Guide
The free listing audit: how it works and how to use the numbers
A listing audit reads the product page the way a shopper and Amazon's algorithm do: does the title match the search, do the images answer the questions, do the bullets earn the click, do the reviews and price close it. A specialist checks all of that plus the parts a tool cannot see, such as the competitors on the same search results and the category conventions, and replies with the three changes that would move the needle most.
What the audit covers
Keyword coverage in the title, bullets and backend terms against the searches that actually drive the category; image count, main-image compliance and what the gallery fails to answer; A+ Content and brand store use; price position against the Buy Box competitors and the coupon landscape; review count, rating and recent trends; and suppression risks such as missing attributes or prohibited claims.
What happens after you send it
A specialist reviews the public listing, usually within one business day, and emails findings in plain language: what to change, why, and roughly what it is worth. There is no account access involved and no obligation; most sellers make the changes themselves. If you want them done for you, the same specialist quotes the work.
Questions sellers ask
Yes. It is how we show what a listing specialist sees; there is no obligation and no account access needed.
Usually one business day; complex catalogues or Walmart listings can take two.
No. The audit reads the public product page only.
Yes. Choose Walmart on the form and paste the item URL.