Keep
Save a row when the source page, option, image proof and likely shipping value are all understandable.
Use the Joyagoo short list guide to keep useful product rows, remove weak finds and decide what proof is needed before opening a product path.
A useful sheet should not collect every interesting product. It should help the buyer keep only rows that have a clear reason to continue.
Use this guide when the shortlist is becoming noisy. The buyer should be able to explain the product type, selected option, proof gap and next action before saving another row.
Save a row when the source page, option, image proof and likely shipping value are all understandable.
Compare similar rows by one category at a time so shoes, bags, clothing and electronics do not create mixed signals.
Ask for one missing proof point instead of saving five more uncertain links.
Delete rows with stale links, vague options or no clear buyer action.
Example: if a shoe row has a good price but no size or outsole evidence, mark it as proof-needed instead of moving it into a ready list.