Amazon storefront and A+ content for a 7-figure kitchen brand
Rebuilt every listing and the Brand Storefront for a US kitchenware brand with 34 SKUs.
What changed after launch
Problem, approach, outcome
The constraint
Strong products, mediocre listings — main images and A+ Content weren't converting mobile shoppers.
Meridian Supply Co. had solid products and seven-figure Amazon revenue, but listings looked interchangeable with private-label competitors. Main images didn't communicate differentiation, secondary images buried benefits, and A+ Content was desktop-heavy. Paid ads were subsidising weak organic conversion instead of amplifying strong listings.
What we did
Category audit, redesigned image stacks, mobile-first A+ modules, unified Brand Storefront.
We audited the category for image patterns and claim gaps, then redesigned main + secondary stacks for the top SKUs with mobile-first cropping and benefit callouts. A+ modules were rebuilt for phone scroll, and the Brand Storefront was unified under one visual system so shoppers landing from ads recognised the brand instantly.
What shipped
Conversion rate up 38% across the top 10 SKUs in 60 days; ad efficiency improved on the same spend.
Conversion rose 38% across the top ten SKUs within sixty days. Ad efficiency improved on the same spend because more clicks converted — ACOS moved in the right direction without increasing budget.
Highlights from the engagement
- Mobile-first image stacks — most Amazon traffic never sees desktop A+
- Storefront and listings share one brand system
- Conversion gains on the same ad spend
Deliverables
- Category competitive audit
- Main + secondary image stacks
- Mobile-first A+ Content modules
- Unified Brand Storefront
- Listing copy hierarchy for top SKUs
Tools and capabilities used
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