IPI Score 350-399: Below Target — Improvement Plan
A 350-399 IPI score puts you in the storage restriction zone on some Amazon marketplaces. Here is how to push it above 400.
An IPI score between 350 and 399 means you are at risk of storage limitations, particularly heading into peak season (Q4) when Amazon tightens available storage for lower-scoring sellers. At this range, you likely have one or two significant problem areas dragging your score down rather than the across-the-board issues of sellers in the 300-349 range. Check your IPI dashboard for which factors are scoring lowest: usually either excess inventory or sell-through rate. For excess inventory: any ASIN where your current stock exceeds 90 days of supply is considered excess by Amazon's calculator. Set reorder points so you maintain 30-60 days of supply maximum for slower-moving products. For sell-through rate: this is your last 90 days of sales divided by your average 90-day inventory. Products with high static inventory and low sales drag this metric. Focus advertising spend on your lowest-velocity products to improve their sell-through ratio. Sellers in this range typically reach 400+ within 3-4 weeks of consistent inventory hygiene.
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