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Why it worked

The video provides a practical, actionable tip for Amazon sellers struggling with image compliance, directly addressing a common pain point and offering a clear solution.

Summary

The video explains why an Amazon product image might be flagged and how to get it approved. It highlights that a slightly smaller product box with more white borders can cause an image to be flagged, while a larger box or adjusted image dimensions can lead to approval.

Structure

1Image flagged vs. approved
2Reason: smaller packaging
3Solution: larger packaging/more white space
4Solution: adjust image dimensions
5General approval

Product placement

Stakely: ACTS - it is the product being sold. Removing it would change the video. Amazon: APPEARS - it is the platform where the product is sold. Removing it would not change the video.

On-screen text

Main image does not comply Your image violates Amazon's product image requirements. FLAGGED APPROVED Stakely SIGN STAKES 30 Pack 10 Gauge Steel 5-Gauge Band Stakely SIGN STAKES 30 Pack 10 Gauge Steel 5-Gauge Band The box is only 10% smaller. This image got flagged, this image got approved. The difference? The box is only 10% smaller. smaller packaging, essentially more white borders around the image. one option. Another one increasing the pixels max 2000 by 2000 or just changing things around in and generally it gets approved.

Original caption

How to prevent you Amazon main image from getting flagged #amazonfba #amazonfbaseller #amazonfbatips #amazonimages #productimages

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Transcript

This image got flagged, this image got approved. The difference? The box is only 10% smaller. Smaller packaging, essentially more white borders around the image. One option. Another one increasing the pixels max 2000 by 2000 or just changing things around in and generally it gets approved.