when I list an item on eBay I use the"Sell Similar" option and then make copies and edit the copy for each item. So if I list 35 items in one day, I started with one listing, then I edit that for the new item. Then copy that one and edit it for the next. It is easier than starting from scratch each time. The form is all filled in I just change one or two words in the description.
I sell postcards. So I might list 50 PA at a one time. The copy and edit saves me time. But the problem is that the HTML adds all these extra etc each time. So I end up with something like this in every listing, each will add another line of [URL removed]
I am trying to display the HTML code here but it won’t display.
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trying to use the batch edit does no good because the HTML is different for every listing. I don’t have the time to hand edit over 500 listings. Is there a way to use find/replace in plain text or am I forced to edit each and every item?
This could be the end of using Bonanza if that’s the case. The savings is not worth the time spent. I has taken me several hours to get 15 items listed.
Anyone have any ideas that might help?
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lesubjonctif Reputation: 10 See lesubjonctif's booth |
The text You want to replace can be pure HTML or just standard text.
For more details check info here, maybe it will be [URL removed]
https://support.bonanza.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000628371-Batch-Editor-Text-Modifications
Welcome to Bonanza!
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ArtistsUnion Reputation: 3676 See ArtistsUnion's booth |
also there is the option of Duplicate listing
After making the first listing in Add/Edit screen
use the drop down, select Duplicate listing
Then edit the duplicate listing..
Then duplicate again and edit again, etc..
Or at the end of the listing you can click on the large blue button that says
*Save and Duplicate this Item"
base your next listing on this one
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
When I first started on Bonanza, I used the duplicate listing feature, but found the results had bugs. I now do each listing on it’s own. Fixing what was wrong took more time than listing each, once you get a rhythm going.
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Ms_Prissys_Patterns Reputation: 366 See Ms_Prissys_Patterns' booth |
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