Fix the listings you already have before adding more.
Most catalogues do not need more listings — they need the existing ones complete. Score every listing against its category, fill what is missing in bulk, and push the fixes to every channel.
31 listings below the category median
6 required specifics empty across 19 listings
Bulk fill drafted for 412 rows
Fixes pushed to 5 channels
Category back above median in 3 weeks
Running on your catalogue right now — every line below happened without anyone opening a tab.
actions today
needed you
unattended
specifics coverage, up from 61%
“Traffic is down” is not a diagnosis.
You cannot see which listings are weak
A thousand live listings and no way to rank them by what they are missing.
The bar is category-specific
A generic checklist cannot tell you what wins in Rings or in Alternators.
Fixing one channel fixes nothing
The same listing is weak in four other places, and editing each hub by hand is the reason nobody does it.
Before and after
Diagnosing a weak category
The same work, measured twice — today’s numbers against the same catalogue running on MergeKart.
Six tools, five hubs, nothing talking to anything else.
Every job feeds one record, and the marketplaces follow it.
listings below median
31
listings edited by hand
31
of the category at median
54%
Audit, fill, republish, prove
The loop only works if the fix reaches every channel, which is why this need spans three products.
31 listings scored below 60
category median is 78
6 required specifics empty
across 19 listings
Titles under half the limit
14 listings
A score with no named cause is a number, not a diagnosis.
94%
specifics coverage
up from 61% across 1,206 listings
12m
to diagnose a weak category
down from a half-day of CSV work
96%
of the category at median
three weeks after the first audit

“We did not need more listings. We needed the four hundred we had to be finished.”

“Whole ring category back above the median in three weeks”
Works better with
Three products cover this need together.
ListIQ
soonScores the listings and names the gaps
Magic Lister
Fills the missing specifics in bulk
OmniList
Pushes the fix to every channel
Self-serve · from ₹1,600/mo
See full pricing →Questions sellers actually ask.
ListIQ scores every live listing against its own category rather than a generic checklist, and names the fix in the order most likely to move the listing — so the work is ranked by impact instead of by page order.
Yes. Gaps are filled in bulk from your existing product data, and OmniList pushes the corrected fields to every channel the listing is live on.
Fields are updated on the existing listing rather than by relisting it, so the listing keeps its identity on the channel. That is the point of correcting in place instead of recreating.
Item specifics are structured attributes — brand, size, material, model — that marketplaces use for filtering and ranking, separate from description text. A buyer filtering by one you have not filled will not see your listing at all.
Let us audit your live listings, read-only.
You get the ranked gap list whether or not you go any further.
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