Amazon A+ Content Examples for Six Modules, Built Around One Hair Oil
Blog post from Atlas Cloud
Amazon A+ Content, formerly Enhanced Brand Content, replaces standard product-description text with modular image and copy sections designed to answer shopper questions about a product’s purpose, use, features, specifications, and variants. Using a fictional hair oil as an example, the material describes hero, lifestyle, detail, specification, and comparison modules, emphasizing that text should be placed in Amazon’s text fields rather than embedded in images for readability and compliance. It explains that Basic A+ permits up to five modules per ASIN, while Premium A+ supports up to seven and adds features such as full-width images, video, hotspots, carousels, Q&A sections, and enhanced comparison tools. The examples show how multiple module images can be generated from a single product image and model image, then resized to Amazon’s requirements, including its 2 MB file limit. Approval depends on rules covering image quality, ownership rights, prohibited claims, pricing and promotional references, competitor comparisons, warranties, and mobile-friendly layouts, while sellers can later edit content or apply a page across multiple ASINs.
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