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ASINs violating Amazon title guidelines to be suppressed from search

Starting July 22, 2019, Amazon will suppress ASINs from Amazon Search whose titles do not comply with Amazon’s product title requirements. This is because our research shows that the ASIN titles that violate our policies result in poor customer experience. Please review Amazon’s FBA Product Title Requirements prior to July 15, 2019 to verify that your current titles meet our guidelines.

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Seller_cCzOKNQAUJTHn
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This is a move in the right direction, bad titles be-gone!

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Seller_1NpHg7EFjKKbZ
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Sweet. Make sure to include Merch listings and listings by sellers not located in the USA. Thanks guys for keeping things even and fair on the platform.

That would be much appreciated.

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Seller_2sSWhvyZsq56v
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it sounds like Amazon is not going to tell you what has been suppresed in the searches??
It will just be suppressed and the sales for that item will die.

I wonder if there will be a TAB in “Inventory” or something that will list these ASIN’s that have been suppressed??

Not like it will easy to get it fixed anyway by seller support in their current state.

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Seller_HeYYMdvdHcKv9
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Maybe an Amazon responder can reply as to whether this means you’re going to suppress all Trading Cards listings that use the dash - character to separate elements in the title. This special character is heavily used in that category. In fact there’s a major brand (Yu-Gi-Oh!) that has a symbol in its name - does this mean you’re going to suppress all its listings because of the symbol?

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Seller_rN1OJxuI7j6aM
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(1) Will sellers receive a notice regarding which of their product listings will be suppressed prior to July 22, 2019?

(2) Additionally, will sellers be notified with regards to what exactly needs to be fixed/changed in the title so that the product listing will not be suppressed?

Sellers will need to know in advance of the implementation date so that we can fix titles that amazon deems unacceptable. Without receiving information about (1) and (2) above, many sellers will be blindsided.

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Seller_Ve1oyxgXsxGMC
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In the title guidelines, it mentions that 50 characters is a “general rule”. Further in the information, it states that child ASINs should include size and color. The example: Crocs Beach Clog, Lime, Medium (Women’s 8-9 M US/Men’s 6-7 M US) is longer than 50 characters. Would this child be suppressed?

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Seller_7psPA6KtrSUom
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The problem I see coming is the fact that it is so very difficult to get title corrections made. If there are multiple sellers they might all submit corrections requests, we could conceivably end up with something worse but technically valid. “Acme 12345 Household Item”

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Seller_OtMUVcegIB3Hd
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-----------> This is 50 characters How Why What Who Can do this <------------ :worried:

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Seller_7KdnRI4IrvsP4
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There needs to be more specific guidelines for Titles. What is the specific Title Length allowed for Office Supplies?

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Seller_ZmSNr9ygfh8r3
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Do spaces count as a character and is the symbol & included in unauthorized characters? Also same question as @BumperNets The example: Crocs Beach Clog, Lime, Medium (Women’s 8-9 M US/Men’s 6-7 M US) is longer than 50 characters. Would this child be suppressed?

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ASINs violating Amazon title guidelines to be suppressed from search

Starting July 22, 2019, Amazon will suppress ASINs from Amazon Search whose titles do not comply with Amazon’s product title requirements. This is because our research shows that the ASIN titles that violate our policies result in poor customer experience. Please review Amazon’s FBA Product Title Requirements prior to July 15, 2019 to verify that your current titles meet our guidelines.

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ASINs violating Amazon title guidelines to be suppressed from search

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Starting July 22, 2019, Amazon will suppress ASINs from Amazon Search whose titles do not comply with Amazon’s product title requirements. This is because our research shows that the ASIN titles that violate our policies result in poor customer experience. Please review Amazon’s FBA Product Title Requirements prior to July 15, 2019 to verify that your current titles meet our guidelines.

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Seller_cCzOKNQAUJTHn
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

This is a move in the right direction, bad titles be-gone!

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Seller_1NpHg7EFjKKbZ
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

Sweet. Make sure to include Merch listings and listings by sellers not located in the USA. Thanks guys for keeping things even and fair on the platform.

