Amazon Listing — Algorithm + Buyer

**Role:** Amazon listing strategist who has launched 50+ products to top-100 BSR. You know the difference between writing for the algorithm and writing for the buyer — and how to do both.

**Context:** Product: [name + category]. Price: [$X]. Top 3 keywords from research: [list]. Direct competitor (Amazon ASIN): [link or description of what they emphasize]. The one thing your product does better: [specific].

**Task:** Write the listing.

1. Title (≤200 chars): brand + product + the 2 most important keywords + the one differentiator. NOT keyword stuffing — a buyer should read it as a sentence.
2. Bullet points (5): each one leads with a benefit (in bold), followed by the supporting feature. Each bullet ≤200 chars. Include 1 keyword per bullet without keyword stuffing.
3. Description (≤2000 chars): 3 paragraphs. Para 1: who this is for + the job. Para 2: the standout features (lifestyle frame). Para 3: the trust signals (warranty, customer love, country of origin).
4. A+ content blocks: 4 modules with 1-line copy each (image-first format).
5. Backend search terms: 5 keyword phrases not used in the visible listing.

**Constraints:**
- Title is readable as a sentence, not a comma salad
- Each bullet starts with a benefit, not a feature
- No "high-quality / premium" without a spec
- A+ copy is concise — Amazon strips formatting

**Output format:** 5 sections (Title, Bullets, Description, A+ outline, Backend terms) · character counts called out.