I sell in multiple platforms and even have my own site. I sell footwear. I have been here for about two months now and even signed up for the pro account to see if I would sell anything since I did it over a month with just the basic. No sales. Nothing. Nada. Even on the cheapest and less visited web platform that I use I have had at least a sale or two when on others I have multiples on a daily basis. Is this how bonanza is? Is that your experience? I am finding I am working in vain here deleting on a daily basis products that I sell on other sites. Over two months and no sales. I am baffled specially after all of their propaganda that they state they are rated one of the number one sites. Please, advice. Thank you
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Shoobiz4u Reputation: 10 See Shoobiz4u's booth |
Hi Shoobiz4u,
Thanks for reaching out. Sounds like some of our other community members have some great suggestions to help drive traffic to your booth and increase sales! We have also designed a help page with tips and tricks which may help you identify ways to establish your business on [URL removed]
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If you require an in-depth analysis of your booth with suggestions specific to your business, please let us know at [email protected] and we will be happy to further assist you.
Hope that helps, and happy selling!
Kind regards,
The Bonanza Team
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Katyoke Reputation: 1512 See Katyoke's booth |
Your [URL removed] are $289.99 on ebay and $323.39 on Bonanza. Could be a clue.
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loves_birds Reputation: 2047 See loves_birds' booth |
Well since Bonanza depends heavily on search/search rankings to bring buyers to the site…and you already admit you sell on multiple platforms…the older listings, more established platforms will always out rank the links to your bonanza booth. The only solution to that is to strengthen your bonanza search rank to draw the buyers in….and in google terms that means a well established site in good standing..which means TIME…
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If you wish to continue..you will have to do something more unique with your bonz booth for it to out rank your own listings on other sites…which pretty much means you are competing with your self..
Good Luck
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
One thing that might help is getting all of the special characters out of your titles such as quotation marks, slashes etc as this will interfere with your Google listings- as I understand it they are a violation of Google policy and won’t be accepted. You might run a feed diagnostic and see what Google wants you to fix. Just a quick thought to share…. good luck
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gearseller2 Reputation: 1109 See gearseller2's booth |
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