How To Write Amazon Bullet Points [GUIDE]
Last Updated on October 1, 2025 by Tanner Rankin
Key Takeaways:
Amazon bullet points are one of the most important components of your product listing to get right.
Writing Amazon bullet points involves effective copywriting and SEO skills.
By following this template on how to write Amazon bullet points, you will boost your sales and drive more traffic to your Amazon listing.
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In over 10 years as an eCommerce Fractional CMO, Amazon Consultant, and eCommerce Consultant, not to mention CEO, I’ve seen just about every mistake and the lessons from them. That means you get all the learnings without the scars.
Writing Amazon bullet points that convert and drive traffic can be time intensive and painstaking.
Even if you’re using help from ChatGPT you still need to tell it what the goal of each bullet point is and provide it the details that help it meet said goal.
It’s sure not as simple as just listing off the main benefits and features.
There is a proven formula.
That’s why I put together this in-depth guide and template that you can use TODAY to write effective Amazon bullet points quickly whether you’re an Amazon Seller Central seller, Amazon Vendor Central seller, using Amazon FBA, FBA Small and Light or selling Amazon B2B.
Amazon Bullet Points TEMPLATE
How to write Amazon bullet points that are effective involves understanding what information and in what order customers need to see it to influence a purchasing decision.
With that in mind, with my Amazon Consulting clients, I use this template:
Amazon Bullet Points Template:
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Bullet Point 1:
- Unique Value Proposition + Clearly state what problems you solve, pains you alleviate, or desires you fulfill while including trust and credibility indicators.
- EXAMPLE: The Most Advanced & Powerful Water Ionizers, Easiest to Install, Simplest to Use: Discover the science-backed way to relieve Inflammation, Fatigue, Headaches, Brain Fog, Dry Skin, Constipation & more.
- NOTE: Make it obvious who the product is for with the SAFE method.
- Solve the problem.
- Alleviate the pain.
- Fulfill the desire.
- Engage the emotion.
- NOTE: Make it obvious who the product is for with the SAFE method.
- EXAMPLE: The Most Advanced & Powerful Water Ionizers, Easiest to Install, Simplest to Use: Discover the science-backed way to relieve Inflammation, Fatigue, Headaches, Brain Fog, Dry Skin, Constipation & more.
Bullet Point 2:
- Highlight key benefits
- EXAMPLE: Protect & Enhance Your Health, Plus Ionized Water Is Great For: boosting hydration, sanitizing, skin care, cooking, cleaning, weight loss, and more.
- NOTE: Showcase the key real-world emotional, pain-relieving or desire-fulfilling benefits of the product.
- EXAMPLE: Protect & Enhance Your Health, Plus Ionized Water Is Great For: boosting hydration, sanitizing, skin care, cooking, cleaning, weight loss, and more.
Bullet Point 3:
- Showcase key features
- EXAMPLE: The Water Ionizer With Automatic Cleaning, Simple Settings, & Engineered For Maximum Performance: Plus the best and most rigorously tested ionizer filter available with optional RO purification.
- NOTE: Highlight the most important technical characteristics of the product that the customer cares about the most. Think: Technology, Materials, Design, Sizes, Specifications, Fitment & more.
- EXAMPLE: The Water Ionizer With Automatic Cleaning, Simple Settings, & Engineered For Maximum Performance: Plus the best and most rigorously tested ionizer filter available with optional RO purification.
Bullet Point 4:
- How To Use, Convey Ease of Ownership, Ease of Use
- EXAMPLE: The Easiest Water Ionizer To Set Up, Use, & Own: Experience a simple 3-step setup, live white glove support, and the most advanced features with the simplest settings of any home water ionizer.
- NOTE: Convey to the customer how easy the product is to use, own, or maintain, knowing that customers will often choose the easiest product to use, install, operate, maintain, clean, etc.
- EXAMPLE: The Easiest Water Ionizer To Set Up, Use, & Own: Experience a simple 3-step setup, live white glove support, and the most advanced features with the simplest settings of any home water ionizer.
Bullet Point 5:
- Mitigate Customer Risk and Align With Your Customers’ Values.
- Mention:
- Warranties
- Guarantees
- Certifications
- Awards
- Made in the USA
- Charities You Support
- Small Business
- Profit Sharing With Causes or Organizations
- Women Owned
- Minority Owned
- Etc.
- EXAMPLE: Proudly Veteran-Owned, USA-Based & Committed To The World’s Healthiest Water: We know you’ll love your electric home water ionizer, but if for any reason you have any challenges, we’ll make it right.
- Mention:
- Unique Value Proposition + Clearly state what problems you solve, pains you alleviate, or desires you fulfill while including trust and credibility indicators.
