Are you aware that only if people are brought to your item through ebay's promotion is when you have to pay them. They can still come through and see your item normally and you would not have to pay ebay for the promotion. Can you beat them at their game?
@@ychongy I heard the opposite,...that if somebody views one of your promoted items, and then browses your store and buys a non-promoted item, you will be charged a promoted listings fee. Josh Galt sold a $4,000.00 item that was not promoted and he had a $400.00 promoted listing fee.
@@TaylorExchange my only concern is, if everyone starts promoting at the same percentage, won't that cause you to have to promote at an even higher percentage to get "seen"? I wonder where the cap is
I had a total opposite experience. Seasoned sellers here. Was having record high sales for months. Then decided to promote to get even more sales. Promoting literally shut down my sales, they completely stopped after promoting. I noticed most items promoted even lower in search results. I took off promotions and my items were again seen on lines 1-3. Promoting items was a very bad experience for me. Not sure I'll try that again!
Just a question. So roughly 12,797 - 5,000 (cost) = 7,797 x 12 mos = 93,564 annually with your new method of promoting. How can you afford to rent a suite and have an employee?
My employee is part time and works about 10 hours a week. I live in a smaller town and the rent is very affordable. I also have a couple other streams of income.
What’s hard to factor is what would have sold that month anyway. We promote but usually only 2-3% and only on items that are more saturated on eBay. The better Sell through rate items will sell if priced right. I may have to play around with it more though. Anyway.. thanks for the videos! Very informative
I had the same thinking. November, December, and January were a steady decline in monthly sales with Jan. being $14k. Then Feb. is at a record $23k 🤷♂
As somebody with an accounting degree and still does a little bit of tax, I really like these new "business checking accounts", but you can use pretty much any checking account for your business and make it easier for you and your CPA. Just get a checking account and use it soley for your business. Have all of your income go to it and use it for all of your business expenses. At the end of the year, you print off all 12 month's of bank statements and give it to your accountant. Tax Return made easy!
@TaylorExchange yes! And the easier you make it for them to get the information needed, the less their billable hours will be!! I use to love the clients who would just drop off bank statements and a check.
Yea, I never promoted and started doing 2% a couple months ago. It really does help. I like that they only charge you if the buyer clicks on the promoted listing
Can you do a video on how to fix shipping issues? I’m brand new to it, and last week I sold a nonreverse mirror, I packed up my item and scheduled usps pickup. A day after pickup it was returned, pointing out an error= that the label said media instead of ground advantage. The order said buyer selected media mail. I honestly don’t know if I accidentally had it originally set to that or if they selected that to try to save on shipping. However, I didn’t know how to fix it so I messaged the buyer letting him know and canceled the order and refunded him. I had to put item out of stock or broken for the cancel reason because I panicked and didn’t know what else to do. If it happens again, how would I fix that? (adjusting shipping therefore needing the buyer to pay for the price difference)
I do think paper click is a waste of money Sean. I would not do it again unless it darned me much more results than what I received. I was not impressed with the return on investment
Find me another way to sell 200k worth of used clothes and I’m all for it. Social media and influence is the next new business. I’m pouring a lot of energy into that.
The sheer volume of items on ebay is staggering, I think there are over 1.6 billion listings. The problem is that there are only so many slots on that 1st page of search results. That is where most sales are going to come from. There is no equitable way to show the millions of items without having to implement some pay to promotion program.
im promotimg across the board at 5%....my lazt month has amounted to almost half my 90 day average and my asp risen to $56.87...my clothes up on buttoj down dressbshirts but my electronics have risen almost 100%.
I don’t think so. But I don’t focus too much on that. I’ve gone 4 days with zero listings and continued seeing sales then got back to posting daily. 🤷♂️ It really all comes down to the demand of the item vs the price compared to the market.
Sean, I promoted at 10% and my fees jumped to 22%. So add a 10% offer, it was close to 30% off. Which didn’t leave much left. So an item that sold for $25 (including shipping) had $5 fees + cost of goods of $6 + $6 shipping left me with $8 of profit. Yikes.
is this even real business? you said it is 5 bucks per item, then there is shipping which is probably around 5 bucks, too. So you made 2k off 1000 sales? Is this world real?
