Example: deciding whether to open a row
A row with clear QC photos, visible measurements, seller notes, and a realistic price is worth opening. A row with only a product name and one cropped image should move lower on the list, even if the item looks popular.
The row has recent notes, clear photos, measurements, and a category that matches what you want.
The item looks good, but another row or category page may have better photos, sizing, or price context.
The link is dead, the photos are unclear, the size is unknown, or the seller context is missing.
Use the checklist at two moments
Use it once before opening too many links and again before ordering. The first pass saves time. The second pass protects you from choosing an item only because the price looks low or the photo looks polished.
Read the full workflow if you want a step-by-step way to combine spreadsheets, category pages, QC photos, and shipping checks.
