Cách Sponsored Products hoạt động
Tìm hiểu vị trí quảng cáo sản phẩm trả phí, nhãn Sponsored và cách giữ quảng cáo phù hợp.
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Sponsored placements are paid placements
Sponsored placements are paid placements and are labeled clearly.
Sponsored Products can help sellers increase visibility in relevant marketplace surfaces, but they should not overwhelm organic discovery.
- Sponsored products may appear in search, category, product discovery, or other approved marketplace surfaces.
- Keyword bidding should match product title, category, attributes, and buyer intent.
- CPC means the campaign may be charged for eligible billable clicks, subject to wallet and invalid-click controls.
- Daily budgets and total budgets cap spend; campaigns should pause when budget or wallet balance is exhausted.
- Relevance and policy review protect buyers from misleading or unrelated ads.
Keep ads relevant
Promote active products with accurate titles, images, categories, and buyer-relevant keywords. Ads should not imply fake verification or unsupported claims.
- Choose products with complete images, SKU, MOQ, pricing, and category details.
- Review impressions, clicks, CTR, CPC, inquiries, and conversion signals before increasing spend.
- Pause wasted keywords and avoid competitor or restricted claims if policy blocks them.
- Use AI suggestions as drafts and review before applying.
Who this guide is for
This guide is for seller growth and marketing teams who need a practical understanding of how sponsored products work before taking action inside Dakoli.
Use it with the Ads & Growth learning path when you need context, checklist-style preparation, and safe next steps.
Step-by-step workflow
Start by reviewing the product, supplier, order, or campaign details already available in Dakoli.
Confirm the parts that affect price, shipping, timing, documents, payment, buyer approval, or seller settlement.
Use messages, quotes, checkout, or campaign review tools only after the required details are clear.
- Review the visible details first.
- Ask for missing information before approving operational changes.
- Keep the final decision inside Dakoli so the order, quote, or campaign history remains traceable.
Example scenario
A buyer compares two suppliers for the same product. One listing has clear MOQ, packaging, origin, shipping terms, and a responsive supplier. The other needs a quote because freight and lead time depend on quantity.
Dakoli should help the buyer keep both paths organized without implying that missing details are already final.
What you see in Dakoli
Dakoli surfaces relevant product, supplier, order, shipping, payment, protection, and campaign information where it belongs.
If a field is not available, Dakoli should use clear fallback copy instead of inventing claims or hiding important uncertainty.
Important notes
Tax is not collected by Dakoli unless configured and shown during checkout.
Import duties and customs are not included unless clearly stated or marked DDP.
Seller funds may be held during buyer protection, inspection, return, or dispute windows.
Common mistakes
Do not approve an order, quote, payout expectation, or campaign change based only on assumptions.
Do not move payment-critical or order-critical details outside Dakoli messages when the marketplace workflow is being used.
- Assuming checkout shipping is final when supplier confirmation is still required.
- Adding certificate, inspection, or trust claims that are not backed by real records.
- Treating AI or automation suggestions as final decisions without review.
FAQ
Can Dakoli replace supplier review? No. Dakoli organizes marketplace information, but buyers and sellers still need to review details before approving changes.
Does every order work the same way? No. Some products are checkout-ready, while others require quote, shipping, or supplier confirmation.
Are sponsored placements organic rankings? No. Sponsored placements are paid placements and are labeled clearly.
Next steps
Continue with related Ads & Growth guides, then use the relevant Dakoli workflow when the product, order, shipping, or campaign details are ready.
