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<\/p>Your store, content or product could not be published as it may not meet our quality standard or our terms of use. It's no biggy, this blog explains the reasons why our system may have taken this action, answers some questions you may have and provides help on how you can resolve the issue, before launching and making a success of your online store.<\/p>
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So why do we do this? First it's worth explaining why our systems are set up to flag stores - it's for your benefit. Teemill is a free product and that's good for you, but what's even more precious is your time. We put in place a check at launch so that we can help customers, and improve their chances of success.<\/p>
We want to make a product that leaves our users better off. So our systems detect stores that are less likely to succeed and flag up the issues before launch so that the user can learn, fix and get off to a great start.<\/p><\/blockquote>
It's also important for the standards on the internet, and the high quality platform that Teemill is regarded as, to ensure that we are supporting and enabling great stores to be made available online. Publishing test pages or very low quality stores will not meet our quality standard. Equally, if a store owner has done their best but we know it's just not quite good enough to realistically make the user any profit in it's current state, we can offer some support on this page to help the store owner learn a bit and make a win from their Teemill project.<\/p>
So below, here's some of the most common reasons, and solutions for solving the flagged for quality issue. Your store may require action on more than one, or even all, of these points before re-submission for launch.<\/p>
Is it finished or just a test?
<\/h3>Launching a tester store with one product and random bits to see what happens, is not a store ready to be published. Keep building it until you\u2019ve got something that\u2019s worth publishing.<\/p>
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Review your t-shirt designs
<\/h3>Make sure you take the time to produce high quality designs. If you just cannot wait to buy them all, you've done it right. If you wouldn't buy it, it's probably not good enough. Random pictures scraped from the internet or designs not cut out from their background are unlikely to ever get a sale.<\/p>
Designs that are blurry, have a block white or black background that needs cutting out, or where part of the design is cropped off: These do not meet the quality standard for a finished product.<\/p><\/blockquote>
If you need to know more check out our design template<\/a> or even better, start with some of the free designs we offer in the Design tab of the Product Creator<\/a> when creating a new product.<\/p>
Does your store look professional?
<\/h3>Does your store look retail quality and super cool? We're not expecting everyone to be a pro from day one. What we're looking for here though is something more than the minimum effort. You can start with one of our themes, which are designed with e-commerce<\/a> best practise in mind. Avoid using a load of crazy colours and fonts too - remember, people will be entering their card details on the store, and will expect to see a trustworthy site with quality products. If in doubt go with an all white background, black text and a red or green button - and if you are struggling for a logo, use our logo maker for a simple type-based font.<\/p>
Make sure you also use quality imagery for your banners and pods too, and that they are high quality and not pixelated. You can use your own images that you have the rights to, or download one of the thousands of free images available in Drive<\/a>.<\/p>
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Quality of your text\/copy
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