Many ASINs at risk of search suppression - unit count required
Have any other sellers seen a massive surge of ASINs flagged on their At Risk listings page this week?
Over the last 4 days I have had 130 ASINs (shared, not ones I created) flagged as being at risk of search suppression all because the unit count data field is blank. Not being the brand owner I don't know a way to fix these easily, I need to raise a case for each one as Seller Support seem to require a photograph for each one as evidence for the change.
I was curious to see whether this was a widespread issue or whether I was special & whether anyone had any smart ideas for fixing it please?
Many ASINs at risk of search suppression - unit count required
Have any other sellers seen a massive surge of ASINs flagged on their At Risk listings page this week?
Over the last 4 days I have had 130 ASINs (shared, not ones I created) flagged as being at risk of search suppression all because the unit count data field is blank. Not being the brand owner I don't know a way to fix these easily, I need to raise a case for each one as Seller Support seem to require a photograph for each one as evidence for the change.
I was curious to see whether this was a widespread issue or whether I was special & whether anyone had any smart ideas for fixing it please?
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Have you actually tried to enter the unit count as sometimes it will work even if you are not the brand owner.
Another answer is to apply for permission to list/amend ASIN's for the brand in question. The fight you will have here is that the team who decides you can list often denies applications if the ASIN's exist on Amazon already. You have to be very clear that the application is to update ASIN's that are at risk of suppression.
If the brand owner created the ASIN's on Amazon you can try contacting the brand owner to see if they will update.