Free · 20 questions · Runs entirely in your browser
The listing readiness scorecard
The same five-layer audit we run on client accounts, scored 0–100, returning a ranked issue list in the order the framework says to fix it. No signup to see your result. Nothing you answer is sent anywhere.
Twenty questions across the five layers. Each one is a real check from the audit, and each question tells you why it matters whether or not you know your answer. “Not sure” is a legitimate answer and it is scored as a finding, because on a live catalogue not knowing and being broken cost exactly the same until someone checks.
It is not a lead-capture quiz with a foregone conclusion. The scoring is mechanical, the issue text is the same text we would write in a paid audit, and you get the whole result on screen without giving us anything. The email step afterwards is optional and it is for the written version plus the templates.
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The written report expands every issue above into what to check, in what order, and what the fix actually involves — plus the six working templates behind the audit: the Search Protection Register, the attribute census, the term inventory, the indexation sample sheet, the scorecard itself, and the judge-by calendar.
Your answers stay in your browser. Only the score summary is attached so the report is relevant. No sequence, no drip — the report, then the changelog when Amazon changes something.
If your blockers are in the catalog layer, this gets harder alone
Eligibility failures produce no impressions, so nothing in your reporting will surface them. Finding them means pulling catalog records rather than reading dashboards, across every ASIN. That is the first thing the teardown does — free, 72 hours, findings yours to keep either way.
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