The shoe warehouse site shoes.com removed all Ivanka Trump products from its website Friday, Fast Company reports.

According to a representative for Shoes.com, the website dropped her products because they “were not selling well.” Cleveland.com reports the move was a response to the #GrabYourWallet campaign that encourages consumers to boycott businesses selling Trump products.

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In early October, marketing strategist Shannon Coulter compiled and circulated a list of businesses selling Trump products, targeting stores like Macy’s, Amazon, and Nordstrom. According to Cleveland.com, shoes.com was originally on Coulter’s list, but has since been removed since dropping the Trump brand.

List of companies doing business with Trump and his enterprises. Let them know you will go else where if they continue.

#GrabYourWallet pic.twitter.com/DlqPPvWqUh — Jade (@TinyDYJ) November 11, 2016

Trump responded to the boycott late last month, touting her brand’s “advocacy for women” and insisting “tens of millions of American women” are “inspired” by her line of shoes, clothes, handbags and more.

“I never politicized that message,” Trump told Good Morning America. “People who are seeking to politicize it because they may disagree with the politics of my father, there’s nothing I can do to change that.”