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[oloz-5]

I'm new at E-bay store why that I have to keep updating my item "it said no one can see them " what did I need to do

[reallynicestamps]

You seem to be selling Native American/First Nations products. Have you been asked for and have you been able to provide provenance on these?

(Which are gorgeous by the way).

I do notice you have no Item Specifics listed for some of your items.

The REQUIRED IS really are Required.

If you don't fill in any of them, your listings will not be uploaded.

Native American Baskets include: Tribal Affiliation, artisan, culture, handmade and a few others.

Item Specifics drive some some sellers batty because they often repeat information already in titles and descriptions.  However, they are not actually designed for your customers but for Search Engine Optimization (that's Google in English).

It's all a lot more complicated than the optimistic eBay pages tell you!

[ckimodog]

You need to change the title on your amethyst necklace.  You have "narive" and it should be Native. 

[this*old*attic]

The advice above is correct, you have to be very careful and thorough with Native American items.

But, I am very confused by your listings.

You have beautiful hand crafted traditional items for close to $1000 dollars and a “kids throw blanket” for $7.99.

Why? I don’t think this is a good mix of merchandise.

Then, the spelling is terrible. People can’t find your items if title words are misspelled (and descriptions look unprofessional).

Last, some titles are too short (use all the spaces, that’s like failing to advertise) and many have useless words.

 I would suggest you slow down, do a little research/learn a little more and then re-list. Ebay has many many good help pages. People on the boards can help too.

[this*old*attic · Accepted solution]

@oloz-5 

No one searches with words like “new” or “trendy”. Don’t use **** and !!!!!

You are selling your Baby Wrangler jacket for FREE - at $.99 with an 8% off coupon.

And every other title is misspelled.

[oloz-5]

Thanks, yes. dint make any sense