None of us actually have the inside track in HOW Cassini ranks listings on the page. It looks to me like those other sellers are all pretty good, and certainly a few of them are HUGE sellers for eBay with thousands and thousands and thousands of positive feedbacks. Who would you suggest eBay kick down below you in the search?
But the real thing is that using different search words, in different orders, produces different search results and placements. So different placement depending on what the searching buyer types in:
(1) Dansco 7161
(2) Dansco 7161 Album
(3) Dansco Coin Album 7161 ... etc.
So when we search for our own listings we strongly tend to use search words that have also strongly influenced our choice of listing title words. That usually shows our listings high-ish on a page.
But for all the buyers out there that search using words we may not have included in our titles, our listings may be wayyyyyyyyy down on the page! When I search for Dansco Coin Album 7161, your listing doesn't get seen until I've scrolled down to the THIRTY-FIFTH listing shown on the page!
Title words DO matter, but the hard part is trying to foresee which words the majority of buyers might use when they're shopping here. Depending on the search words they use played against the title words we've used in our listing, we may show up top or be relegated to the end of the page.
