Just use promoted listings at the "recommended rate" of likely somewhere between 10% to 20% more of the ENTIRE TRANSACTION - That will mean you'll likely be giving up somewhere between 30% to 50% of your items price in fees right off the top, depending on what you are selling, though you might make a few more sales... Though my guess is they probably wont be satisfied with the rate you chose for long so you'll likely need to up it as your sales continue to dwindle yet again and again...
Its fun to jab at this site isnt it? They make it so easy...
You're selling stuff most people can get at their local dollar store or a Chinese dump like Temu, and giving eBay a bad name doing it. You need to change up what you're selling and how you're selling it. Take a step back and look at what you're selling and how you're doing it.
ETA: Your nice replies to good feedback shows you mean well, but...
Well, having a 40% feedback rating is probably your biggest issue.
It appears the last few have all been negative or neutral. That will make most buyers avoid you unfortunately.
And you are located in Sri Lanka, shipping from there and China to worldwide. You look to used to have some decent feedback in prior year's time. Not sure what happened, but that feedback rating is what's hurting you the most at the moment.
Well, having a 40% feedback rating is probably your biggest issue.
It appears the last few have all been negative or neutral. That will make most buyers avoid you unfortunately.
And you are located in Sri Lanka, shipping from there and China to worldwide. You look to used to have some decent feedback in prior year's time. Not sure what happened, but that feedback rating is what's hurting you the most at the moment.
OP is drop shipping out of China and despite constantly advising sellers that this is a poor business model due to the risk associated with suppliers people continue to do it. As a seller there are enough risks in ecommerce without adding to those by depending on direct supplier shipments to buyers.
ckimodog
·2 years ago@99buymore
Don't drop ship and lower your prices.
99buymore
OP2 years agook sir/ma'am thank you so much for your advice.
woutinc
·2 years agoI will follow this topic with huge interest.
After being in sales all my life. If you have the one and only wonderfull solution for this i would be very pleased to learn it. 🙂
isaiah53-57
·2 years agoOh thats an easy one...
Just use promoted listings at the "recommended rate" of likely somewhere between 10% to 20% more of the ENTIRE TRANSACTION - That will mean you'll likely be giving up somewhere between 30% to 50% of your items price in fees right off the top, depending on what you are selling, though you might make a few more sales... Though my guess is they probably wont be satisfied with the rate you chose for long so you'll likely need to up it as your sales continue to dwindle yet again and again...
Its fun to jab at this site isnt it? They make it so easy...
chapeau-noir
·2 years agoYou're selling stuff most people can get at their local dollar store or a Chinese dump like Temu, and giving eBay a bad name doing it. You need to change up what you're selling and how you're selling it. Take a step back and look at what you're selling and how you're doing it.
ETA: Your nice replies to good feedback shows you mean well, but...
candd205
·2 years agoIt will be hard to overcome your most recent 6 feedbacks in which the buyer did not receive the items they bought.
gator08041971
·2 years ago@99buymore
Well, having a 40% feedback rating is probably your biggest issue.
It appears the last few have all been negative or neutral. That will make most buyers avoid you unfortunately.
And you are located in Sri Lanka, shipping from there and China to worldwide. You look to used to have some decent feedback in prior year's time. Not sure what happened, but that feedback rating is what's hurting you the most at the moment.
dbfolks166mt
·2 years agoWell, having a 40% feedback rating is probably your biggest issue.
It appears the last few have all been negative or neutral. That will make most buyers avoid you unfortunately.
And you are located in Sri Lanka, shipping from there and China to worldwide. You look to used to have some decent feedback in prior year's time. Not sure what happened, but that feedback rating is what's hurting you the most at the moment.
OP is drop shipping out of China and despite constantly advising sellers that this is a poor business model due to the risk associated with suppliers people continue to do it. As a seller there are enough risks in ecommerce without adding to those by depending on direct supplier shipments to buyers.