Views

[vam194169]

I really think Ebay has something to do with people not getting any views.I have listed item that normally sell and yet list them for 7 days and not a single view.I'm not the only one saying this either.There no other reason other than Ebay is jacking around with the listing       or its  there AI.My sales have dropped by almost 80%.I have backed off listing anything.Had a dispute filed against me,Ebay said I was covered by the seller protection and not to worry the would release it.They kept the 86.00 they put on hold and I never saw a dime of it.Waited over a month for it and when I went back to check they had eliminated the listing as if it never existed.

[inhawaii]

Yes, I agree.

It must be ebay's fault that you're not getting any views.

It can't possibly be that nobody is interested in your items.

I would contact ebay immediately.

[fbusoni]

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@inhawaii wrote:

Yes, I agree.

It must be ebay's fault that you're not getting any views.

It can't possibly be that nobody is interested io your items.

I would contact ebay immediately.

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And then take the appropriate action: which is nothing.

(Still laughing at that quip of yours from a few weeks back which, for some reason, I cannot erase from my memory banks.) 

[tobaccocardyahoo]

There is nothing in your listings which is likely to be on a shopping list of urgent purchases.

Whether anyone would think to look to purchase some of these items online could be the subject of debate, as are whether your pictures will motivate anyone to click through to view the details of the listing.

We are not all selling items that thousands of people are looking for. I certainly am not. We are not always putting our best foot forward.

Your FB responses do not explain no views, though they could explain no conversion to sales.

There are many items on Ebay that will be shopped for infrequently or are by-products of shopping for something else. I think you have a selection of such products. Usually, it takes more listings to get to a consistent revenue stream if you sell such products.

[eddichun2]

You have 85 reviews; he has 1549 reviews. Don't blame sellers for negative feedback, it's just a part of business. Even with those "professional responses", a few are going to slip through the cracks with that many sales. Percentage wise, 1 negative feedback for you would be larger than 1 negative feedback for OP with 1649 reviews. I would love to see you reach that many reviews/sales without any negative feedback. You are clearly not a high volume seller if you think that a few negative reviews are the death of your business.

[eddichun2]

Your logic is flawed. The feedback doesn't show up until you actually click on the item and view it, thus giving it a view. The feedback isn't the reason why; many stores have negative feedback and still do well with no change in sales.

[lakefor94]

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@eddichun2 wrote:

You have 85 reviews; he has 1549 reviews. Don't blame sellers for negative feedback, it's just a part of business. Even with those "professional responses", a few are going to slip through the cracks with that many sales. Percentage wise, 1 negative feedback for you would be larger than 1 negative feedback for OP with 1649 reviews. I would love to see you reach that many reviews/sales without any negative feedback. You are clearly not a high volume seller if you think that a few negative reviews are the death of your business.

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@eddichun2 

If you had more of a clue you would notice that many of the posters here use a specific member ID for posting on this forum, as noted below in my .sig