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A+ Content (Enhanced Brand Content)

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A+ Content, formerly Enhanced Brand Content, is the Amazon feature that lets brand owners add image and text modules below the product listing.

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What is A+ Content (Enhanced Brand Content)?

A+ Content is the Amazon feature that lets brand owners replace the plain product description with designed modules: large images, image and text blocks, comparison charts and brand stories. It used to be called Enhanced Brand Content (EBC) for sellers and A+ for vendors; Amazon now uses A+ Content for both. Sellers need an approved brand in Amazon Brand Registry to create it. Basic A+ uses standard modules, and Premium A+ adds larger, more interactive layouts for eligible brands. A+ Content sits below the bullet points, so it does not replace your title, bullets or backend search terms; it explains the product in more depth once the shopper is already on the page. Amazon says Basic A+ Content can lift sales by up to 8% and Premium A+ by up to 20%. Our Amazon A+ Content guide covers module choices and copy.

Why A+ Content (Enhanced Brand Content) matters for e-commerce

On Amazon every seller of the same product shares one detail page, and most listings look alike above the fold. A+ Content is where a brand can show use cases, materials, size guidance and how its range fits together. That matters for products shoppers compare closely, such as electronics, cosmetics and home goods. Amazon reports a sales lift of up to 8% for Basic A+ Content and up to 20% for Premium A+, based on its internal data. A+ Content also gives you room for comparison charts that send shoppers to other products in your own range instead of a competitor's.

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Examples of A+ Content (Enhanced Brand Content)

  • 1Module: Comparison chart, Content: Four coffee machines side by side with capacity, pressure and milk frother, Goal: Help the shopper pick the right model from your range.
  • 2Module: Image with text, Content: A hiking jacket on a rainy trail with the waterproof rating and seam taping explained, Goal: Show the feature in use.
  • 3Module: Brand story, Content: Where the brand started and what it stands for, with links to other product lines, Goal: Build trust and cross-sell.
  • 4Module: Technical specification, Content: Dimensions, materials and care instructions in one block, Goal: Answer the questions that lead to returns.

How WISEPIM Helps

  • AI enrichment: draft module copy, attributes and specs from the product data you already have, then edit before you upload.
  • Bulk Image Actions: resize and convert product images in bulk before you place them in A+ modules.
  • Product families and variants: keep shared copy at family level so comparison charts use consistent values.
  • Prompt Library: save a prompt in your brand voice and reuse it for every A+ draft.

Learn more about Product Enrichment: enrich product data with AI at scale.

Common mistakes with A+ Content (Enhanced Brand Content)

  • Putting important text inside images, where it is hard to read on mobile and cannot be translated easily.
  • Repeating the bullet points instead of adding new information.
  • Using claims Amazon rejects, such as price promises, guarantees or comparisons with other brands by name.
  • Building one-off modules per ASIN, so updates to shared specs take days.
  • Uploading images at the wrong size, which Amazon crops or rejects.

Tips for A+ Content (Enhanced Brand Content)

  • Write the module text as real text, not in the image, so it stays readable and translatable.
  • Use the comparison chart to link your own products and point shoppers to the right size or model.
  • Draft the product copy first with a tool such as the product description generator, then cut it into modules.
  • Check every image against Amazon's current module size rules before you submit.
  • Review A+ Content when you change a spec, so the modules match the bullets.

Trends around A+ Content (Enhanced Brand Content)

  • Premium A+ layouts with video, hotspots and carousels for eligible brands.
  • Shoppable comparison charts that link a whole product range.
  • AI-drafted module copy that a brand team edits before upload.
  • Similar enhanced content formats on other retail sites, often delivered through content syndication services.

Tools for A+ Content (Enhanced Brand Content)

  • Amazon Seller Central A+ Content Manager
  • Amazon Brand Registry
  • Amazon Vendor Central
  • Canva or Adobe Photoshop for module images
  • A PIM system for the product copy and specs

Related Terms

Also Known As

Enhanced Brand Content (EBC)Amazon A+ ContentPremium A+ ContentRich product content

Frequently Asked Questions

A+ Content is a section below the bullet points where brand owners add designed modules with images, text and comparison charts. It replaces the plain product description. Sellers need Amazon Brand Registry to use it.

Yes. Enhanced Brand Content (EBC) was the name for sellers, while vendors had A+. Amazon merged both under the name A+ Content, so older guides that mention EBC describe the same feature.

Basic A+ uses a set of standard modules with images, text and comparison charts. Premium A+ adds larger full-width layouts, video and interactive modules, and is only open to eligible brands. Amazon reports a sales lift of up to 8% for Basic and up to 20% for Premium.

Amazon does not state that A+ text is used for search ranking the way titles, bullets and backend search terms are. Its value is on the page: clearer information can help conversion. Keep your keywords in the title, bullets and backend fields.

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