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Summary: In this discussion, mano2001 initiates a conversation about the issue of having no listing views. tressygirl offers advice, emphasizing the importance of competitive pricing, as buyers tend to use the Best Match option to find cheaper items from multiple sellers. The suggestion is to check competitors’ prices and consider lowering the prices to attract more buyers. Other participants, including tobiasd4 and *vyolla*, contribute, although their specific comments are not detailed in the provided data.
Hi there
my ebay listing have been up for sale dog quite a while now and I am still not getting no views why does this keep happening this is fetting ridiculous why no views on my listing I have 100% positive feedback and I am above standard but still I am getting zero views on my listing I getting abit concerned now I putting some much effort into making this work for me. Please can someone help me I need some advice what I shall do. I spoken to ebay customer support but they are being very unhelpful and annoying I am getting very annoyed now because I am getting no views on my listing I have nearly 70 active listing and their will be more I am still not getting any sales. Why no listing views I need at least 100 listing views on each of my listing and I need 100 sales everyday everything must go on my ebay account please someone help me get more views I have enough ebay push me to far now.
thanks Sadia Ahmed
*vyolla*
Mentor2 months agoI have to agree that your items are overpriced - don't forget that buyers are paying for the postage as well as the item price.
For example, you have a very obviously used hose connector up for £7.95 plus £2.26 postage, and on your page sponsored sellers are offering a new one for £2.56 with free postage. A new branded Hozelock one is showing as £2.85 free postage, so there is no reason why a buyer may be interested in yours.
I'd take some time to check what other sellers have listed similar items for, and the price they've sold for.
tressygirl
Mentor2 months agoTo add to @tobiasd4 correct advice, be aware buyers have a Best Match option to find the cheapest item if there's more than one seller selling that item, and there always is.
Check out your competitors, even selling those items for 50p less, may attract your buyers.
You do need to lower your prices.
@mano2001
tobiasd4
Mentor2 months agoI looked at a few of your items, they are overpriced.
Used tennis ball, used shuttlecock radiator key.
I can get all these items new for much cheaper.