Amazon Listing Specialist – Philippines

About the Company

We are a fast-growing Amazon private label company with 77+ launched products across the health, beauty, and medical categories. We currently sell in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, and Germany, with plans to expand into 4+ additional European markets in 2026.

Our brands include Livaclean and Livaclean Health, and we are building the infrastructure needed to scale efficiently across multiple international marketplaces.

About The Role:

This is a full-time remote contractor position where you will take ownership of the complete Amazon listing lifecycle from turning sourcing information into structured listing briefs, to coordinating design and A+ content, to quality-checking everything before launch. We AI tools to generate first-draft listing content, so your role will focus on refining, optimizing, structuring, and managing the coordination process not writing from scratch every time

Key Responsibilities:

Listing Creation & Optimization

  • Write and optimize titles, bullet points, descriptions, and backend keywords
  • Ensure strategic keyword placement and benefit-driven copy
  • Optimize listings for conversion across multiple marketplaces

Design & Content Coordination

  • Create image briefs, packaging briefs, and main image briefs for designers
  • Coordinate A+ Content creation (briefing, revisions, approvals)
  • Manage revision cycles between design output and internal feedback
  • Support hero image split test coordination
Quality Control & Backend Management

  • Perform final QC checks before publish (ASIN, SKU, FNSKU, pricing, images, A+ content)
  • Handle backend settings in Seller Central:
    • Tax codes
    • Battery flags
    • Browse nodes
    • Variation setup
    • Miscellaneous backend fields
Project & Asset Management
  • Organize product assets in Google Drive
  • Track listing subtasks in ClickUp
  • Follow up on outstanding tasks to ensure on-time launches
  • Coordinate listing localization for EU marketplaces (translations + keyword research)
Requirements

  • 1–2 years of experience with Amazon listing creation, optimization, or catalog management
  • Hands-on experience writing Amazon titles, bullet points, and backend keywords
  • Strong understanding of what makes a listing convert (SEO, keyword placement, image sequencing, benefit-driven copy)
  • Experience with A+ Content / Enhanced Brand Content
  • Familiarity with Amazon Seller Central (listing setup, backend fields, variation management)
  • Strong attention to detail (you will manage listings across 5+ marketplaces)
  • Clear and professional written communication skills
  • Ability to clearly explain a listing or catalog project you worked on:
    • What it was before
    • What changes you made
    • How performance improved
Preferred Qualifications
  • Experience in health, beauty, skincare, or medical categories
  • Experience managing packaging or image briefs
  • Familiarity with Amazon SEO tools (Helium 10 Cerebro/Magnet, DataDive, etc.)
  • Experience with multi-marketplace listings (EU localization and translations)
  • Familiarity with ClickUp or similar project management tools
Timing & Compensation
  • Full-time (Remote)
  • Must be available for Monday team meeting at 1:00 PM Central Time (7:00 PM UTC)
  • Flexible working hours outside of the required meeting
  • Compensation: $800–$1,200 USD per month, depending on experience
  • Performance bonus tied to listing completion rate and on-time launches
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