DO YOU FOLLOW THE RESELLING CROWD? | eBay Reseller UK
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- In this video we're showing sales and also attempting to dispel some ebay myths - with facts! Thanks for watching! Faye & Simon
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In this video we're showing sales and also attempting to dispel some ebay myths - with facts!
Your content goes from strength to strength. You two are fast becoming my favourite resellers.
Wow, cheers!
The 90 days advice comes from ebay themselves... they said it at the Roadshow during one of their optimise your listings sessions and they told us on the phone during a 'how to optimise your listings' type call. I've no doubt there will be organic sales after 90 days but I don't think they'd put as much emphasise on it if they didn't think there was something to it.
Sorry guys but I must agree with Nick & Andrea on this one..... 90 days
Crazy to think that eBay term ending an item as ‘optimising’ it.
Do eBay stop pushing after 90 days of unsold?
Obviously what ‘pushing’ means is up for interpretation, but we sell many items older than 90 days. It usually means we got the price wrong in the first place or that the item has little appeal generally, and sometimes we can do 3 or 4 rounds of sell similars and it still doesn’t sell.
The problem with what eBay say is that it’s not hard to find YT videos from people who have been to different meetings, who get given different information.
Also, not one for conspiracies but the more people that are in a habit of relisting, the more money eBay makes.
The truth is as clear as mud 🤣🤣🤣
Fair enough… so you don’t sell anything after 90 days?
Unless they’ve recently started culling search results, I don’t believe eBay here. It’s in eBay’s interest to push sellers to keep active, listing, refreshing and selling, as well as encouraging promoting/advertising. An old listing is costing them money so saying the 90 day thing encourages sellers to be more active. My wife has over 1k items listed and has sold stuff that’s been listed for well over a year. Some items are not in high demand and people will search when they need a particular thing.
I heard at the ebay roadshow that a listing is dead after 90 days.
Love your videos. Thanks for sharing 👍
I don’t know how we manage to sell older stuff then 🤔
You two are so helpful I’ve been reselling FT for 10 years and your content is very relevant and interesting to actually watch I really,value the stuff you share keep it up ❤❤
Thank you so much, we will! 🤩
The postition of the storage tub is ace! 🤣🤣🤣
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100% agree with no draft bank. In my eyes There is no point having listings sitting their finished but not live. I list everything to go live immediately.
I like your outlook on listing etc very much like I do,
A lot of TH-camrs making click bait videos using the myths for content.
Great video I'll be watching the lot now I've found this channel 👍
There’s no ‘inside knowledge’ here… we just talk about what we experience ourselves. Enjoy the channel!
Seeing the Bruce Oldfield Bowls reminds me of the day I bought an 12 place dinner set and a 12 place tea set complete with teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl and 4 extra cups and saucers for £10 from a charity shop. Always brings a smile to my face when I remember that one.
That was an amazing find!
I love your videos
I’m an older lady not sure whether I should pack my job in and sell on eBay
I’ve had a shop in the past but everything seems so much more complicated now
I’m not quite brave enough yet to take the plunge.But Thankyou
I think you both are great and I love the doggies xx
Good luck if you do! Sniffs and licks from the doggies 🐾 🐾 🐾 🐾
I hope that means "New Open Box" above your head 😂
It does now N.O.B. 🤣🤣🤣
I did wonder 😂
First minute in guys ....look at the box above fays head and the arrow pointing down 😂😂😍
Bit tight that Simon !
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Great video - i'm a believer in reviewing old listings and getting new ones on, which kind of means very few 90+day listings - but I guess that's just activity and getting things priced right
Tinkering is always a good thing 👍
Interesting video, as ever. I do believe scheduling listings helps sales. I don’t list every day, but try to have a couple of listings going live each day. Sales drop when I don’t. I also find ending and selling similar seems to help
When we end and sell similar, nothing really happens 🤣
I believe the 90 days thing is fact from EBay themselves. I don’t think it stops being visible, but it’s just not as likely to come up if someone isn’t specifically searching for a particular item. Obviously if it’s being promoted then they will keep you visible. I end and sell similar every day to stop my stock dropping off.. The other thing is, the amount of times my older item has sold immediately after ending it and selling similar, so it’s a worth while task for me. The drafts bank for me is absolutely vital as I have a small child and days can go by without being able to photograph stock. But that’s a workflow rather than any sort of eBay necessity. Summer holidays are hard and batching is necessary!
