1. The title is the most important part of your listing. Make sure it’s easy to read, descriptive, and contains your main keywords

2. Write 200 characters or less. Because mobile phone only shows the first 60 characters of the title, it is recommended to put the most important information within the first 60 characters;

3. Avoid decorative characters, emojis and ASCII characters (e.g. ~ ! * $ ? _ { } # < > | * ; ^ ¬ ¦ Æ © ®);

4. Capitalize the first letter of every word except prepositions, (in, on, over, with) conjunctions (and, or, for) or articles (the, a, an) and avoid using ALL CAPS;

5. Avoid subjective evaluation terms such as "hot item" or "best seller" or promotional phrases such as "free shipping" or "100% quality assurance. 

6. Size and color variation should be included in the product name of the child ASIN, not in the main product title.

1. Refine the core selling points of the product, such as: advantages, product size, warranty information, applicable age, etc., in order of importance;

2. Character limits: single line up to 500 characters, generally within 200 characters;

3. Describe points one by one. The first letter of each bullet point should be capitalized. Avoid the use of all capital letters;

4. Use native language to increase readability, so that consumers can most quickly understand the details of the product through a concise and clear description;

5. Do not include promotions and pricing related information, and do not include logistics, seller and company related information.

1. Refine the core selling points of the product, such as: advantages, product size, warranty information, applicable age, etc., in order of importance;

2. Character limits: single line up to 500 characters, generally within 200 characters;

3. Describe points one by one. The first letter of each bullet point should be capitalized. Avoid the use of all capital letters;

4. Use native language to increase readability, so that consumers can most quickly understand the details of the product through a concise and clear description;

5. Do not include promotions and pricing related information, and do not include logistics, seller and company related information.

1. Refine the core selling points of the product, such as: advantages, product size, warranty information, applicable age, etc., in order of importance;

2. Character limits: single line up to 500 characters, generally within 200 characters;

3. Describe points one by one. The first letter of each bullet point should be capitalized. Avoid the use of all capital letters;

4. Use native language to increase readability, so that consumers can most quickly understand the details of the product through a concise and clear description;

5. Do not include promotions and pricing related information, and do not include logistics, seller and company related information.

1. Refine the core selling points of the product, such as: advantages, product size, warranty information, applicable age, etc., in order of importance;

2. Character limits: single line up to 500 characters, generally within 200 characters;

3. Describe points one by one. The first letter of each bullet point should be capitalized. Avoid the use of all capital letters;

4. Use native language to increase readability, so that consumers can most quickly understand the details of the product through a concise and clear description;

5. Do not include promotions and pricing related information, and do not include logistics, seller and company related information.

1. Refine the core selling points of the product, such as: advantages, product size, warranty information, applicable age, etc., in order of importance;

2. Character limits: single line up to 500 characters, generally within 200 characters;

3. Describe points one by one. The first letter of each bullet point should be capitalized. Avoid the use of all capital letters;

4. Use native language to increase readability, so that consumers can most quickly understand the details of the product through a concise and clear description;

5. Do not include promotions and pricing related information, and do not include logistics, seller and company related information.

1. Product description is a supplement to the core selling points and important parameters of the product, the word count is required within 2000 characters;

2. avoid using HTML, JavaScript or other types of code in the product description;

3. with the core keywords as a guide, it is recommended to use numerical symbols, consider the customer use scenarios;

4. Avoid seller's name, company information, phone number, e-mail address, product price, promotional terms and other information.

1. Search Terms is a supplement to the title, five-bullet point,  description, it is recommended not to use keywords that have not been used to avoid repetition, mis-spelling keywords, Spanish keywords etc..;

2. All use lowercase letters, with spaces to separate each word, singular or plural words can be, the word count required within 250 characters;

3. Avoid mentioning brand names and other product identifiers — Amazon won’t approve of that

4. Avoid using temporary statements, such as "new products" or "promotions"; subjective expressions, such as "best", "lowest price ", "best", "lowest price", "unbelievable"; offensive words, including any words that promote illegal activities or glorify hatred, violence, racial discrimination, sexism or religious bigotry.

5. Avoid using articles or prepositions or other connecting phrases, such as "a", "and", "by ", "for", "of", "the", "with", and so on; Avoid punctuation marks such as ";", ":" and "-"