Why ClaimVerdict exists as a defensive tool
Most Amazon sellers believe takedowns happen because:
That’s not how it usually works.
In competitive categories like pet food, most listings don’t get taken down by Amazon first.
They get taken down because someone else points at them.
Amazon is often described as a “marketplace with rules.”
In practice, it behaves more like a competitive battlefield:
In this environment, the cheapest way to hurt a competitor isn’t price cuts or ads.
It’s a report.
If a competitor wants to hurt your listing, they have options.
Most are expensive:
But health claims are different.
They require:
No lab.
No lawyer.
No expertise.
That’s why wording is the most common attack surface in pet food listings.
When a listing is flagged:
The listing goes offline.
Only after that do you get a chance to explain.
For new brands, that delay alone can be fatal.
A common belief is:
“Top sellers use this wording. It must be safe.”
What you’re really copying is:
But not their protections.
Big brands have:
New sellers don’t.
Let’s be very clear about this.
ClaimVerdict is not:
It exists for a different reason:
To help you survive in a system where scrutiny is uneven and attacks are cheap.
We’re not here to make you aggressive.
We’re here to make you harder to target.
On Amazon, the goal isn’t to write the boldest copy.
It’s to write copy that:
A slightly safer sentence that stays live will outperform a “perfect” sentence that gets removed.
Every time.
ClaimVerdict is for:
ClaimVerdict is not for:
If you expect certainty, this tool will disappoint you.
ClaimVerdict scans for:
It does not:
It reduces avoidable risk — the kind that ends listings quietly and expensively.
If ClaimVerdict makes you:
Then it’s working.
If a tool makes you bolder, it’s dangerous.
Amazon doesn’t need to catch you.
Someone else will — if you give them an easy reason.
ClaimVerdict exists to help you close those gaps before they’re used against you.
Scan your listing for takedown risks before you go live.
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System Command
Run the Pet Food Listing Takedown Risk Scanner on draft copy before publishing.