Love your honest videos, keep them coming.
We will, thank you so much!
hi guys im very new to resseling, but i love that it realy helps with my mental health😁 just wondering how you manage to find items once sold. eg: do you write in ebay description crate 3?
ps just subd and love your content👍
We use the ‘custom sky’ box in the listing flow. It’s visible to sellers but not buyers. Thanks for watching and all the best with your reselling!
Ebay itself explicitly said 90 days. I have provided evidence of that in one of my videos. It wasn't rep. It was an official video here in youtube, on ebays channel. I dont think they would upload a video on official channel with somebody saying things pulled out of the annus.
In fact, i can see short taken from that video, directly under your while I'm watching.
Relisting is in ebays interest 🤑💰💵
If people were spreading rumours on social media that watching married2reselling videos on repeat brought you good luck forever, we’d probably promote that too 🤣🤣🤣
@@Married2Reselling You are correct. It is in eBay's interest for us to renew listings every 90 days. Why? Because we sell more and in turn make them more money.
Your info is really helpful thanks, I was surprised when looking at other finalists as well m& the Total amount of items listed by some sellers, which I thought wasnt really very much as I was comparing it to my numbers and I’m not getting the sales you or others are getting , I know that depends on what your selling ie in a competitive market like clothes so it would be interesting to 2 know if certain categories need more volumes of items 🤔
I think you said it right there. Number of listings isn’t really relevant, it’s the sell through rate of the items or type of item that you’re listing. If competition is high then pricing/promoted% etc becomes even more critical.
@@Married2Reselling makes sense, I suppose the items you sell are quite specific & one offs
Some pearls of wisdom here 👌
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Simon! You’re mean! Get ya own back Faye… we’ll be waiting lol
Heehee
Hi guys, I’ve been watching your content for a while and I really value your knowledge. I do have a question that I’ve been wanting to ask for a while and it would seem that this is a good opportunity to ask on this video. When you list with Promoted Listings, what is the average percentage you use. I’ve been selling for a while and was once told to list at 2.1%. I have used a higher percentage on some items in the past but strangely I’ve found I sell more items more frequently at the lower 2.1%. What is your take on this? Maybe there are others in the comments that have had similar better success with a minimum rate than a much higher rate, thanks
Hmmm… tbh, promoted listings is something that I used to obsess about. I had campaigns for this, campaigns for that, different percentages based on age or price etc.
Now, I don’t bother with any of that and promote everything at dynamic tending rate +1.5 (that bit I change here and there).
Other than that, I don’t spend any time thinking about it really. Our costs prices are often really low so have have the margin to play with, otherwise I think we’d sit at around 5%
@@Married2Reselling Hi thank you for responding, yeah I have played with it quite a bit myself, and it does seem to me that at around the 2-3% mark seems to work the best for me, it’s strange how it differs for different sellers.
Distracted by the word nob above your head😂
Hehehe
I have items which have been listed for nearly 2 years still active, yet other items have vanished after a short period of time, even though they are listed as ‘good till cancelled’ which basically is counter to the listing.PLEASE someone EXPLAIN!
It’s mad how listings can just disappear
ooo thank you for answering my question!
No problem!!
what i want to know is what's with the arrow?
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Do I see a NOB Box above Faye Head 😂😂
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That was mean on the box 😮 but funny😂 ps I didn't win the lottery and want a refund lol 😮
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How do you set the prices for the art please?
Good question. If there is a signature I research the artist and look at solds. I also use Terrapeak for 3 years of data. Whether it’s old, an original piece or a print, style of frame all make a difference. That being said, I make a stab in the dark quite often. I go in high as I can always lower the price. Maybe we will do a video on it. I’ll need to source some art first as all we have is listed. Watch this space.
