Listing health report

ASIN B0DSZQ54HF · nl · public listing scan

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81/100Needs workSuppression risk

Score by pillar

Compliance79

SEO100

Content92

Media50

Visibility67

7 problems found

every issue shown

criticaltitle
Title is 91 characters, over the 75-char cap.
Since 27 July 2026 Amazon rewrites over-length titles with its own AI. Brand owners get 14 days in Review Listing Changes to accept or edit the machine version; do nothing and Amazon's wording ships. Use Item Highlights (125 chars) for the keywords that no longer fit.
highattributes
Key filter attributes missing: color, size, material
Blank filter attributes drop the product from left-rail filtered results.
highimages
6 images; add more to fill all display slots (7, or 6 with video).
mediumcontent
Covers only 2 common buyer questions; add FAQ-style detail for AI shopping answers.
lowbullets
1 bullet(s) exceed the 255-char cap.
lowcontent
Repetitive, keyword-stuffed phrasing; AI assistants prefer natural language.
lowcontent
Few objections addressed; AI answers favor listings that pre-empt doubts.

3 EU obligations apply to this product

scope, not a verdict

These are the rules that decide whether the listing stays online, not how well it ranks. A public scan cannot see whether you satisfy them, because they live in your Seller Central backend. It can tell you which ones are in scope for a product like this, so you know what to check.

EU Responsible Personin scope
GPSR (EU) 2023/988 has applied since 13 December 2024 and requires an EU-based Responsible Person, named and contactable, for almost every non-food consumer product.
Any consumer product sold to buyers in the Netherlands is in scope, whether the seller is based in the EU or not.
Read the rule
Safety information and traceabilityin scope
GPSR also requires manufacturer identity, product traceability (model, batch or serial) and safety warnings in the language of the country of sale.
Listings sold in the Netherlands must carry this information in the local language.
Read the rule
Packaging EPR registrationin scope
Packaging placed on the market requires an Extended Producer Responsibility registration, and since 12 August 2026 Amazon verifies those numbers itself under the PPWR.
Every physical product shipped to the Netherlands arrives in packaging, which triggers the national packaging EPR scheme.
Read the rule

2 things a public scan cannot see

These are real EU requirements that live in your Seller Central account, not on the public product page. A public scan cannot read them, so we never flag them as missing. Connect your Amazon account for a definitive read.

Connect to confirmEPR
EPR registration (LUCID, Triman, WEEE, batteries) is managed at your account level and is not visible from a public scan.
A public scan cannot see your EPR status, so we do not flag it. Connect your Amazon account to check whether Amazon flags an EPR gap on this listing.
Connect to confirmGPSR
GPSR fields (EU Responsible Person, manufacturer, safety attestation) live in Seller Central and are not visible from a public scan.
A public scan cannot see these, so we do not flag them as missing. Connect your Amazon account for a definitive read of the real backend fields.

Where the difference comes from: a public scan reads the storefront. A connected audit reads your listing backend over Amazon's official API, so GPSR fields become a definitive pass or fail and EPR gaps surface from your account. Same listing, the full truth.

Run the connected auditone plan, €89/mo, cancel anytime