Out of the blue Google has disapproved 17 of my listings that have been sitting here for at least a year?? When originally listed all items had their traits filled out, UPC & MPN numbers done, etc. I went in on one listing and some of the traits AND the MPN & UPC numbers are gone. I tried 4 times to update & relist the item and no luck. I have requested my feed report 2 times – tells me there are errors. I do NOT have the time to delete everyone of these items and relist – it is counter productive! This is SO frustrating! Any ideas?
SuesGarageSale Reputation: 32 See SuesGarageSale's booth |
I haven’t seen that, Sue. I have noticed that when reviewing a listing, that info I thought was there, is no longer. Maybe something that Bonz has changed, has removed info in error.
BookbinEtc Reputation: 1322 See BookbinEtc's booth |
Verify those particular Bonanza listings are being sent to Google. You do have the option to exclude specific listings from Bonanza’s feed submission to Google. Once listings are submitted, any acceptance or rejection is made by Google. Bonanza has no say in that part.
If you have items that you believe have been changed (on Bonanza’s end) prior to Google submission, then try to identify if all of them have the same errors. Classifying the type of error could go a long way to diagnosing the reason.
On my end, I have not seen any changes to any of my item quantities, traits or UPC/EAN/ISBN or MPN numbers after Bonanza updates.
tomwayne1 Reputation: 8637 See tomwayne1's booth |
This happened to me with a lot of my jewelry listings once….the gender trait was a big one which is a requirement of Google shopping to have this for jewelry.
EmpressDepot Reputation: 6829 See EmpressDepot's booth |
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