Why has the product I listed a long time ago received no views at all?

[mofii2599]

The products I listed are in the keyboard and mouse category, but they have received no views at all.

[tressygirl]

Two things.

One is you have competition in that field , and others are selling the same or similar item for a much cheaper price,  you may wish to lower the price to make it more attractive to buyers.  Also, buyers may well search such an item knowing there are many for sale, through the Best Match Search >>  Lowest price first.  That would make your item nearer the top of searches.

You say you listed the item a long time ago.  This means it will fall further and further down the search pages as newer listings appear.  May be worth ending the item and relisting it,  but use the Sell Similar to relist,  this makes it appear as a new listing, and will be seen nearer the top of searches,  especially for those searching .... ' newly listed' items.

@mofii2599 

[thesmokingrunner]

@mofii2599 

Might it be because your account was created on 9th September 2025 with the location registered as China but the listings show the item location of Dobroviz, Czech Republic?

A seller whose account is in China but lists items as being located in a small village with a population of around 600 in the centre of Europe possibly puts buyers off because it all looks a bit, well, dodgy...

[mofii2599]

商品所在地是我的海外仓库地址 

[mofii2599]

谢谢 我也是这样重新发布了

[thesmokingrunner]

@tressygirl 

Are they compliments or have we upset someone? 

Just wondered... : )

[tressygirl]

Reposting the same way?

Sorry, I do not understand.  Your item is pricey compared to others.  

I'm sure someone in the UK with choices to buy this item from a UK seller, would choose that option rather than a more expensive item coming from the Czech Republic, and with nearly a month's waiting time for dispatch.

I'm sorry, but your item is likely with all the above, not to sell well here in the UK.

@mofii2599 

[tressygirl]

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@thesmokingrunner wrote:

@tressygirl 

Are they compliments or have we upset someone? 

Just wondered... : )

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i just google translated it @thesmokingrunner   their reply to me was ' reposted it the same way'  which I'm a little puzzled over what that statement  means,  and have  replied!

Your reply translates as..... this is my warehouse where I stock my items!

[mofii2599]

Sorry, I forgot to switch to English. This is to express my praise and gratitude. Thank you for your help.

[mofii2599]

That's right. I have stored the goods in the warehouse in the Czech Republic, which is why the item's location is shown as being in the Czech Republic.

[mofii2599]

I ship my goods via DHL. According to the calculation shown at the overseas warehouse, the shipping should only take 5 days. However, I have no idea why the shipping time displayed on eBay is one month—it’s really frustrating me.

[thesmokingrunner]

Apparently I have to enter 10 or more characters before I post this...

Xiexie @tressygirl 

[thesmokingrunner]

@mofii2599 

Ok, I've had a think about this and I would suggest that there are a number of reasons why you have had no views or sales since you set up your account:

1. Buyers - especially in the UK - are becoming increasingly wary of purchasing from Chinese-registered sellers who list their items as being located in a different country. It's bad enough buying an item which is listed as being located in London or Manchester only to find that it's actually being shipped from China; there is far less chance anyone would buy an item which is apparently located in the Czech Republic. You may be a genuine seller but unfortunately the actions of some of your fellow countrymen has led to a general mistrust.

2. eBay's Estimated Delivery Date is calculated, amongst other criteria, the seller's location, the item's location, the buyer's location, the seller's previous performance and several other factors. The fact that the overseas warehouse calculates shipping as 5 days is irrelevant - eBay does its own calculation. The problem here is that because you have had no sales there is no previous performance to take into account, so eBay's EDD most probably defaults to the time it would take to ship an item from China to the UK via the Czech Republic. If and when you sell a few items the EDD will probably be more realistic, but at present there is no data available to calculate a more accurate delivery date.

3. You have a very limited and very specific range of items for sale which would appeal to only a limited number of buyers. Additionally there probably aren't that many buyers in the market for a 2.4G keyboard - it's mainly 4G and 5G now.

4. A while back (I can't remember the actual date) eBay changed the way in which views were counted and displayed. Previously the number of views from the time the listing went live was shown - this then changed to the number of views in the previous (rolling) 30 days. The fact you have had no views does not mean no-one has looked at your items, it just means no-one has looked at your items in the last 30 days.

All-in-all it's probably not that you are doing anything wrong - it's just what you are selling and the way you are selling it simply does not appeal to buyers on eBay.