1. Introduction to the SHEIN List
The SHEIN list is a ranking list calculated based on real consumption data of a large number of products on the platform. Through the proprietary algorithm model, cost-effective and high-quality products on SHEIN are selected, committed to providing consumers with the most credible consumption guide and reducing decision-making costs. Facilitate shopping choices.
2. Data Positioning of SHEIN Lists
Real: Real consumption data of SHEIN's mass-market products
Fairness: Comprehensive ranking by multi-dimensional algorithm models, rejecting paid rankings
3. Description of SHEIN List Ranking Rules
1. Best-Sellers List: comprehensive calculation based on product sales and sales volume, updated daily
2. Praise List: comprehensive calculation based on product review scores and sales, updated daily
3. Favorites List: comprehensive calculation based on the number of product favorites and sales, updated daily
4. Trending List: comprehensive calculation based on the product sales trend over the past 7 to 14 days, updated daily
5. New Products Best-Sellers List: comprehensive calculation based on new product sales and sales volume and other indicators, updated daily
4. Supplementary Instructions
Q: What is the data caliber of the labels in each type of list?
Topped the list for xx consecutive days: the number of days ranked first on the list, based on the last 10 calendar days as the statistical period;
Top three on the list for xx days: the number of days ranked in the top three on the list, taking the last 10 calendar days as the statistical cycle;
Q: Why do the top-ranked products on the best-sellers list sell less than lower-ranked products?
A: All types of SHEIN ranking lists are scored and ranked based on multiple indicators, and sales are only one of the calculation indicators;
Q: Why are the lists and rankings of the same product different?
A: The list and ranking of the same product are different in the following situations:
(1) The ranking list data is updated daily, and you may see different pages right before and after the data update when viewing it;
(2) The same product may appear on different types of lists, and the ranking rules on different types of lists will vary. Perhaps the product you see is on several different types of lists;