A lot of Sellers are refusing to Promote since promotions were untethered from actual sales, or even halo sales. Sometimes when things are slow it's worth taking another look at the basics to see what improvements can be made.
- Check photos. Your newest listing looks great! Whereas others look like they need better lighting. Where ever you are on the search pages, you want to make sure people don't scroll by. I liked your pop of orange behind the Royal Doulton Windermere Sugar Bowl with Lid.
- Check desirability. Royal Doulton Windermere Dessert Plates have not had a single sale in the last 90-days. And the 3-year sales had sets of 4 or even 6 for less than what you're charging for one. All of that is okay, it just means you will need to be very patient for the right buyer to come along.
- Check consistency. eBay seems to reward daily listing consistency like you were doing a fortnight ago. Experienced sellers would recommend continuing to list a few items every day in October, rather many items once a week.
- Check freshness. eBay recommends you don't end and relist/sell similar for items with a sales history, as it interrupts it. eBay also pushes newer listings up the search results. So you could end and relist some of the things you listed in July to make them more visible (including making sure the photos pop and prices are competitive).
Good luck with your October sales!