That would be much appreciated.

190
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Seller_2sSWhvyZsq56v
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

it sounds like Amazon is not going to tell you what has been suppresed in the searches??
It will just be suppressed and the sales for that item will die.

I wonder if there will be a TAB in “Inventory” or something that will list these ASIN’s that have been suppressed??

Not like it will easy to get it fixed anyway by seller support in their current state.

170
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Seller_HeYYMdvdHcKv9
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

Maybe an Amazon responder can reply as to whether this means you’re going to suppress all Trading Cards listings that use the dash - character to separate elements in the title. This special character is heavily used in that category. In fact there’s a major brand (Yu-Gi-Oh!) that has a symbol in its name - does this mean you’re going to suppress all its listings because of the symbol?

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Seller_rN1OJxuI7j6aM
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

(1) Will sellers receive a notice regarding which of their product listings will be suppressed prior to July 22, 2019?

(2) Additionally, will sellers be notified with regards to what exactly needs to be fixed/changed in the title so that the product listing will not be suppressed?

Sellers will need to know in advance of the implementation date so that we can fix titles that amazon deems unacceptable. Without receiving information about (1) and (2) above, many sellers will be blindsided.

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Seller_Ve1oyxgXsxGMC
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

In the title guidelines, it mentions that 50 characters is a “general rule”. Further in the information, it states that child ASINs should include size and color. The example: Crocs Beach Clog, Lime, Medium (Women’s 8-9 M US/Men’s 6-7 M US) is longer than 50 characters. Would this child be suppressed?

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Seller_7psPA6KtrSUom
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

The problem I see coming is the fact that it is so very difficult to get title corrections made. If there are multiple sellers they might all submit corrections requests, we could conceivably end up with something worse but technically valid. “Acme 12345 Household Item”

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Seller_OtMUVcegIB3Hd
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

-----------> This is 50 characters How Why What Who Can do this <------------ :worried:

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Seller_7KdnRI4IrvsP4
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

There needs to be more specific guidelines for Titles. What is the specific Title Length allowed for Office Supplies?

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Seller_ZmSNr9ygfh8r3
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

Do spaces count as a character and is the symbol & included in unauthorized characters? Also same question as @BumperNets The example: Crocs Beach Clog, Lime, Medium (Women’s 8-9 M US/Men’s 6-7 M US) is longer than 50 characters. Would this child be suppressed?

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Seller_cCzOKNQAUJTHn
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

This is a move in the right direction, bad titles be-gone!

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user profile
Seller_cCzOKNQAUJTHn
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

This is a move in the right direction, bad titles be-gone!

160
Reply
user profile
Seller_1NpHg7EFjKKbZ
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

Sweet. Make sure to include Merch listings and listings by sellers not located in the USA. Thanks guys for keeping things even and fair on the platform.

That would be much appreciated.

190
user profile
Seller_1NpHg7EFjKKbZ
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

Sweet. Make sure to include Merch listings and listings by sellers not located in the USA. Thanks guys for keeping things even and fair on the platform.

That would be much appreciated.

190
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user profile
Seller_2sSWhvyZsq56v
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

it sounds like Amazon is not going to tell you what has been suppresed in the searches??
It will just be suppressed and the sales for that item will die.

I wonder if there will be a TAB in “Inventory” or something that will list these ASIN’s that have been suppressed??

Not like it will easy to get it fixed anyway by seller support in their current state.

170
user profile
Seller_2sSWhvyZsq56v
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

it sounds like Amazon is not going to tell you what has been suppresed in the searches??
It will just be suppressed and the sales for that item will die.

I wonder if there will be a TAB in “Inventory” or something that will list these ASIN’s that have been suppressed??

Not like it will easy to get it fixed anyway by seller support in their current state.

170
Reply
user profile
Seller_HeYYMdvdHcKv9
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

Maybe an Amazon responder can reply as to whether this means you’re going to suppress all Trading Cards listings that use the dash - character to separate elements in the title. This special character is heavily used in that category. In fact there’s a major brand (Yu-Gi-Oh!) that has a symbol in its name - does this mean you’re going to suppress all its listings because of the symbol?

