Understanding Listing Tags
You may have noticed that some of our listings come with special tags, such as “premium,” “verified,” “poor quality,” “sold,” and more. These tags are not applied automatically, and the absence of a “premium” tag doesn’t necessarily mean the listing isn’t of high quality. Here’s what you should know about these tags, as listings marked as “premium” tend to sell faster and at better prices.
Tags are Added on Request
While our staff occasionally adds tags to listings we recognize as premium, we generally do so upon request. To receive a “premium” tag, your property must meet specific minimum criteria.
How to Obtain a “Premium” Tag
To qualify for a “premium” tag, your property must meet the following requirements:
- At least 50% of the fans/followers/traffic must originate from tier-one countries (see the list below for qualifying countries).
- The account must demonstrate genuine organic activity, as determined by our staff.
- The property must not have used automation for growth.
Please note that a “premium” tag indicates that the property appears promising initially but doesn’t represent a full endorsement by our staff. To receive a fully verified listing with a complete endorsement, you can apply for our “verified” tag.
How to Get a “Verified” Tag
To receive a “verified” tag, your property should meet all the criteria specified for a “premium” tag. Additionally, you must grant SWAPD staff full access to your property for thorough verification. This is the only way to obtain a “verified” badge on SWAPD. We will return the property to you after the verification process is completed. It’s worth noting that not all platforms require a full transfer for verification. Facebook, Google Plus Pages, and YouTube channels allow the addition of other staff members without transferring ownership.
Please Only Submit Qualified Properties
Due to limited staff and a high workload, we kindly request that you submit properties that fully meet our criteria. Properties that do not meet our guidelines will receive a “poor quality” tag, which can lower your chances of selling the property.