Amazon Listing Designer Location: Remote Type: Freelance / Part-time Company: Exprtise About Exprtise Exprtise is a fast-growing e-commerce optimization agency specializing in high-converting product listings for brands on Amazon and Bol.com. Our mission is simple — help brands stand out, communicate clearly, and convert more customers through design that sells. We work with a variety of lifestyle, tech, and home-living brands and are expanding our creative team to meet growing demand. Role Overview We’re looking for a creative and detail-oriented Amazon Listing Designer to join our team. You’ll be responsible for designing conversion-optimized image sets, including hero images, infographics, and lifestyle visuals that align with each brand’s voice and strategy. You’ll collaborate closely with copywriters, account managers, and the creative director to ensure each listing not only looks great — but performs. Responsibilities Design high-impact listing images (main + secondary) for Amazon and Bol.com Translate product features into clear, visual storytelling that converts Ensure brand consistency and alignment with Exprtise’s visual standards Work with creative briefs and client feedback to iterate efficiently Optimize layouts for both desktop and mobile viewing Stay up to date with marketplace trends and competitor visuals Requirements Proven experience designing Amazon or e-commerce listings Strong skills in Photoshop, Illustrator, or Figma Understanding of composition, color, and conversion psychology Ability to work fast, meet deadlines, and communicate clearly Fluent in English (Dutch is a plus) A portfolio showcasing before-and-after examples or relevant projects Nice to Have Experience in Bol.com design formats Familiarity with AI-assisted tools for layout and mockups Knowledge of CRO (Conversion Rate Optimization) principles What We Offer A creative environment with freedom and flexibility Long-term collaboration opportunities The chance to work on leading Dutch and European brands Growth opportunities as Exprtise expands into new markets