Category & policy compliance check
Review the listing against relevant category and platform requirements and document potential policy risks.
Before rewriting a single listing, we find out why it isn't working — wrong category, missing attributes, weak images, policy risk, or buyer questions left unanswered. The audit establishes the issues, priorities and information requirements that guide later listing changes.
Review the listing against relevant category and platform requirements and document potential policy risks.
What's missing or underperforming.
Where the visuals fall short.
Size, color, material set up correctly.
How top listings in your category communicate.
What to fix first, and why.
Marketplace seller dashboards (Daraz/Amazon), competitor listing analysis, category policy documentation, keyword research tools.
Category rules, restricted claims, required fields and source documentation are reviewed before listing changes are prepared. Platform approval and continued account or listing availability remain outside RankSpheres' control.
Listings that are live but underperforming, or a seller account with a recent compliance flag or takedown.
A completely new product with no live listing yet needs attribute structure and copywriting first — there's nothing to audit until something exists.
An audit still helps — even performing listings often have gaps that limit further growth (weak images, thin attributes, missed keywords).
Yes — this is a core part of the audit, not an add-on.
We flag it immediately with the specific rule it conflicts with, so you can decide how to fix or remove it before it risks the listing or account.
Send a link to your live listing — RankSpheres will flag what’s limiting it before anything gets rewritten.