Five modules and a practical PDF toolkit

Module-by-module breakdown

1. 01

   Module 1

   Catalog and Platform Basics

   • →Understand how product catalogues are structured on major commerce platforms
   • →Learn the key fields every listing needs: title, description, attributes, images, variants
   • →Identify what merchants typically struggle with and where support adds value
   • →Navigate a sample product category to understand naming and classification conventions

   No prior platform experience needed. This module builds the foundation for everything that follows.

2. 02

   Module 2

   Product-Data Intake

   • →Receive and read a merchant product brief
   • →Use an intake template to organise raw product facts before drafting
   • →Identify missing information and log gaps for merchant clarification
   • →Distinguish between verified merchant facts and unsupported claims

   You will practise on a sample intake brief. The intake template is included in your PDF toolkit.

3. 03

   Module 3

   Titles, Descriptions, and Attributes

   • →Draft an accurate product title using AI tools and merchant-supplied data
   • →Write a concise, readable product description that stays faithful to the brief
   • →Populate attribute fields (size, material, colour, etc.) from source data
   • →Review AI output for accuracy and remove unsupported language before delivery

   This is where AI assistance is most valuable — and where careful review is most important. You learn both sides.

4. 04

   Module 4

   Images, Variants, and Quality Assurance

   • →Prepare an image checklist from the merchant's authorised asset list
   • →Document variant options (colour, size, bundle) in a structured format
   • →Run a pre-handoff QA check against a platform requirements list
   • →Flag gaps, rights issues, or unsupported claims before returning the batch

   You prepare and document; the merchant reviews, edits, and submits. This division of responsibility is fundamental to the service model.

5. 05

   Module 5

   Batch Scopes and Merchant Handoff

   • →Scope a batch assignment: agree on deliverables, timeline, and format with the merchant
   • →Deliver a clean output package the merchant can review directly
   • →Understand the merchant's final responsibility for accuracy and submission
   • →Prepare a sample handoff document using the toolkit template

   The masterclass gives you the tools to manage your first real batch professionally — from scope agreement to clean delivery.