Catalog Doctor

The title is 14 characters. Aim for at least 25 so the product and one attribute both fit.

25 to 150 characters, not a placeholder, not a SKU, not all caps, and not the same word three times.

The description is 131 characters. Write at least 150 so a material, a use, and a care note can all fit.

At least 150 characters of plain text, and no more than 5,000.

The description includes a material and a care instruction.

At least two of: a number or measurement, a material, a color, or a care instruction.

Product type is "Sneakers".

A merchant product type that says what the item is, not Product or Misc.

Category is the leaf "Apparel & Accessories > Shoes > Sneakers".

A Shopify Standard Product Taxonomy category at least three levels deep.

Vendor is "Court Goods".

Vendor is filled in and is not a placeholder such as N/A, Generic, or No brand.

The barcode on 8 / White (12345679) fails the check digit. A wrong GTIN is worse than a blank one, because an agent can match this listing to a different product. We will not invent a replacement.

Each variant has a GTIN-8, UPC-A, EAN-13, GTIN-14, or ISBN-10 with a valid check digit.

1 of 2 variants have no SKU.

Every variant has a SKU so channels can tell options apart.

Option names "Sz" and "Clr" are abbreviations. Agents match shoppers who say size and color, not Sz and Clr. Rename them.

Option names are words like Size and Color. Abbreviations and blank values fail.

3 images.

At least three images. When dimensions are known, each side should be at least 500 pixels.

Every image has alt text.

Every image has its own alt text, and none of them are placeholders like 'image' or 'product photo'.

SEO title is 22 characters.

Present, and about 15 to 70 characters so a search result does not cut it off.

SEO description is 67 characters.

Present, and about 50 to 160 characters.

Attribute fields present: material, care.

At least two attribute metafields, such as material, size, care, color, fit, or ingredients.

Every variant has a price above zero.

Every variant has a price above zero. A compare-at price, when set, is higher than the price.

The product is active and at least one variant can be sold.

The product is active. At least one variant can be sold, or the inventory policy keeps selling.