Marketplace listings
Create clear image sets and copy for Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Catch and other channels while following each platform’s requirements.
Practical digital skills for e-commerce
Learn to create product listings that help brands sell
A free online course showing how AI can help you produce product cards, listing images, descriptions and storefront content for marketplaces and online shops.
- No design degree required
- Beginner-friendly
- Learn at your own pace
Free to join. Online. Available across Australia. Results depend on your skills, effort, portfolio and market demand.
6+ deliverablesfrom one product brief
AI-assistedhuman-reviewed work
Why this skill matters
Online sellers need more than one nice product photo
A typical listing may require a hero image, benefit graphics, comparison panels, copy, FAQs, marketplace variants and social assets. AI can speed up the first draft—but useful commercial work still needs judgement, accuracy and a consistent brand style.
Online store content
Prepare product-page images, collection banners, feature icons and descriptions for Shopify, WooCommerce and independent shops.
Launch assets
Turn the same approved product information into email graphics, organic social posts and simple promotional creative.
Practical learning examples
Common e-commerce deliverables
Explore examples of content commonly used in e-commerce projects and when an online store may typically need them. Actual frequency depends on catalogue size, product launches, promotions and platform requirements.
Deliverable
When stores may need it
What it can include
Product description
One researched and edited listing
For each new product or major listing update
Title, bullet points, key benefits, specifications and a
brand-appropriate description.
Listing image set
Approximately 5–7 graphics
For each product launch or visual refresh
Hero-image clean-up, feature callouts, dimensions, comparisons and
lifestyle concepts.
Complete product card package
Visuals and written content
For new products or marketplace expansion
A coordinated listing kit prepared for review and upload to an
e-commerce platform.
Storefront or collection banner
One concept with size variations
Seasonally or for major campaigns
Desktop and mobile formats, campaign messaging and basic image
treatment.
Product catalogue refresh
Example: a 10-product batch
Periodically or after significant catalogue changes
Template-based copy and visuals, product-data checks and consistent
presentation across listings.
Ongoing content updates
A defined recurring workflow
Weekly, monthly or as changes arise
New listings, seasonal updates, image resizing and agreed content
revisions.
These frequencies are general workflow examples, not market statistics or guaranteed demand. A small stable catalogue may need occasional updates, while a store with frequent launches or promotions may require content more regularly. Actual project volume varies by business.
The practical toolkit
Which AI tools can help—and where
You do not need every subscription. The course explains how to choose a simple stack, test free tiers where available and keep a human review step before delivery.
ChatGPT / Claude / Gemini
Organise product data, draft titles and benefits, explore customer questions and create structured first drafts.
Always verify claims, dimensions and compliance.Adobe Firefly / Midjourney
Explore backgrounds, lifestyle scenes, visual directions and supporting creative concepts.
Check commercial-use terms for your plan.Canva / Adobe Express
Build reusable product-card templates, feature graphics, banners and channel-specific size variants.
Useful for repeatable client workflows.Photoshop / Photoroom
Remove backgrounds, improve framing, create shadows and prepare clean marketplace-ready product images.
Do not misrepresent the actual product.Marketplace search tools
Gather relevant phrases from platform search, client data and specialist keyword products where appropriate.
Write naturally; avoid keyword stuffing.Grammarly / LanguageTool
Catch wording, spelling and consistency issues while keeping Australian English where the audience requires it.
Human proofreading remains essential.Notion / Google Workspace
Collect briefs, track approvals, document brand rules and keep product facts in one reliable source.
Good systems reduce avoidable errors.Zapier / Make
Later, connect repeatable steps such as brief intake, task creation and delivery notifications.
Optional—not required for beginners.A practical content workflow
Turn basic product information into a clear content system
Useful e-commerce content is not an unedited AI output. It is a review-led process that turns an approved brief into accurate, consistent customer-facing material.
Verify the source
Collect approved product facts, specifications, dimensions, audience information and brand guidance.
Draft and organise
Use AI to explore structure and wording, then edit the material for clarity, consistency and Australian English.
Review and deliver
Check accuracy, platform requirements, licences, image ratios and spelling before organising final files.
Putting the lessons into practice
A structured way to practise
Begin with one focused content type, practise it using clearly labelled concept projects, document your process and improve it through careful review.
Choose one niche
For example: beauty, homewares, pet products or handmade goods. A focus makes practice projects more consistent and easier to review.
Build 3 samples
Use your own products or clearly labelled concept projects. Show the brief, reasoning and finished assets.
Define the output
Document what a sample project includes, the file types, quality checks and revision process.
Study real examples
Review public e-commerce listings to understand common formats, information hierarchy and platform requirements.
Practise with a brief
Work from source photos, verified specifications, audience notes, brand guidance and prohibited claims.
Review and improve
Track errors and revision points, then refine your templates as your practical skills develop.
Inside the free course
What you will learn
The training is designed to give beginners a structured introduction, practical examples and a sensible next-step plan.
1
E-commerce content basicsHow listing images, product copy and storefront assets work together.
2
Building an AI toolkitSelecting tools, writing useful prompts and organising reliable source information.
3
Product-card workflowFrom brief and concept to layouts, copy, quality checks and export.
4
Marketplace-ready copyTitles, feature bullets, descriptions, FAQs and natural keyword use.
5
Portfolio and packagesCreating clearly labelled practice samples and defining the scope of a deliverable.
6
Responsible client deliveryBriefs, revisions, licences, disclosure, accuracy and responsible delivery.
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Educational purpose and outcomes
This is skills education, not a job offer or business opportunity. The course does not provide clients, employment or guaranteed commercial outcomes. Learning outcomes vary according to participation, practice and prior experience.
Free online training
Start learning practical AI e-commerce skills
Leave your details to request access. After submission, confirmation will appear on this page and our team may contact you with access information. The course is suitable for beginners and can be followed online from anywhere in Australia.
- Product-card and listing workflows
- AI tool use cases and prompt structure
- Practice portfolio and project-scope basics
- No course fee and no obligation
You may need a computer and internet access. The introductory course described on this page is free. Registration does not enrol you in a paid programme. Some independent third-party tools have optional paid plans, but no purchase is required to register or complete the introductory material.
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About the course provider
Who runs AI PRO
AI PRO is educational content published and administered by WEBDOSIS MARKETING LTD. The course introduces practical AI-assisted e-commerce content workflows for adult learners in Australia. WEBDOSIS MARKETING LTD is a Cyprus private company and does not claim to be an Australian education provider, employer or recruitment service.
Company
WEBDOSIS MARKETING LTD
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VAT: CY 10434739S
Responsible director
RON STALLBAUM
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1076 Nicosia, Cyprus
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
Yes. There is no course fee to request access to this introductory training and no obligation to purchase anything. Optional third-party software may have its own paid plans.
No. The material is designed for beginners. Basic computer confidence is helpful, and your results will improve with practice and careful review.
No. AI can accelerate research, ideation, drafting and editing, but commercial content still requires accurate inputs, human judgement, fact-checking, design decisions and client approval.
That depends on the tool, plan, source material and intended use. Check current licence terms and marketplace policies, avoid protected brands or misleading depictions, and obtain professional advice where needed.
No. This is an educational course. It does not provide employment, clients, income or guaranteed commercial outcomes.
Yes. The training is delivered online, so you can request access from anywhere in Australia with a suitable device and internet connection.
A confirmation will appear on this same page. Our team may then contact you using the details provided with information about accessing the free introductory course. This form does not redirect you to an undisclosed website.