- Can I reapply if I get rejected?
Yes, Deals and Promotions that have been rejected can be reapplied for, provided that the submission deadline has yet to pass. However, should the reason behind the rejection be fraud, for example, the item will not be eligible for reapplication.
- What is the cost of participating in Promotions and Daily Deals?
No additional costs are associated with Promotions and Daily Deals; however, standard sales transactional fees apply.
- When do I need to send stock to the Distribution Centre (DC)?
Sellers must ensure to deliver deal stock before the start of the promotion/deal. The participating deal stock should reflect on the system two business days before the promotion/deal start date. We recommend that you create shipments for the deal stock well in advance to avoid any issues in participating in the promotion/deal activity.
- Why is in-stock preferred above leadtime?
When consumers place orders on any digital platform, customers anticipate a quick turnaround in delivery. Therefore having optimal stock stored at the Takealot DCs enable efficient deliveries to our customers and promotes better conversion rates.
- Why do I need to apply for in-stock for Daily Deals?
Daily Deals Focuses on lucrative pricing; therefore, there is an urgency to purchase, and we would like to provide customers with quicker delivery of these items.
- What does the R6990 mean in relation to the Daily Deals/ Promotions Requirements?
It means that your deal should generate a minimum revenue of R6990. You can calculate this by multiplying your Deal Price and Deal Quantity.
- Can I amend the pricing once approved?
We recommend that you accurately apply with your best price; however, we know mistakes happen. We allow amendments provided it’s picked up within 24 hours of submitting your application.
- Why are my products not selling?
Please evaluate your product listing and promotional/deal pricing. With millions of products on takealot.com, customers seek the best offering at the best price.
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