Will Shopee lose points if the product is removed from the shelves after being put on the shelves? How to avoid the deduction?

Many merchants who serve foreign customers now have Shopee stores, so they pay special attention to user preferences and will adjust and remove products from the shelves in real time. For example, if they encounter a product that a customer doesn’t like, they will consider removing it from the shelves after it has been put on the shelves. Will this result in a point deduction? Let’s talk about this right away.

1. Will there be a penalty for taking Shopee off the shelves after it is put on the shelves?

The submitted products will be removed from the shelves, but the previous products will not be visible in the software. The removed products will have no impact on the products on sale in the store. If the products are removed from the shelves repeatedly, there will be no impact. Generally, there is no problem as long as they are not removed in violation of regulations.

2. How to avoid deduction of points?

Of course, as long as you don’t download the product casually, you won’t lose points.

3. What happened to it being removed from the shelves?

If the product is banned/removed from the shelves, it may be because of violation of regulations or because the product is banned. The most common reason for a product to be banned is the category error, so I suggest that sellers search for similar products in the mall, refer to their categories, and modify their own categories. After the modification, click update and resubmit for review.

In order to provide buyers with a better search experience, the platform will delete duplicate products. The removal of products that have been submitted in the software is just because your previous products cannot be found in the software. The removal of software products has no effect on the products sold in your store.

Repeat the definition of the best:

Duplicate listings are those that list products with the same information or the same or highly similar important attributes multiple times. This is mainly reflected in the name, picture, introduction, price, specifications, and classification. If any three of the six dimensions overlap, it is considered a duplicate product.

The logic of deleting duplicate products: if the duplicated products have not been ordered, only the latest products will be retained; if only some of them have been ordered, the products with orders will be retained and the products without orders will be deleted; if all products have been ordered, all products will be retained.

The path to delete store products: Go to [My], find the product you want to modify, click anywhere on the product, and go to [Edit]. Enter [Edit] and click [Delete] to remove the product. The product information will not be saved.

In addition, the positive reviews for products that have been removed from the shelves will be gone, even if you put them back on the shelves. If you put them back on the shelves, they will be new products and the previous reviews will have nothing to do with them. If the seller wants to change the price, he should not remove the product from the shelves. Otherwise, not only will the reviews be gone, but the sales volume will also be gone.

There will be no point deduction if Shopee takes a product off the shelves after putting it on the shelves. If a product is frequently put on the shelves and then taken down, then points may be deducted. Therefore, as long as it is not intentional, in fact, there will be no impact if it is put on the shelves and then taken down, so you can rest assured. Of course, if you are not sure in the early stage, you can put a small amount of products on the shelves for testing, so as to avoid the situation where all products have to be adjusted and taken down.