A+ Content Layout — Demo by VERIXA

The rules that get A+ Content rejected

Amazon reviews every module before it goes live, and rejections are common for the same handful of reasons: no contact details, no URLs or links to other sites, no price or promotional claims, no warranty or guarantee language, no time-sensitive statements such as “new” or a season, and no unverified superlatives like “best selling” or “number one”.

Also rejected: references to competitors, customer review quotes, trademark symbols in the wrong place, and images carrying text so small it fails on mobile. Roughly half the width of a phone is where most A+ copy dies.

Brand Registry is required to publish any of it. Basic A+ allows five modules; Premium A+ allows more and is granted, not bought.

Module 1 · Standard Company Logo600 × 180 px

Module 2 · Standard Image & Dark Text Overlay970 × 600 px

Roasted the day it ships.

We roast in 12 kg batches to order rather than roasting to stock. The date on the bag is the date it left the drum, so you can judge freshness yourself instead of taking our word for it.

Module 3 · Standard Three Image & Text300 × 300 px each

One grower

Bought at the farm, price agreed directly. No broker between us and the person who grew it.

48 hours

From roast to dispatch. Nothing sits in a warehouse waiting for an order to arrive.

Printed, not implied

Farm, altitude and roast date are on every bag. Every claim here can be checked against it.

Module 4 · Standard Single Left Image300 × 300 px

How to brew it

A 1 to 16 ratio, water just off the boil, ground medium-fine for pour over. Twenty-two grams to three hundred and fifty of water gives a cup that shows the fruit without thinning out. Adjust from there; it is a starting point, not a rule.

Module 5 · Standard Comparison Chart150 × 300 px per column

	Ethiopia Guji	Colombia Huila	Swiss Water Decaf
Roast level	Light	Medium	Medium
Tasting notes	Peach, jasmine	Red apple, caramel	Brown sugar, almond
Process	Washed	Washed	Swiss Water
Altitude	2,050 m	1,750 m	1,600 m
Best for filter	Yes	Yes	Yes
Best for espresso	—	Yes	Yes

What this stack is doing, module by module: the logo establishes who is speaking. The dark overlay answers the one question a coffee buyer has before any other, which is freshness. The three-image row turns the brand’s claims into three checkable facts. The left-image module handles the practical question that causes returns, which is how to actually make it. The comparison chart keeps a shopper inside the catalogue instead of returning to search.

Five modules, Basic A+ limit Every claim checkable on the bag No URLs, prices or guarantees No superlatives

Five modules, in the order a buyer reads them.