If you are hosting and selling your own products online, chances are that you’re willing to wait before selling them on Amazon. Well, if you’ve decided to make the jump to Amazon, and you already sell your products on another page, then the company has an AI tool that you might like. Using AI, Amazon will let you create a seller page from a link.
Amazon has been implementing generative AI into the seller experience for months. At the moment, people can create seller pages using a quick description of the product they’re trying to sell. Also, the company unveiled a tool that will create seller pages for a product using just an image of the product. So, it’s clear that Amazon has gone all in on generative AI.
Amazon will let you create a seller page using nothing more than a link
Creating a seller page on Amazon will be extremely simple, as the company unveiled a tool that will actually use generative AI to create a full seller page using the link from an existing product page.
So, if you’re already selling your product on another website, you can simply paste the link to that product’s page on your website into the text field. Amazon will use generative AI to create a unique seller page for that product. The generated page will come with a proper title, description, and other information about the product.
A few things to keep in mind
This is a great feature and all, but there are a few things to remember when using it. Firstly, this is a generative AI we’re talking about. This means that there’s always a chance that the results aren’t 100% accurate. As such, before you publish your seller page, it’s important that you review every detail of what Amazon creates. Read the description of your product and make sure that everything is on the up and up.
Also, if you’re planning on listing products that are not your own, you may want to reconsider that. As pointed out by The Verge, if Amazon finds that you are listening that is not yours, it will take legal action. You do not want to be sued by a multi-trillion-dollar company, so it’s best to err on the side of safety.
Amazon is in the process of launching this feature, so there’s a chance that you will not see it just yet.