Link checklist for Hubbuy spreadsheet 2026 finds
Use this before a link moves from “interesting” to “worth buying.” A single good-looking photo can hide missing size notes, weak materials, or a listing that no longer matches what you expected.
Photos
- At least one close-up photo shows the material or surface.
- Angles cover the front, side, back, and any important hardware.
- The listing is not relying only on a polished catalog image.
Sizing and specs
- Clothing includes measurements or a credible size chart.
- Shoes include size conversion notes or buyer feedback where possible.
- Watches, jewelry, and accessories include dimensions, close-ups, and material clues.
Listing page
- The page still looks active and not abandoned.
- Descriptions answer real buyer questions instead of repeating vague claims.
- Price makes sense compared with similar links, not just in isolation.
Shortlist discipline
- You know why the item made the shortlist.
- You have compared at least one similar alternative.
- You are not ignoring a clear flaw because the price is low.
Category-specific checks
- Use the general checklist first.
- Then apply the item-specific checks below.
- Keep only links with enough evidence for the product type.
Shoes
- Check size conversion notes before judging the price.
- Look for real side, sole, heel, and toe-box photos.
- Compare shape with at least one similar pair.
Clothing
- Measurements matter more than a letter size.
- Shoulder width, sleeve length, rise, inseam, and fabric weight change the fit.
- Catalog photos should not be the only evidence.
Bags and accessories
- Check zips, stitching, edge paint, lining, and hardware close-ups.
- Look for interior photos if storage or structure matters.
- Do not save a link if scale is impossible to judge.
Watches and jewelry
- Look for dial, clasp, strap, engraving, and finish details.
- Check dimensions so the item does not look different in person.
- Be careful with listings that hide close-up surfaces.
