@ymeagainlord wrote:
@Anonymous tyler@ebay alan@ebay brian@ebay
Anyone care to comment? Because if true it would be nice if sellers were told?
Hi @ymeagainlord, the title of the item remains a very important part of our search algorithm. Additionally, the title plays prominently into third party search results; some components such as words in ALL CAPS, repeated terms or unrelated adjectives such as Beautiful, Rare, Stunning, Unique, etc. can be considered spam and prevent your eBay listing from appearing in the results when the buyer is searching for items elsewhere.
We recommend using a title that as closely matches the word choice your customers would use to find your item. Buyers don't usually search for "Rare" or "Unique" unless this word is directly related to the item.
For an item like the OP's, I think the title looks good as is and would only consider adding the material into the title (I assume ceramic or clay) as this is a term buyer's are likely to use when searching for a pitcher like this. Something like Mother's Crushed Oats Ceramic Water Pitcher or Mother's Crushed Oats Clay Water Pitcher may help increase views.