Another thing to try is to schedule your listings. I have all my listings scheduled to drop at 5 am every day. Month over month impressions both promoted and organic increase. I think it’s because e bay likes us to use their features
Ok I do Ebay part time. Why does Ebay have final value fee with includes shipping price. And they have another final fee today I notice 40 cents also. Example: sold an item for $9.00 with shipping at $9.95, total cost of $15.94. Fees base off $19.72 which is $2.61 plus the 40 cents for another final value fee. Total $3.01. Been trying to figure this out for a while. I wish someone would do a video on this.
eBay has those explanations on their site. I think there was a time when people would sell an item for $20 shipping but $1 item cost to get around the final value fee so eBay made the change. The .40 cents is the listing fee I believe.
Ebay fees are calculated as follows. 13.25% + 40 cents, so in your case $19.72x13.25= 2.61x0.40= $3.01. plus the mandatory minimum 2% promotion fee of (19.72X2= 0.39) so your total fee is 3.01+ 0.39= $3.40
It's A nice strategy only if you plan to move volume Rapidly , I use the same type of strategy... but in essence , you are taking from the Bottom line ... if the Market sells at 25% and you are Selling at 25 % why give up 10% - 30% ? .. I can see if your moving it at like 10% ..and it's been sitting there and you have A better opportunity and need Capital I mean bumping that up makes sense .... but like Just to Turn and burn ... it's just bad business .... especially when now Everyone needs 16% to climb It's like people Racing to the Bottom on Amazon .... I ve made great sales with Promoted listings it works , and I've also made a lot of great sales by utilizing Keywords , Pictures and Pricing it right ....
I’ll have to run the numbers and see. If I end up making more profit after doing this for months then I’ll let you know. Currently, I don’t see myself losing money so I’m going to continue doing it.
My bud Mike was telling me to give it a shot a few months back and decided to give it a go. Ton of old items moving for some profit but overall it’s been a huge boost. 👍 Let me know if a month if it’s working out for you!
I guess I have to get over giving them even more money. My concern is say in a year or 2 from now it will be an additional selling tool that costs us even more on top of the additional promoted % fee. Like where does it end? Anyways love your content bro and your attitude. Humble pie is hard to come by these days. Keep em comin.
I like the motivation! eBay is the reason for all my profits. If you don’t want them “stealing” your profits you could give Facebook Marketplace a try or throw yourself a garage sale and see how that works. 😂
@@TaylorExchange appreciate it! Nice day over here in San Antonio to be outside. I imagine it’s about the same over there where you’re at in TX. I actually went & sold off old/bad inventory at the flea market today, made a little over $200.
you have to take the difference between before and after promoting sales to get your increase in sales and only compare that number to your promoted fees. Believe me if you are selling 50% more then you are working almost 50% more. This is a labor intensive business. So you really need to look at the increase in your Net Sales and see if it justifies the extra work. For me promoting just wasnt worth the exttra work, I was sacrificing 2/3 of my extra sales to pay promoted fees on items that were going to sell anyway.
The month before promoting was around $14k the first month promoting was $23k Definitely not 50% more work. Only added work has been shipping more items. I have a large store and am selling more than I list. The numbers will level out in a few months I’m sure. At that point I plan to adjust again.
Promoting has sold off more of my older items than any other strategy. I will have to see how effective it is in a few months when my store shrinks more. Right now I’m selling around 40 a day and listing 20.
I want to give you a tip, but please not live it all over the Internet. Do not promote a 10% promote at 10.1%. It will give you a little edge. Thanks for your show regards.
Hi @Taylorexchange. Thank you for your awesome videos. Just getting started here on the free plan and am getting stuck. Can't list more than $700. Any advice?
Promoting is a scam. What eventually will happen is that everyone will start promoting, and whoever promotes at the highest percentage will prevail. I might be wrong, but eventually promoting will be a normal thing when listing, and you won't see any impact at all in sales in the future, unless you promote at the highest percentages. This is basically going to cost us more in the future with h very little impact. But I guess it works for now.
