@vintage_villages wrote:
If you use good til cancel, your item will get deleted by ebay if your item doesn't sell within 60 to 90 days, so it is really not good idea to use it. And also ebay will bury your item when you use good til cancel, there is no bump. It will be lost in the masses
When the item is newly listed or it is ending, ebay will normally bump your listing to 1 or 2nd page but as to good til cancel, you get nothing. If you talk to experience seller, they don't use good til cancel or 30 days, they use 5, 7, 10 days listing
Get deleted after 60-90 days - not true as long as it's still being renewed each cycle.
Getting buried from being listed too long without sales (my items are unique, so a sale would clear that stock) - yes that is true.
If you list a few new items every day, it will boost relevancy to other items in the store.
As for 5, 7 and 10 day listings - experienced sellers don't use this unless the product moves fast. Why? Because a listing like this will cost 6x, 4x, and 3x store fees because after your free listings are used, you will pay per listing.
I used to use 30 day listings when I had Turbolister, but often blew chunks by listing something I sold and not properly updated before loading them again. Fortunately with GTC I haven't had this issue. My current software doesn't make it easy to keep listing every 30 days, and I was wasting an hour a day relisting stuff. Now I just add new stock every few days, and I run auctions often, which brings people into the store.
Cheers, C.
