In order to let buyers know the return status of products, improve consumer satisfaction, and encourage sellers to pay attention to their product quality, product descriptions, and buyer services, Amazon will display the seller’s return status on the front-end product details page according to the merchant’s return status, and display the high return rate mark (Frequently returned item) and low return rate mark (Customers usually keep this item) below the 5-point description on the product details page.

Once a product is labeled with a “high return rate”, the conversion rate may be directly reduced by 50% to 80%. The high return rate mark will not only seriously affect the product’s conversion rate, but also affect the product’s search ranking, and then affect the product’s exposure. In order to reduce the impact of high return rates, sellers also need to spend more additional costs to increase sales and positive reviews. However, in order to prevent being marked with the “high return rate” mark by Amazon, sellers must start from multiple aspects to ensure that product quality, customer service, and marketing strategies meet certain standards. The following are some of the main countermeasures:

Ensure product quality: Before the product is put on the shelf, conduct a comprehensive quality inspection to ensure that the product is free of defects and meets the expected description. For safety or functional products, corresponding testing and certification must be carried out.

Provide accurate product information and pictures: Provide clear and accurate product descriptions, specifications, materials and other information on the product details page. Apply high-quality product pictures to ensure that the appearance and functions of the product are truly reflected. Provide accurate product information and descriptions. The pictures, text descriptions and videos of the listing are the main factors for customers to buy products. We must provide accurate and detailed product descriptions, and we cannot exaggerate or falsely advertise, which will lead to inconsistencies between the products received by customers and the descriptions on the details page, resulting in a large number of returns.

Improve customer service: Provide detailed shopping guides and FAQs to help consumers choose and use products correctly. Respond to customer inquiries and complaints in a timely manner, actively handle problems, and improve customer satisfaction.

Reasonable pricing and marketing strategies: Prevent prices from being too high or too low, and ensure that product quotations are consistent with product quality and market pricing. Use promotion and discount strategies reasonably, and do not cause consumers to doubt product quality due to excessive promotion.

Improve return and after-sales policies: Formulate clear return and after-sales policies to ensure that consumers have adequate protection when purchasing products. Provide a convenient return process, properly handle return applications, and reduce the return rate.

Regularly analyze return and exchange data information: Regularly analyze the reasons for returns and development trends to find problems that need attention and room for improvement. Adjust product design and quality assurance measures based on the conclusions of return and exchange data statistics.

Build a good brand reputation: Accumulate positive reviews and word of mouth based on high-quality products and services.

Use social media or other channels to actively promote brand stories and ideas to enhance brand image.

In short, in order to prevent Amazon from labeling it as “high return rate”, brands must continuously improve and optimize in terms of product quality, customer service, marketing strategies, etc. By continuously improving buyer satisfaction and trust, the return rate can be effectively reduced and brand competitiveness can be improved. The emergence of the “high return rate” label is not only a manifestation of responsibility to buyers, but also reminds sellers to pay more attention to product quality and customer needs.