• New products might not have been indexed yet – wait for the next scheduled recalculation
• Products might be excluded from scoring based on your configuration settings
• Certain product types might not be compatible (like grouped or external/affiliate products)
• Products might be missing required data fields that are essential for your scoring formula
• Database errors might have occurred during score calculation for specific products
• Products might be in draft or private status and excluded from public calculations
• Large product catalogs might experience timeout issues before all products are processed
• Custom product types from third-party plugins might not be recognized by WooRanker
• Your WooRanker license might limit the number of products that can be scored
• Temporary server performance issues might have interrupted the scoring process

To resolve these issues, try running a manual score calculation from the WooRanker dashboard. If products still have missing scores, check your exclusion settings and ensure all products have the necessary data for your scoring formula. For persistent problems, the “Reset All Data” option in the Tools section can help establish a clean starting point.

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• Check your WooCommerce Analytics to verify the actual sales numbers compared to what WooRanker is using
• Ensure the sales data timeframe in WooRanker settings matches your expectations (7 days, 30 days, etc.)
• Look for duplicate orders that might be inflating sales numbers for certain products
• Verify that refunded or canceled orders aren’t being counted in your sales metrics
• Check if your WooCommerce database tables are properly optimized and not corrupted
• For products with incorrect data, consider using the manual score override option as a temporary fix
• Ensure that sales from different variants of variable products are being consolidated properly
• Check for conflicts with other plugins that might be modifying WooCommerce order data
• For persistent issues, you may need to run a database repair on your WooCommerce orders table

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• The sales factor weight might be set too low – increase the percentage allocated to sales data in your scoring configuration
• The timeframe for sales data might be too short or too long – adjust to capture the right sales period (30 days is often optimal)
• Other factors might be overpowering sales in your current configuration – review all factor weights
• The “Bestseller” designation might be based on different criteria than WooRanker’s sales calculations
• Product tags or categories might have higher weights than sales in your current setup
• Custom field scores might be overriding sales performance in your ranking formula
• Your bestsellers might have low stock levels, which could be affecting scores if stock is weighted heavily
• You might need to update your bestseller data by triggering a manual score recalculation
• Check if you’ve accidentally applied filters that exclude certain products from ranking calculations
• Product exclusions might be preventing certain bestsellers from being properly ranked

To fix this issue, try adjusting your factor weights to prioritize sales data more heavily. If you want bestsellers to consistently rank at the top regardless of other factors, consider increasing the sales weight to 60+% of the total score calculation.

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To diagnose specific cases, use the Product Score Preview in the WooRanker dashboard to see a detailed breakdown of each factor’s contribution to the final score. This will help pinpoint exactly which components are causing the unexpectedly low overall score.

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• The score recalculation interval might be set too long – check your refresh rate settings
• Your server’s cron jobs might not be running properly – consider using a WP Cron management plugin to verify
• Database caching might be preventing new data from being recognized – try clearing all caches
• There might be insufficient new data (sales, stock changes, etc.) to trigger significant score changes
• A performance optimization plugin might be interfering with the scoring calculations – temporarily disable such plugins
• Your PHP memory limit might be too low for calculations on large catalogs – consider increasing your memory limit
• WooRanker might be running into a timeout issue with large catalogs – check your server error logs
• The plugin might need a manual score refresh – look for a “Recalculate Scores” button in the WooRanker dashboard
• Your database tables might need optimization if they’ve become slow or corrupted
• In rare cases, a plugin update might require clearing the WooRanker data cache completely

If you’ve checked all these items and scores still aren’t updating, try deactivating and reactivating the plugin. If problems persist, contact our support team with details about your WooCommerce setup, including the number of products in your catalog and any error messages you might be seeing.

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