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title rewrite · 214 live of 346 · 26 sent back by a gate · 1 rolled back · 132 queued

runtitle rewrite, Aug 17

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Listings 166

Families 24

Competitors 48

Changes 346

Content health 12

GATE 1 Under 75 characters

18 sent back

Item Highlights only render below 75 — the whole point of the change

GATE 2 Brand and size present

6 sent back

shortening drops the end of the title first, and that is where size lives

GATE 3 No claim we cannot support

2 sent back

one said medical grade, one said BPA free with nothing on file

GATE 4 Keyword coverage against the old title

9 flagged

flags, never blocks — a term worth giving up is a decision

GATE 5 Pack size read from the live listing

4 stopped

internal_name disagreed with what is actually on sale, on 4 of 166

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	UID	Title as it stands now	Was	Now	Highlights	Given up	Gate	State	Applied	Undo
●	PB224	Therapy Putty 4-Pack — Medium Resistance Hand Exercise	187	71	render	—	all 5	live	Aug 17 14:02	saved
●	PB345	Light-Up Rubber Ducks 3-Pack — Bath Toy with LED	164	68	render	—	all 5	live	Aug 17 14:02	saved
●	PB038	Coil Spring Walking Toy — Rainbow Stair Walker	142	64	render	“slinky” 33.8k/mo	4 flagged	live	Aug 17 14:02	saved
The coil spring row is the one worth arguing about. Dropping under 75 characters is what makes Item Highlights render, and the words that came off the end included “slinky”, which is searched 33,800 times a month. That is a real trade and it may well have been the right one — but it is only judgeable in six weeks if somebody wrote down what was given up at the time. So gate 4 flags and never blocks: a term worth surrendering is a decision for a person, and the column keeps the receipt.
●	PB106	Slant Board Adjustable — Calf Stretcher 3 Angles	158	62	render	—	all 5	rolled back	Aug 14 09:20	used
●	SW043	Baby Scale Weighing Tray — Infant Pan, 2-Pack	171	66	—	—	5 stopped	held	—	—
Two rows here are the reason the last two gates exist. The slant board passed every check, went live, and its returns went from 5.4% to 14.1% in three weeks with the top reason changing from “no longer needed” to “not as described”. Nothing about the product changed — the title had stopped describing it. The fix was to put the old title back, which is only possible because the previous version is written down before the write, not after it. The baby scale never went live at all: gate 5 read the pack size off the live listing, found a 2-pack where our own field said single, and stopped it. Four of 166 disagreed that way.
●	PB512	Christmas Light-Up Snowman — 24in Inflatable Decor	133	—	—	—	not run	queued	—	—
A gate that has never caught anything is a gate nobody should be paying for, and all five of these have earned their place. Between them they sent back 26 titles, flagged 9 trades and stopped 4 changes from reaching a live listing at all — and gate 3 is the uncomfortable one, because the two claims it caught (medical grade, BPA free) were written by us and had nothing on file behind them. The rest of the run is 132 listings still queued, which is a number that only means anything because the first 214 are recorded one by one rather than as a percentage.

6 shown of 346 · 214 live · 26 sent back · 9 gave up a term · 4 stopped by gate 5 · 1 rolled back · 132 queued

the old title is written down before the new one is sent, never after