How do I add a % discount to a fixed price Listings?

[bumberell]

How do I add a discount(%) to a buy it now/ fixed price listings? I have saw some sellers has give a 5% off/ 10% off discounts for their listings. How do I list a item like that. Is there a any requirements for that?

[coastaltechsolution]

This should help explain 

https://pages.ebay.com/seller-center/listing-and-marketing/promotions-manager.html 

[whitewaterford · Accepted solution]

I believe to add a % discount you need to have an eBay store first. 

Here is more information:  https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/selling-tools/seller-hub-promotions?id=4094

When/if you have a store, then go here to set up a sale:  https://www.ebay.com/sh/mkt/promotionmanager/dashboard?type=SALE_EVENT_MARKDOWN 

[jayjaspersgarage]

I think it used to be that if you lowered the price on an item there would be a notice of some sort.  Not sure if that's the case anymore.  Savvy sellers would introduce new listings at higher than what they expected to get and lower them a week later by 50% to the actual price they wanted.  That banner may have gone way with the advancement of the ability to set multiple discounts based on quantity purchased.

[bumberell]

Thank you so much. That's seems to be like I have to buy a store subscription first.

I'll buy a starter store subscription and try it.

[bumberell]

Thank you for the provide me that information. Yeah, I'll plan to buy the starter store  subscription.

[downunder-61]

Pleae don't waste money on a store - you have 4 auction items listed, all staring for less than $2 and with free shipping which is a recipe for disaster.

All new sellers need to research everything they can about ALL area’s of eBay not just Selling and Listing.

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It is not just a matter of list, sell, send - you need to learn what to do when a customer wants to return an item, (and if the seller is drop shipping this can be a headache) and what to do if a customer claims an item is not received - again a drop shippers nightmare. Research shipping costs for off shore buyers. Do a search of eBay and see what is selling well and make sure you can match the quality and prices.

I have a read a number of posts where the new seller has no idea and is getting hit with negative feedback and unresolved cases being handled by eBay (which dings a sellers account) because they do not know the processes to avoid this.

Read, read, and read some more is the only way new sellers will survive the first month.

https://www.ebay.com/help/selling

https://www.ebay.com/help/ship-track

https://www.ebay.com/help/returns-refunds