170
user profile
Seller_HeYYMdvdHcKv9
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

Maybe an Amazon responder can reply as to whether this means you’re going to suppress all Trading Cards listings that use the dash - character to separate elements in the title. This special character is heavily used in that category. In fact there’s a major brand (Yu-Gi-Oh!) that has a symbol in its name - does this mean you’re going to suppress all its listings because of the symbol?

170
Reply
user profile
Seller_rN1OJxuI7j6aM
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

(1) Will sellers receive a notice regarding which of their product listings will be suppressed prior to July 22, 2019?

(2) Additionally, will sellers be notified with regards to what exactly needs to be fixed/changed in the title so that the product listing will not be suppressed?

Sellers will need to know in advance of the implementation date so that we can fix titles that amazon deems unacceptable. Without receiving information about (1) and (2) above, many sellers will be blindsided.

320
user profile
Seller_rN1OJxuI7j6aM
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

(1) Will sellers receive a notice regarding which of their product listings will be suppressed prior to July 22, 2019?

(2) Additionally, will sellers be notified with regards to what exactly needs to be fixed/changed in the title so that the product listing will not be suppressed?

Sellers will need to know in advance of the implementation date so that we can fix titles that amazon deems unacceptable. Without receiving information about (1) and (2) above, many sellers will be blindsided.

320
Reply
user profile
Seller_Ve1oyxgXsxGMC
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

In the title guidelines, it mentions that 50 characters is a “general rule”. Further in the information, it states that child ASINs should include size and color. The example: Crocs Beach Clog, Lime, Medium (Women’s 8-9 M US/Men’s 6-7 M US) is longer than 50 characters. Would this child be suppressed?

40
user profile
Seller_Ve1oyxgXsxGMC
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

In the title guidelines, it mentions that 50 characters is a “general rule”. Further in the information, it states that child ASINs should include size and color. The example: Crocs Beach Clog, Lime, Medium (Women’s 8-9 M US/Men’s 6-7 M US) is longer than 50 characters. Would this child be suppressed?

40
Reply
user profile
Seller_7psPA6KtrSUom
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

The problem I see coming is the fact that it is so very difficult to get title corrections made. If there are multiple sellers they might all submit corrections requests, we could conceivably end up with something worse but technically valid. “Acme 12345 Household Item”

110
user profile
Seller_7psPA6KtrSUom
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

The problem I see coming is the fact that it is so very difficult to get title corrections made. If there are multiple sellers they might all submit corrections requests, we could conceivably end up with something worse but technically valid. “Acme 12345 Household Item”

110
Reply
user profile
Seller_OtMUVcegIB3Hd
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

-----------> This is 50 characters How Why What Who Can do this <------------ :worried:

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Seller_OtMUVcegIB3Hd
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

-----------> This is 50 characters How Why What Who Can do this <------------ :worried:

170
Reply
user profile
Seller_7KdnRI4IrvsP4
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

There needs to be more specific guidelines for Titles. What is the specific Title Length allowed for Office Supplies?

90
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Seller_7KdnRI4IrvsP4
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

There needs to be more specific guidelines for Titles. What is the specific Title Length allowed for Office Supplies?

90
Reply
user profile
Seller_ZmSNr9ygfh8r3
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

Do spaces count as a character and is the symbol & included in unauthorized characters? Also same question as @BumperNets The example: Crocs Beach Clog, Lime, Medium (Women’s 8-9 M US/Men’s 6-7 M US) is longer than 50 characters. Would this child be suppressed?

80
user profile
Seller_ZmSNr9ygfh8r3
In reply to: News_Amazon's post

Do spaces count as a character and is the symbol & included in unauthorized characters? Also same question as @BumperNets The example: Crocs Beach Clog, Lime, Medium (Women’s 8-9 M US/Men’s 6-7 M US) is longer than 50 characters. Would this child be suppressed?

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