I already offer a coupon and I do 13% I have 414 items listed good pics and description and turbo traffic but little sales
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MYHALLOWEENPROPS Reputation: 25 See MYHALLOWEENPROPS's booth |
In addition to your advertising rate and using TurboBoost, the usual suggestions about promoting your items/booth (via Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, etc.), may be helpful… especially as we get closer to Halloween (with the understanding that items need to be shipped to arrive prior to Halloween).
Here are my ideas that might explain slow [URL removed]
1. Maybe business will pick up for you as we get closer to Halloween (use TurboBoost at the right time).
2. People may not be spending the kind of money on those high-end items at this time.
3. In some of your items, you are competing against other sellers (including yourself on eBay, though your Bonanza price is a little lower).
4. I’m guessing from the cost of some of your items and the quantity of items you have, that you may be dropshipping. Perhaps buyers want to be able to see actual items before spending money on those expensive items.
Those references to eBay in your Bonanza listings may actually hurt your Bonanza sales. You could use the search and replace text editing in the Batch Editor to change/remove those references. Also, there are many Bonanza sellers who offer Twitter services and will help advertise your items. If I was selling your items, I would be creating LOTS of posts on Pinterest.
Good luck.
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tomwayne1 Reputation: 8637 See tomwayne1's booth |
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