EBAY STORE

[maliknasir-14]

WHAT IS THE BEST STORE ON EBAY  BEACUSE I STARTED WITH 59.99$ STORE I WANT TO KNOW THAT THING EBAY STORE MATTER FOR SALE IMPROVE CAN ANYONE GUAID ME ABOUT 

THANK YOU

[lacemaker3]

Speaking as a buyer, I don't like stores. I won't view a seller's store. I hate the store format and I won't use it, as a buyer.

If I want to see what other items a seller has, I use a search by seller. If I end up in a seller's store by mistake, I leave  immediately.

As far as I am concerned, stores are a waste of money for sellers. If you get better fees for using a store, so be it. I still don't like your store format, and I wont' use it.

[klhmdg]

Until you have been a seller for a while and no longer have restrictions… a store is a waste of money 

[mrdutch1001]

That's a decision only you can make. You are the one that has to decide which level you can afford that will accommodate your needs as a seller. We cannot tell you which one is best for you...

[katzrul15]

@maliknasir-14 

You have 389 current listings up.  As you are registered in Pakistan, what choices do you have for a store?  This is the US board and we might different choices, especially as regards the number of free listings per month.

[fashunu4eeuh]

Hi and welcome. Below is a link to an overview about eBay stores. That should help get you started on some answers. Good luck.

https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/ebay-stores/ebay-stores?id=4071

[fab_finds4u]

I have no idea out of the 790,000 eBay stores  which is the best one.

But I do love your awesome kitchen knives!!!!!  

[katzrul15]

@maliknasir-14 

Open an eBay Store | eBay

This link shows you what is available to a US Seller.....not certain as you are in Pakistan.........

[chapeau-noir]

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@lacemaker3 wrote:

Speaking as a buyer, I don't like stores. I won't view a seller's store. I hate the store format and I won't use it, as a buyer.

If I want to see what other items a seller has, I use a search by seller. If I end up in a seller's store by mistake, I leave  immediately.

As far as I am concerned, stores are a waste of money for sellers. If you get better fees for using a store, so be it. I still don't like your store format, and I wont' use it.

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I don't understand the logic - you can search within a store just as you search for anything else site-wide - same criteria.

[inhawaii]

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@lacemaker3 wrote:

Speaking as a buyer, I don't like stores. I won't view a seller's store. I hate the store format and I won't use it, as a buyer.

If I want to see what other items a seller has, I use a search by seller. If I end up in a seller's store by mistake, I leave  immediately.

As far as I am concerned, stores are a waste of money for sellers. If you get better fees for using a store, so be it. I still don't like your store format, and I wont' use it.

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Speaking as a SELLER, i can tell you that stores do work. Proof of that is that i will often sell 2 or 3 totally unrelated items to the same buyer.  A t-shirt, a garden pruners and a bag of pineapple candy.  Don't tell me that the buyer would have bought these  items had they not seen them  in  my store.     

Also, the average buyer does not have a phobia about stores.

[hurryagain]

I don't use ANY stores and it works great for me!

No store subscriptions to pay and 250 free listings a month...works for me just fine thank you!

I hate the store format as well and never search a seller's store either.   If I get interested in an item that a seller is selling, I look through their other stuff for things that I might be interested in getting from them  before I go to the checkout screen.

[adnisul_0]

let's start from small steps before start posting normal sale find good feedback and build reputation on your account before starting to open shop

[chapeau-noir]

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@hurryagain wrote:

I don't use ANY stores and it works great for me!

No store subscriptions to pay and 250 free listings a month...works for me just fine thank you!

I hate the store format as well and never search a seller's store either.   If I get interested in an item that a seller is selling, I look through their other stuff for things that I might be interested in getting from them  before I go to the checkout screen.

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Which is the same as searching a store?  🤔

Well, I have repeat buyers who shop my store so it's not a personal concern to me, but I'm still not seeing the logic - search is search.  But, that's fine.

[hurryagain]

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@chapeau-noir wrote:

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@hurryagain wrote:

I don't use ANY stores and it works great for me!

No store subscriptions to pay and 250 free listings a month...works for me just fine thank you!

I hate the store format as well and never search a seller's store either.   If I get interested in an item that a seller is selling, I look through their other stuff for things that I might be interested in getting from them  before I go to the checkout screen.

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Which is the same as searching a store?  🤔

Well, I have repeat buyers who shop my store so it's not a personal concern to me, but I'm still not seeing the logic - search is search.  But, that's fine.

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...not exactly...

The store format and the regular search formats are different.

Here is how the store format looks to me:

At a glance, no condition of the item and no shipping costs shown.  I have to click a few more times to get  the list view instead of the gallery view that will show those features.

NOW...If I just do a search of the seller's items, this is the format that I see:

I like the look much better.  Condition & shipping costs clearly shown.

😁