No, you do not have to choose to pay to promote your items. It may be worth it in very crowded categories, but I prefer to fill my titles and descriptions with lots of keywords, and fill in as many item specifics as possible. Write your own descriptions - no one searches for ‘get your hands on’ 🙂
What I would suggest you do is increase your opening bid price on your Native Instruments listings - are you really prepared to sell it for $.99? If only 1 person bids, that is what you will sell it for. Change your opening bid price to the lowest amount you will be happy to accept. Change it soon - once someone bids you can not change it.
wooden_flower
Mentor2 years agoNo, you do not have to choose to pay to promote your items. It may be worth it in very crowded categories, but I prefer to fill my titles and descriptions with lots of keywords, and fill in as many item specifics as possible. Write your own descriptions - no one searches for ‘get your hands on’ 🙂
What I would suggest you do is increase your opening bid price on your Native Instruments listings - are you really prepared to sell it for $.99? If only 1 person bids, that is what you will sell it for. Change your opening bid price to the lowest amount you will be happy to accept. Change it soon - once someone bids you can not change it.