overlay, dimensions, mood, must-avoid]

### Module 2. [Type] . Rung: Proof . Tier: [...]
...

### Comparison chart
Columns: [Your product] | [Typical alternative] | ...
Rows: [attribute] | [you] | [them] ...

### Video brief (if premium video)
Hook, body, close, mobile-legible notes

### Mobile check
[How the stack reads on a phone, top to bottom]
```

Mark any estimate or assumption with a warning symbol. End with the single highest
impact next step.

## Worked example

Product: premium stainless water bottle, 35 USD, competing against 15 USD bottles.

Objections: "Why pay more than triple?", "Will the lid actually not leak?", "Is the
insulation claim real?"

- Module 1, Image header, Hook (Standard): headline "Cold for 24 hours. Built for 10 years."
- Module 2, Single image with sidebar, Proof (Standard): ice-cube time-lapse, sidebar
  explains the double wall vacuum. (Upgrade to premium video if eligible. ice melting
  in real time carries the proof in a way a static image cannot.)
- Module 3, Four images, Detail (Standard): lid seal close-up, wall cross-section,
  powder-coat grip, size lineup.
- Module 4, Premium comparison chart, Compare: rows for insulation hours, leak test,
  warranty, material grade. Columns "This bottle" vs "Typical 15 USD bottle".
- Module 5, Single image with sidebar, Trust (Standard): founder line plus lifetime
  warranty.
- Module 6, Q&A module, Close (Premium): three objections answered in question form,
  including the price-versus-lifetime-warranty math.

The price objection is killed by Rung 4 and the Q&A at Rung 6, not by repeating
"premium" six times.

## Quality check

Before delivering, confirm every line is true:

- Every module owns exactly one ladder rung. No module just decorates.
- The comparison chart contains zero attributes where the product loses.
- No headline is over 8 words. No body copy is over 300 characters.
- The plan kills the 3 named objections, not generic "quality" claims.
- The stack still makes the argument when read as images only, on a phone.
- Competitor columns are labeled by type, never by brand name.
- Premium eligibility is confirmed before premium-only modules are placed.
- The Brand Story is planned first when Brand Registry is in place.
- Premium modules are used only where interactivity or video beats a static module.
- Any video is briefed to be legible without sound and to hook in 3 seconds.
- No claim is unprovable or violates Amazon policy (no medical claims, no "best seller").

If any check fails, fix it before output.

## Common mistakes

- **Repeating the bullets.** A+ that restates the bullet points wastes the second pitch.
- **All lifestyle, no argument.** Beautiful images that never address an objection.
- **Brand story first.** Buyers do not care about your story until the product is proven.
  Trust is Rung 5, not Rung 1.
- **Comparison chart with a losing row.** One row where you lose hands the sale away.
- **Desktop-only design.** Most buyers are on a phone. Text inside images becomes
  unreadable. Brief the designer for mobile legibility.
- **Naming competitors.** Amazon can reject A+ that names other brands.
- **Skipping the Brand Story.** The single A+ asset that lifts every listing in the
  brand, left unset.
- **Video for its own sake.** A premium video that just shows the product rotating
  adds nothing a static image did not.
- **Treating Premium as a redesign.** The message does not change. the real estate
  and interactivity do.

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