Travel tins and home magnetic building sets can support different shopping jobs. Treat a bundle as a proposed offer until the exact SKUs, packed contents, artwork and selling unit are approved.
Separate the two shopping jobs
A travel set answers portability or gifting needs; a home set answers a larger building activity. Write the customer job before adding either product.
Use exact references
MBP-031 is a 40PCS Magnetic Tiles Tin Box Set and MBP-010 is a 100PCS City Construction Magnetic Blocks Set. They are separate catalog products; a combined pack is not confirmed.
Choose the selling unit
Decide whether the shopper receives two original retail units, a new outer bundle or a cross-sell. Each option changes packing, artwork, labels and replenishment.
Test comprehension
Record what shoppers think is included. Keep separate product images and names for every SKU.
Approve the proposed offer in four steps
- Write one customer need and list the two exact component SKUs.
- Request photos of each actual retail unit, not a composite image that implies a new pack.
- Choose whether the products ship separately or in a newly approved outer pack; record the barcode and carton consequence.
- Ask a reviewer to read the draft listing without explanation and write down what they expect to receive. Revise any ambiguous copy before ordering.
Buyer working sheet
40PCS Magnetic Tiles Tin Box Set
MBP-031 · Portable tin-box reference for travel or gift use.
View product
100PCS City Construction Magnetic Blocks Set
MBP-010 · Home city-construction reference for a larger building role.
View product| Decision | Release evidence |
|---|---|
| Customer job | One clear sentence |
| Selling unit | Approved pack and label |
| Listing | SKU-matched images and copy |
SKU or offer [ ] · buyer job [ ] · evidence [ ] · open question [ ] · decision owner [ ] · next review [ ].
Compare the customer-need bundle framework, then send the proposed SKU pair.
FAQ
Are travel and home sets automatically one bundle?
No. Approve the exact packed offer before calling it a bundle.
Can one product image represent both sets?
No. Use each SKU’s matching image and name.