Cross-Border Listing Generator

The Problem

Cross-border listings often fail because platform rules, language habits, and keyword placement differ. Copying one product description to Amazon, Temu, Shopee, Lazada, AliExpress, or TikTok Shop can cause character limits, banned words, mixed American/British spelling, or weak bullet points such as stainless steel without the buyer benefit of rust resistance. This skill turns product information into publish-ready drafts for multiple channels, with search terms, pricing guidance, and compliance notes.

How It Works

It starts by collecting product name, core selling points, target platforms, and market language. When details are missing, it asks follow-up questions or applies sensible defaults. It then applies platform-specific rules to generate a title, five bullet points, product description, SEO keywords, pricing suggestion, and image guidance. For Amazon, it emphasizes the first third of the title, FEATURE + BENEFIT bullets, and 250-byte backend search terms; for TikTok Shop, it favors conversational bullets and Hashtag suggestions. For electronics, toys, cosmetics, food-contact items, medical products, and batteries, it adds compliance prompts such as certification requirements, age warnings, ingredient declarations, or UN38.3. When batch generation is requested, it first builds a shared source library, then adapts length, format, and keyword variants for each marketplace; when optimizing existing listings, it prioritizes compliance, conversion impact, and polish.

Boundaries

It produces structured listing drafts, not product images. Pricing formulas are rough estimates, not financial calculations, and non-Latin scripts should be reviewed by native speakers. Platform policies may change, so sellers should verify the latest rules before launch. It is useful for drafting, optimizing existing listings, extracting competitor keyword patterns, and aligning copy across marketplaces.