Good Remedy / Clean up the work

Ecommerce Product Catalog Cleanup and Management

Catalog errors look small until they break search, variants, marketplaces and reporting. We turn the catalog into a maintained operating asset instead of a pile of one-off fixes.

First engagement$349 first cleanupStandard: $699 one-time cleanup up to 500 SKUs
One channel, up to 500 SKUs. Ongoing maintenance is available after the cleanup.

Fixed starting package

First cleanup is $349 up to 500 SKUs; standard cleanup is $699.

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What we do

  • Review duplicates, variants and broken records
  • Normalize title, category and attribute fields from approved sources
  • Build a missing-field and conflict register
  • Handle approved new-product uploads and field updates
  • Return a source-linked change log and QA report

Good fit when

  • Brands with duplicate or broken listings
  • Manufacturers and distributors publishing to multiple channels
  • Ecommerce teams with a product-data backlog

What we need from you

  • Catalog export
  • Approved source-of-truth product data
  • Channel requirements and templates
  • Client owner for product claims and merchandising choices

What done means

The output is a reconciled catalog with a change log, unresolved-data list and clear maintenance state.

Boundary

We do not invent product specifications, regulatory claims, certifications, ingredients, dimensions or compatibility.

Common questions

Can you work from spreadsheets?

Yes. A spreadsheet export and approved product source material are often enough to begin a cleanup.

Do you write marketing copy?

The base service is catalog operations and structured product data, not creative copywriting.

Can you maintain the catalog after cleanup?

Yes. Ongoing maintenance is a separate monthly option.

Start with the actual work.

Send the backlog, document set, queue or current process. We will confirm whether the straightforward scope fits before anything moves.

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Published by Good Remedy. First-engagement pricing is introductory where shown; standard pricing applies after the introductory engagement. Unusual complexity is confirmed before work begins. Examples are illustrative unless explicitly identified otherwise.