Practical guides for online sellers: product photos, marketplace listings, video ads and growing your store.
Stuffing a bag for shape, the ten shots every handbag listing needs, condition and authenticity close-ups for resale, lighting leather and choosing backgrounds.
The eight shots a packaged food listing needs, how to keep labels and nutrition panels readable, how to label serving suggestions and how to stop glare on packaging.
How JPG, PNG and WebP compare for product photos, which formats each marketplace accepts, color profiles, compression targets, and what to export for every use.
Materials and rough costs, what size to build, step-by-step instructions, how to light it, and when a window or a store-bought light tent is the better choice.
What to put in a product photo style guide, how to keep lighting and framing identical between shoots, how to batch edit, and how to audit an existing catalog.
What Amazon lifestyle images are, where they go in the gallery, the rules that still apply, scene ideas by category, and how to show scale with hands and people.
The shadow types that look real, how to match light direction, whether marketplaces accept shadows on main images, and how to add one in Photoshop or GIMP.
The sizes, file limits and main image rules Walmart Marketplace expects, what secondary images can show, why images get rejected, and a checklist for every upload.
Twelve fill-in-the-blank UGC scripts organised by angle, a words-to-seconds table, hook lines to test, and what you can and can't say in an ad.
Three ways to make a product video from one photo, where short clips work best, how to pick a photo that animates well, and what AI still gets wrong.
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