Our method

Published so you can judge the work before paying for it.

1. Rules first, opinions second

Every audit finding maps to a published platform rule, with the source and the date we checked it: Etsy's title guidance and tag limits, its prohibited-items policy on medical-style claims, Amazon's main-image specification, eBay title limits. If a rule isn't written down somewhere official, we say "best practice" instead of pretending it's a rule.

2. Facts come only from you

Copy is generated from an intake fact sheet you confirm — materials, dimensions, care, origin, tests performed. Missing facts produce questions, never invented specs or certifications.

3. AI drafts, humans verify

Drafting is AI-assisted; judgment is not. A person checks every claim against your fact sheet and the cited rules before anything reaches you, using a fixed quality-control checklist (claims scan, trademark scan, character limits, tone pass). We decline products we can't write truthful copy for.

4. You measure, we don't cherry-pick

Every delivery includes a baseline-and-day-14 measurement plan (visits, favorites, conversion) with explicit caveats about seasonality. We don't promise sales outcomes — anyone who does is guessing — and we publish no results we can't attribute.

5. What this service is not

• Not legal advice: policy citations are compliance hygiene, not counsel.
• Not SEO tricks: keyword stuffing is exactly what current platform guidance penalizes.
• Not fake photography: main images stay real photos per platform rules.

See it applied end-to-end in the sample makeover report (synthetic shop, clearly labeled), or start with the free grader on the homepage.