Item Specifics

[vicaa_81]

l just started to list 37 cd's started my first one and saw all the new item specifics bunch of junk decided well no more listing music on the ebay platform.

[katzrul15]

It does seem daunting.

Create 1, save as a template.  List the other 36.  The ardous part is the 1st listing.  Create a template once you list the 1st one (click make a template on same screen as listing confirmation). 

[postingid7659]

Try listing a car part sometime.

EVERYONE else who sells or lists parts does so year-make-model.

Not eBay.  Their system is Make-Model-Year.  It's incredibly time consuming to have to sit there and guess what models were made the years your part fits, then scroll through and click off only those years.  If the system was programmed years first, then it would only show the models made those years and you could click "select all" and be done with it.  

And it's buggy, if you use one for a template and change the applications, the old ones remain even when deleted, I have to go back and revise the listing to correct it.   If the part has a large number of applications, it locks up if you try to add all of them at once.  

I absolutely hate it, it's something they should fix, but it's been that way for ages because the elites in the board room don't care.  

[luckythewinner]

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@vicaa_81 wrote:

l just started to list 37 cd's started my first one and saw all the new item specifics bunch of junk decided well no more listing music on the ebay platform.

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I sort my CDs, LPs, etc. into similar items, create one listing, and then do "sell similar". 

For example, I list one CD in a standard jewel case and  fill out all the item specifics, using "sell similar" makes subsequent ones a snap. 

Then I list one CD in a digipack case and  fill out all the item specifics, and using "sell similar" makes subsequent ones a snap. 

Same goes for 45s, LPs, cassettes, etc.