How can I check the reason for a "Bad Description" status on my product?

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Hello,

I found the following message on one of my products:

"Product rating lowered for bad description"

I have already read the guidelines regarding Bad Description, but I have not been able to identify the problematic part of my product description.

If the issue is not obvious, is there any way to determine which specific section of the description is causing the warning?

Thank you for your help.

 
Taihei Kono:

Hello,

I found the following message on one of my products:

"Product rating lowered for bad description"

I have already read the guidelines regarding Bad Description, but I have not been able to identify the problematic part of my product description.

If the issue is not obvious, is there any way to determine which specific section of the description is causing the warning?

Thank you for your help.

The reason is the link in your description. You need to use the 'insert link' feature on the text editor or remove the link.
 
Connor Michael Woodson #:
The reason is the link in your description. You need to use the 'insert link' feature on the text editor or remove the link.

I will make some changes to the description and wait to see if the rating is updated.

Thank you for your assistance.

 
To add to that: besides raw links, the most common triggers are emojis, external URLs or contact details, heavy formatting, and promotional or exaggerated wording. There is no tool that highlights the exact line, so the practical approach is to rewrite the description in plain, neutral language and remove anything non-essential. Also avoid editing the description too frequently, since repeated edits can reset your ranking momentum. Keep it stable once it is clean.
 
https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/496958
Product rating lowered for “bad description” after first sales
Product rating lowered for “bad description” after first sales
  • 2025.10.06
  • www.mql5.com
Van Minh Nguyen discusses issues with MQL5 Market product ratings, noting that descriptions flagged as 'bad' despite following rules. He mentions rewriting descriptions, translating into all languages, and changing formatting to paragraphs. He also highlights inconsistencies in the rating system, such as changes in status when switching between free and paid products, and potential commercial bias. He appreciates the feedback and notes that his product ratings improved after following the suggested changes.
 
Cristhian Alexander Gaibor Cuasquer #:
To add to that: besides raw links, the most common triggers are emojis, external URLs or contact details, heavy formatting, and promotional or exaggerated wording. There is no tool that highlights the exact line, so the practical approach is to rewrite the description in plain, neutral language and remove anything non-essential. Also avoid editing the description too frequently, since repeated edits can reset your ranking momentum. Keep it stable once it is clean.

Thank you for your feedback.

I will review the wording and make the necessary adjustments to the description.

 
Eleni Anna Branou #:
https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/496958

Thank you very much for your feedback.

I will review the wording of the description and also try revising the translations in other languages.

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