@@Married2Reselling Interesting thanks. Never heard of Terrapeak, sounds like a brand of anorak:)
Ha ha, it’s an eBay tool which you can access via Seller Hub or on the app now too.
Great videos cash is king do u want cashless world is cash still king Boot sales will go no more Boot sales get it out there cash is king send your cash do not keep using credit cards
lol sliding Simon
Ha I enjoyed the sliding Simon
Question for Faye - is Simon still alive? 😂
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The 90 day relisting works, it's an undeniable fact. For anyone watching this ignore this video which seems to be more about conspiracy theories and hating on other more successful resellers. Try it yourself. You'll see your old stock sells faster if you do it. eBay themselves tell you to do it. Are you going to believe eBay .... you know ... the platform who literally house your shop who know the algorithm like the back of their hand or a couple of disgruntled youtubers?
You didn’t understand the video I’m afraid. The video was not about conspiracy theories, eBays fee calculation was just only to show that there is a benefit to eBay for encouraging sellers to create new listings (after 90 days). The video encourages you to use your own data to decide for yourself if what you hear is true and if it’s in your best interest, or if there’s another way.
What did you think we were disgruntled about?
@@Married2Reselling Firstly your assumption that I didn't understand the video rather than you simply being wrong already to me says you're not willing to listen to others. Relisting items after 90 days has no financial benefit to eBay if those listings fall into your listing allowance. eBay get nothing from that whatsoever. What they do get is money from selling fees. The more we sell ... the more they make. The more we sell, the more we are likely to list again and in turn make more money for them. It's very simply.
You also ignored the part where relisting 90 day old items works. There is no debate on this. and when I see you reply to people who tell you flat out that it works with contempt or simply coming up with conspiracy theories that eBay themselves tell you it works ... which it does. Just for listing fees which are less than selling fees is shows everyone even more than you care more about that than actual factual information.
“No financial benefit to eBay if those listings fall into your listing allowance” … so you agree there’s a financial benefit if they don’t fall into an allowance.
Just because YOU don’t spend more than your subscription because you remain in your allowance, you seem to think that must apply to all eBay sellers.
You also seem to be making the outrageous claim that relisting an item after 90 days guarantees a sale or something; that it ‘works’.
Whereas we’ve shown what ‘works’ is that listings don’t simply die a death for views, and that they don’t need relisting on 90 days, and that letting something run for longer can still produce the sale.
You seem to be making a number of wild claims here and they’re so shortsighted too!
For one off or rare pieces, it’s as much about when the buyer comes along in their own life cycle, not the cycle of your listing.
For in demand but competitive items it’s price that’s most often the deciding factor, not how old the listing is.
I’m still waiting to find someone that can show me where it states anywhere in eBays written policies that 90 day relisting is a requirement. This never used to even be in question, but the more live events they do, the more there’s a need for a consistent message when asked these sort of questions and this is what they’ve seemed to have gone with (for now).
But the biggest reason you’ve missed the whole point of the video is because the video was to show there are other ways, we demonstrated that there’s life after 90 days. If you don’t want to listen, that’s up to you, but to attempt to tell others to just ignore it is what’s wrong.
We spend a great deal of time listening, we evaluate what we hear and if we want to, we respond. As content creators we understand the responsibility we have for the information we share, but more importantly how the information is shared. Telling others that they should relist/sell similar after 90 days simply because their item hasn’t sold doesn’t share the values of that responsibility. Instead, we showed data.
If you don’t like the way that’s presented, we’re not bothered, it just means you’re one of the 2.6%, so closed off to the thought of expanding on an idea. But we are bothered when a comment states that the video should be ignored because someone doesn’t believe there’s another way. I’m getting strong DR or Techn member vibes from you.
@@Married2Reselling I get irked by that techn DR crowd, seem funny in the little group of know it alls i find them cringe you can tell them a mile off in videos, all have the layout photo setup and cardboard boxes up the walls with clothes, yawn