@argenthaus I can't do that, but I'll just say this: When Priority Campaign was first announced (back then it was called Promoted Listing Advanced) I studied it and concluded that it was designed primarily for sellers of multiple quantity listings. I pressed ebay on this, and they admitted that it was not really intended for sellers of single quantity listings. I begged them to add a disclaimer to that effect, but they refused.
They have since changed the mechanics of it, making it mush easier to use, with the seller making fewer decisions. That might be more efficient, but for the unwary single quantity seller, it simply makes it seem easy, and so why not try it? But the reason to NOT even try it remains the same: it really is not designed for that type of selling.
I know a few single quantity sellers who managed to use it effectively, but they appear to be a very tiny minority, and usually sell in a niche (and generally higher priced items with strong margins)
But let's be clear: If you are a single quantity seller (especially of long tail items) you should avoid this like the plague. By ebay's own admission, it has not been designed for your business model.
I really, really wish ebay would add a disclaimer, because unfortunately, as it is, too many single quantity sellers jump in without understanding its limitations, and this can quickly become a very costly mistake.
