Appeared healthy
The expected product appeared reachable and the resolved URL contained an affiliate tag when checked.
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A blocked or ambiguous observation is not quietly counted as Appeared healthy or Needs attention.
The expected product appeared reachable and the resolved URL contained an affiliate tag when checked.
The product appeared unavailable, changed identity, failed to resolve, or the destination URL had a tag problem.
The evidence was blocked, incomplete, or ambiguous. Picks preserves uncertainty instead of guessing.
See the channel-wide counts, affected-video total, and several complete check records. Share the unlisted snapshot with an editor, manager, or client. Opening it does not rerun the scan.
Save every checked link, exact affected-video mapping, full destination URL, and stored finding to your workspace, then open the link-update workflow when you are ready.
It can observe: destination resolution, expected and observed product identity, Amazon country site, visible tag text, and point-in-time product state.
It cannot certify: tracking-ID ownership, Associates eligibility, commission attribution, future availability, or Amazon approval.
No. This audit reads bounded public metadata and does not request write access or change a video.
The report states the actual number found and checked. It never pads the result or calls a partial set 100 links.
No. The report is a stored snapshot. Only a deliberate future refresh can create new product observations.
Amazon responses and third-party observations can be blocked or ambiguous. Could not verify prevents missing evidence from being mislabeled as Appeared healthy.