Listing Analyzer & Keywords

Give a link to your Amazon, Flipkart or Meesho listing: AI checks its quality, recommends fixes for the title, description, images and attributes, and suggests SEO keywords with their source shown.

How to Optimise a Listing on Amazon, Flipkart and Meesho

A listing usually falls short in a few simple ways: the title is too long or doesn’t name the product early, the description leaves out size and material, there are too few images, or attribute fields are blank. Give this listing analyzer a product link and it checks each of these, then AI recommends exactly what to change.

Each marketplace is checked differently. Amazon gets its reported 75-character title limit and search-term byte limit, Flipkart gets key features and search keywords, and Meesho gets a shorter name for phone screens. Every fix is marked as a marketplace rule or as our suggestion, so you know which is which.

Find SEO Keywords from Competitor Titles

The tool reads the titles of the top search results for your product and counts which words and phrases they share. It leaves out what looks like a brand name and shows which keywords your listing is missing.

This tool has no search-volume data, and no volume numbers are shown. Each keyword shows its source: competitor titles, your listing or an AI idea to check first. Use the Check link to search a keyword on the marketplace, and add only words that are true for your product.

Frequently asked questions

Will a higher score get me a better ranking?

Not guaranteed. The score shows how well a listing meets these checks. Marketplaces don’t publish how they rank products, and ranking also depends on price, reviews and sales.

What do I need to use it?

Chrome on a computer with the free MarkRTD Listing extension. It opens the listing and top search results in your own browser, reads them and closes the tabs. It doesn’t work on a phone yet.

Is the AI trained on my listings?

No. MarkRTD doesn’t train any model on your listing. The public listing text and main image are sent to Anthropic’s Claude AI for the review.

Where do the keywords come from?

From competitor titles, your listing and AI ideas. Each keyword shows its source, and none of them come with a search volume.