This is a FALSE violation and should be removed immediately. Thank you
Amazon loves to hunt for violations and even make them up if they can’t find any.
Then they throw that screen up where you check boxes saying you admit to doing wrong so they have something on you.
I like my Account Health page to show no violations.
I don’t want little things to build & build & then become a problem so I respond as they come up.
And if those 2 are violations I have 1000’s more.
I’m trying to find “Content identified as violating PDP Rules:”
Yes, because it is one of the few plant proteins which contain all of the essential amino acids.
It’s all the rage with the vegan, vegetarian, and flexitarian communities, among others - which goes far to explain why its inclusion as an ingredient is extending to more and more industries in recent years, methinks.
We removed the violating content above from the listings. Repeat violations of the Product Detail Page policy on a listing may lead to product deactivation
Seems ultra-picky to me - so random
I just made a case - lets see what support says.
We received a performance notification saying we violated some kind of PDP Rule.
Don’t be surprised if this is the page seller help provides. What everyone really needs is a page that contains phrases and words which are not allowed. Your issue is not with the style but with the words with which Amazon has put a limit on / banded or otherwise deems is creating a negative customer experience (a gray area where only Amazon is privilege to the information of what is a negative customer experience).
I don’t even know what flexitarian is, or what it means by “protein,” but I am a quinoa fan for sure! It’s like more substantial grits, good hot or cold, alone or dressed. And it makes various medical professionals beam when I mention it (markedly unlike grits ).
Changed it to “Made in the USA.” That’s still showing as a problem. I have no idea what the issue is. If there is an issue, I’m in trouble, because almost all my listings have the same bullet points. I tried paring one listing down the bare minimum. I mean, I cannot figure out what’s wrong. There’s hardly anything left and it’s still showing out of compliance.
Bot has me up to 7 listings now. I think before long, there will be hundreds on that list. I need to figure out what’s wrong.
All of our listings have “Made in the USA” as a bullet point. That’s either not your issue OR the bot hasn’t got us yet, but just wanted to give you a heads up. I only added that bullet a few weeks ago so it’s not something we have always had.
I removed all the bullet points except one (the dimensions), and the violation went away. I then started adding them back (they are barebones bullet points). I even added “Made in the USA.” So far, it has not triggered the bot again.
Typically … 5 bullets …
Use process of elimination on one item (if all items use similar bullets)
Keep 4 bullets - remove one and save to see if it corrects.
If it doesn’t, add that bullet back in and remove a different one and save to see if it corrects.
Repeat process until you find the problem bullet.
Once you find the problem bullet, remove that one from all listings using it (starting with the problem 7).
After you have the bullet isolated, then you can try to figure out what the trigger is.
I stripped everything down to one bullet point. I made them all just list the dimensions. Two of them were removed from the listing violation. I’m down to 5.
I don’t get it. If they all have the same bullet point, why were only two reinstated?
I figured it out. The loss of bullet points was just punishment. It was the titles that was the problem. Can’t have all caps. I sort of need all caps for a few words so that the title within the title stands out. Oh, well.
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