I have a listing that has been flagged as spam on google. I’ve read the other questions here on that but they don’t seem to apply to my listing. Could someone please help me with what they are talking about? This is the [URL removed]
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I’ve always tried to be very careful with my listings and provide plenty of data. What am I doing wrong?
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Treasure_By_Demand Reputation: 14 See Treasure_By_Demand's booth |
Hi there,
Generally, items get flagged as spam by Google if they have words with all capital letters, or if they use unnecessary words like free, new, or used. It’s important to make sure you listing titles and listings descriptions do not include that type of formatting or word usage. Anything that comes across as promotional material and is not a way to describe the product is frowned upon by them.
Once you update your titles, you’ll want to go to Selling > Add or Edit Items and click the “Update Booth” button. Just a heads up, it can take Google a little while to update your Google Shopping Feed.
Hope this helps!
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bonanzajon Reputation: 1539 See bonanzajon's booth |
Try re-doing the title and updating the booth….
Sometimes things get flagged for a keyword or symbol which might be interpreted as spam…my guess is the use of hyphen & may seem like putting too many discripters and/or symbols in the title…
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
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