Bulk Optimization
ProAudit and rewrite your whole catalog in one run.
Up to 100 ASINs a run on Pro and 500 on Agency, delivered back as one Excel file ready for Seller Central.
Drop your .xlsx here
Columns: ASIN, Marketplace, Target keywords · up to 500 rows
Brand fact sheet: noneAdd
One spreadsheet back, a row per ASIN
Status and SEO score
Every listing audited on the same 12 criteria, with the reason for any that failed.
The full rewrite
New title, Item Highlights, 5 bullets, description and backend terms.
Keyword placement check
Whether each target keyword made the title, and why each change was made.
Bulk Optimization questions
What does the Excel file need to contain?
Three columns on the first sheet: ASIN (required), Marketplace (optional, defaults to US), and Target Keywords (optional: the first keyword is the main target and goes in the title, the rest are worked into Item Highlights, bullets, and description). Download the template from the drop zone above to start from a working example. Invalid rows are skipped and reported, never silently dropped.
Do I need an Excel file?
No. Switch to Enter ASINs to type them in directly, each with its own marketplace and optional target keywords. Pasting a list of ASINs into one box adds a row for each.
Is Bulk Optimization free?
The 3-listing demo is free forever. Full portfolio runs are a Pro feature, since each row runs a complete live audit plus an AI rewrite.
How long does a run take?
Listings process two at a time, at roughly 20 to 40 seconds each, so 20 ASINs take about 5 to 10 minutes. Keep the tab open while it runs; you can stop at any point and download what's finished.
What happens if one listing fails?
The run keeps going. Failed rows appear in the output file with the reason (for example, an ASIN that doesn't exist on that marketplace), so nothing blocks the rest of your catalog.
What is in the output file?
One row per ASIN: status, SEO score, the new title, Item Highlights, all five bullets, description, backend search terms, the AI's rationale, your original target keywords, and a keyword check: whether the target keyword made the title and which keywords didn't fit the visible copy.