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I looked at those grey chainlink pillows. My first thought was,"Those willbe difficult to pack" . It was onlyby reading the description that I realized you are only selling the covers.
So, add a picture of the covers alone. And since you have room in the title (your best selling tactic) add the size.
I think you have already realized that this is not the time of year for custom orders
The more items you have listed the better your sales will be , even as a percentage of listings. And don't be too discouraged, average sell through is less than 40% of listings.
I notice that you are signed up for the Global Shipping Program. Since most of your items sell for less than the $50 eBay suggests (and the $100 Canadian sellers have suggested based on our thorough knowledge of border costs) I would get rid of that. You can ship up to four pounds of product WITH Delivery Confirmation to Canada using First Class International. Your Canadian cusstomers will not be charged duty or sales tax using FCI, but they will if you use GSP. And they will be furious.
For example, on the tablecloth and napkins you have priced at $25, a Canadian would pay $14.85 for Priority Shipping, which is not necessary since FCI is cheaper and still offers DC, then another $7 for sales tax and service fees. Doubling the cost of your item to a market the size of California.
Basically, early in your career, don't ship overseas. Do consider Canada. We speak English, we are governed by Rule of Law, and we like Americans and your stuff. But unless your product is selling for over $100, don't use the GSP.