Now that you have the template, you’re going to want to understand how to put it into use to Reduce ACoS on Amazon, Amazon SEO and Amazon Listing Optimization.
Best Practices
As a consultant for Amazon I can tell you that in order to write Amazon bullet points that convert customers and rank high on Amazon you need to have an understanding of your customer, keywords and copywriting.
Apply these best practices to your Amazon bullet points.
Understanding Your Customer:
Buyer Persona:
- Complete buyer persona prior to beginning.
- Write for your buyer persona.
- Attempting to speak to everyone speaks to no one.
Keywords:
- Complete thorough keyword research for SEO purposes prior to beginning.
- These will need to be infused into the product listing.
- HIERARCHY OF IMPORTANCE:
- Title – Include most important keywords
- Bullet Points – Include the remainder of keywords
- HIERARCHY OF IMPORTANCE:
- These will need to be infused into the product listing.
Frequently Asked Questions:
- Infuse your product description with consumer frequently asked questions.
Review Likes & Dislikes:
- Infuse your copy with items that surface what people like about your product as well as mitigate dislikes or cleverly turn them into strengths through effective copywriting techniques.
Purchasing Decision Motivators:
Emotion:
- People purchase because of emotion.
- The customer can imagine the positive result of using your product.
Logic:
- People justify their purchases with logic.
- The customer considers:
- Price
- Value
- Quality
- Risk
- Financial
- Support
- Service
- Ease of Returns
- Free Shipping
- Buy Now/Pay Later
- Recommendations & Reviews
- Scarcity
- Sense of Urgency
- Trust
- Authority
- Efficacy
- Expertise
- Facts & Figures
- The customer considers:
NOTE: Worth mentioning here that, if these are appearing on Amazon you will not need to mention things like:
- Free Shipping
- Buy Now, Pay Later
- Ease of Returns
Pain/Desire:
- People move away from pain faster than they move towards pleasure.
- Clearly explain the pain or what they stand to lose by not using your product.
- Create a need to solve their problem or fulfill their desire by agitating their pain points.
Writing Style:
Copywriting Best Practices:
- Use your brand voice.
- Avoid saying our/we.
- Customers do not care about you, they care about themselves.
- Use “your” instead.
- Or, soften the blow by using a trust, authority or efficacy indicator prior to our/we.
- EXAMPLE: Our clinically proven supplement transforms your mood and attention span into a laser-focused upbeat powerhouse of productivity.
- Avoid mentioning increases or decreases.
- Customers do not purchase when motivated by increases or decreases.
- They associate incremental shifts in one direction or another with past failures or perceived possible failures.
- Instead, portray your product as a transformative experience, something unlike anything else they’ve tried before or have heard of before.
- Remove your product from the same frame as other products on the market.
- Customers do not purchase when motivated by increases or decreases.
- Avoid referring to your product as “this”
- This makes your product seem non-descript and possibly one of many solutions.
- Create the thought in the customers’ mind that they already own the product.
- This will get the customer to picture themselves using the product, thus experiencing the happy result of using your product.
- EXAMPLE: Our ultra-durable glass will withstand even the most aggressive drops.
- EXAMPLE: Your ultra-durable glass will withstand even the most aggressive drops.
- This will get the customer to picture themselves using the product, thus experiencing the happy result of using your product.
- Avoid jargon when possible.
- Jargon can be used to bridge a feature to a benefit.
- EXAMPLE: Through
- Jargon can be used to bridge a feature to a benefit.
- Use the same words your buyer in your buyer would use.
- Speak like how your customer speaks.
- Use power and sensory words to influence people to think what you want them to think, feel what you want them to feel and do what you want them to do.
- The resource can be found here.
- Avoid implications, derivative information and assumptions and make it obvious. (MIO).
- Do not assume your customer will assume or know something because something else is stated.
- Repeat the most important points when possible and bring them to the forefront.
- Repetition leads to continuity, continuity leads to trust, trust leads to increased perceived value and finally, to a sale.
- Do not assume your customer will go down to the Frequently Asked Questions section to find something out.
- Clearly address common questions and objections in your copy through proper copywriting techniques.
What To Avoid In Amazon Bullet Points:
Price/Promotion:
- Do not mention price or promotional messaging in your bullet points.
Shipping/Returns:
- You are not allowed to mention shipping policies or return policies in your Amazon bullet points.
HTML:
- You cannot use HTML in your Amazon bullet points.
Another best practice that often gets overlooked is that if you’ve spent time crafting effective Amazon Bullet Points, you’re going to want to make sure that you use that copy in your Amazon A+ Content.
The same goes for your Amazon Advertising Strategy. Turn the great copy you’ve written into effective headlines for Sponsored Brands Ads.
With that in mind, let’s take a closer look at each bullet point and the meaning behind showing the customer what they need to see, in the order in which they need to see it.
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