Paste your Amazon book URL. We read your detail page the way a scrolling shopper does — blurb hook, A+ content, review quotes, the 'Read more' cutoff on mobile — and return three fixes referencing your actual description, not generic advice.
Results in 60 seconds.
An Amazon book page is the hardest landing page you'll ever run, because almost none of it is yours to design. Amazon owns the buy box, the star rating, the price badge, the recommendations rail. The only conversion levers you control are the description (the blurb), your A+ / editorial content, and which review quotes surface. That means every word has to work twice as hard — and the most common mistake is opening with awards and 'bestseller' boilerplate before the story hook lands. A shopper deciding in four seconds doesn't care about your Silver Medal yet; they care whether the first line makes them need to know what happens next.
Landing Doctor reads your detail page like a browsing reader on a phone, where Amazon truncates the blurb to a few lines behind a 'Read more' tap. We check whether your opening line is a hook or a credential, whether the blurb survives the mobile cutoff with its strongest sentence visible, whether your A+ content shows the transformation instead of restating the back cover, and whether your review pull-quotes lead with the single most gripping line instead of a generic 'great read'. The fixes reference your real description text — your first line, your KU/$2.99 framing, your review order.
Leading with '#1 bestseller' and award badges buries the one line that actually sells the book — the story hook or the transformation promise. We flag whether your first sentence grabs a cold shopper, or makes them work past your résumé to find the reason to read.
On phones Amazon shows only the first few lines of the description before a 'Read more' tap most shoppers never make. If your best sentence sits in paragraph three, it's invisible to mobile buyers. We check whether your hook survives the fold on a phone, not just on desktop.
A+ modules are prime real estate, but most just repeat the blurb in a prettier font. Strong A+ content shows the reader experience — what they'll feel, who it's for, why this book over the other 40 in their cart. We flag whether your A+ adds new persuasion or just decorates.
'A great read — Amazon Customer' converts nobody. The order and selection of your pull-quotes is a lever you control: lead with the most specific, emotional, can't-put-it-down line, sourced as concretely as Amazon allows. We grade whether your social proof is doing work or filling space.
Free preview returns three priority fixes. The $49 audit unlocks the full 12-dimension breakdown — blurb hook strength, mobile-truncation survival, A+ content persuasion, review-quote selection and order, series/standalone clarity, price/KU framing, category and keyword fit, and the buy-box objections you can answer in copy — plus a description rewrite (current vs. proposed first lines), three blurb-opening variants ranked by expected impact, and the top five fixes with copy-paste replacements you can paste straight into KDP. PDF included. Built for self-published and trad authors on Kindle, paperback, and Kindle Unlimited, fiction and non-fiction alike.
Real founders, real fixes
“The advice was straightforward and easy to implement without redesigning everything. Big fan of the prioritized fix list — knew exactly where to start.”
“Small changes, but the website feels more trustworthy now. The trust-signal section they suggested adding really helps with first-time visitors.”
Free preview now. $49 unlocks the full audit, description rewrite, and PDF — no subscription. Paste the fixes into KDP and watch the page do more work.
Results in 60 seconds.
Yes — that's exactly the point. The audit focuses only on the levers you actually control: the description (blurb), A+ / editorial content, review pull-quote selection and order, and your series/price framing. We don't waste fixes on Amazon's buy box or star widget, which you can't touch. Every recommendation is something you can paste into KDP or your A+ content manager today.
Both. The audit detects book type from your page and grades against the right pattern. Fiction pages are scored on hook strength, genre tone-matching, comp-title positioning ('for fans of…'), and review-quote pull. Non-fiction pages are scored on transformation promise, author authority, and outcome clarity. The mobile-truncation, A+ persuasion, and review-order checks apply to both.
Yes. Series books have a specific objection — 'that's a lot of books to commit to' — that a single detail page rarely answers at the point of decision. The audit checks whether your page makes Book 1 feel like a complete, low-risk entry point (standalone, no cliffhanger) while still signaling the binge-worthy series behind it. It also flags whether your series order and reading-order are clear to a first-time shopper.
A launch audit grades a landing page you built and control end to end. An Amazon audit grades a page where Amazon controls the frame and you control only the words inside it — so the analysis is scoped to blurb, A+, reviews, and framing, and is tuned to Amazon-specific behavior like the mobile 'Read more' cutoff and KU/$2.99 price signaling. If your book lives on Amazon, this is the audit built for that surface.