Premium A+ content is a powerful tool for conversion, but visual presentation matters — and spacing between modules can make the difference between a polished listing and one that feels either cramped or broken up by excessive gaps. This thread tackles a common frustration: how to achieve fine-grained control over module spacing without sacrificing readability.
The Challenge
- Using a period (“.”) to create gaps between Premium A+ modules often results in too much vertical space, making the content feel disconnected.
- Removing spacing entirely causes modules to appear too cluttered and visually overwhelming.
- Amazon’s Premium A+ editor has limited built-in spacing controls, leaving sellers to find creative workarounds.
Key Takeaway
Fine-tuning A+ spacing requires experimentation with the available formatting tools in Amazon’s editor — and what works may depend on module type (text, image, comparison, etc.) and your specific layout goals. This is a design problem that benefits from testing and iteration.
How Squatio helps
When optimizing your Premium A+ content for conversion, you need to know which competitors are using A+ effectively and how their layouts compare to yours. Squatio Decode (ASIN lookup, listing visibility & Sentiment IQ review analysis) lets you inspect top competitor listings in your category — including their A+ content structure — so you can understand what visual hierarchy and spacing patterns resonate in your market before you invest time tweaking your own modules.
Have you found a spacing solution that works well in Premium A+, or are you still experimenting?
Source: Reddit