When combined with any of our photo packages, we include the extra 7-9 images needed for your A+ Content at no additional charge. This is because we already incur the expense of setting up the photo shoot and pass the savings on to you. Many Sellers choose to have us create their A+ Content even if they are waiting for Amazon Brand Registry.

Yes, this is the recommended approach. We feature all or most product variations in a single A+ description so it can be used for all variations.

We take pride in presenting your product based on extensive research and years of Amazon experience. If we make factual errors (e.g., incorrect measurements or missed specific requests from your intake form), we correct them free of charge. For preferential changes (e.g., graphic style or stock image swaps), we charge a revision fee of $25 per image after the first round of changes for Gold & Silver packages or three rounds for the Platinum package. Requests requiring a re-shoot may incur additional fees. We ask that you trust our expertise in Amazon listing optimization. To maintain a high standard at a reasonable price, we need to limit revisions. If you prefer unlimited revisions on an hourly basis, we can introduce you to a designer who offers this service. Our full revision policy and procedure are available upon request.

Yes, every brand must be Brand Registered to use A+ Content, even if sold on the same account as brands that are registered. A registered trademark is required before applying with Amazon. Is A+ Content the same as EBC? Essentially, yes. Enhanced Brand Content (EBC) was the original version of A+ Content. Amazon replaced EBC with A+ Content, which was already available to Vendor Central users. Both Seller Central and Vendor Central users now use A+ Content, though many Amazon Sellers still refer to it as EBC.

We share 0% of client information. We can also sign Non-Disclosure Agreements upon request. We appreciate when clients allow us to showcase our work in our portfolio, but this only happens with express written permission from the client.

Essentially, yes. Enhanced Brand Content (EBC) was the original version of A+ Content. Amazon replaced EBC with A+ Content, which was already available to Vendor Central users. Both Seller Central and Vendor Central users now use A+ Content, though many Amazon Sellers still refer to it as EBC.