I don’t think it’s a scam and what you’re saying could happen but it’s doubtful. A lot of people are not in eBay for the long haul. What I’ve learned is the longer I stay in and improve the further ahead I get at this.
is 10% the magic number..to reduce sales by increasing promotion by the same amount,,i try reducing 5% to interested watchers then added to 5% promotion it seems to work.,i did a 10% off sale and zero effect but increasing 4% to 5% has lifted my dress shirts..increase of 450% mind you, three designer shirts did lift me quickly with over $100 to over $200 in the last week helped.
Noob alert! Don't listen to others when they say it takes a week for your promoted listings to gain hold also. Just started redoing my promoter listings every 2 to 3 days. First time I did it I had a $2,000 sales day the next day. Some people years ago used to redo their promoted listings everyday.
Promoted listings degrades the experience for the buyer and makes eBay a platform more cluttered with ads. As a buyer I can't stand ads, I want experience where when I search for something I get shown the best possible results not results that someone paid for. Maybe eBay does not have care about this worsening of customer experience after all Amazon and Google have tons of ads that people have to wade through and they are successful companies. That does not mean that am going to support this plague of ads.
That sounds like a personal problem. I do agree ads are a bit annoying but if the promoted listings program was affecting their bottom line they would change it.
@@TaylorExchange Not everything is about the near term bottom line. Companies do a lot of things that improve their bottom line to benefit their investors at the expense of the consumer and their employees and even their success in the long run. On a platform that I shop on I want the business model to be about providing good products and services to the customer not maximizing profit through advertising.
This was a couple months ago, still promoting? I guess I don't mind the fees on promoted sales because I do no advertising to get eyes on my product so Ebay can take a little more. It's up to us to get good items at good prices and increase our take. They are the vehicle and I like driving this Ebay Vehicle. Only small time, but will be growing soon. I did 4000 sales On Ebay last year, so just thankful that I can get a pay out just for working my own thing.
@@TaylorExchange I think that is a good problem to have. I see it with Yumbo and carrie at home. I like your style. I pick up plenty of good items, but I also have no problem with low dollar sales. It all adds up.
I saw "I Was Wrong" in the thumbnail and thought, "Yes! He finally realized he was wrong about the Dallas Cowboys." Nope. 🥲Jk man! Hope all is well with you and the family. Take care man!
Are you aware, that if everyone promotes at 10% it nullifies its effectiveness? Thus all you have created is lower profits and making Ebay richer?
Yes 😈
He has succumbed to Mafia bribery and eaten the apple in the Garden of Eden.🍎
Are you aware that only if people are brought to your item through ebay's promotion is when you have to pay them. They can still come through and see your item normally and you would not have to pay ebay for the promotion. Can you beat them at their game?
@@ychongy I heard the opposite,...that if somebody views one of your promoted items, and then browses your store and buys a non-promoted item, you will be charged a promoted listings fee. Josh Galt sold a $4,000.00 item that was not promoted and he had a $400.00 promoted listing fee.
@@ychongy Yes I do know that. 👍
I’ve gone without for promoting for a long time and it’s a lot better with promotions.
Thanks again for sharing. Do you list every day, 7 days a week?
Yes 👍
And no problem.
I was resistent to promoting as well and finally took Mike's advice. Best sales ever last month!
That’s awesome!
Ya Mike is pretty sharp.
If I may ask both of you are you using the basic standard promotion? Thank you for your time.
@@aaronhall5157 Yes
@aaronhall5157 yes just standard. Have to get used to seeing lower profit per item but it all adds up in the end
@@TaylorExchange my only concern is, if everyone starts promoting at the same percentage, won't that cause you to have to promote at an even higher percentage to get "seen"? I wonder where the cap is
The economy + sales this year have been incredibly strong. Feeling good going into q2 in a couple weeks
For sure 👍
Great video! Do you sell on Poshmark or any other platforms, or is Ebay the only one?
Just eBay, and the occasional FB Marketplace deal.
Stop promoting people to use that nonsense. 🤮🤮
I went from a 14k month to 25k.
If this pace keeps up I’ll be at a 75k 90 day. Why wouldn’t I share what’s working?
Great video mate. Thank you for sharing. Do you price a little higher than market value then apply 10% promoted🤔
No
Great Video, I recently started doing the suggested amt for promoted listings and have been doing $500 days.
Sweet
I'm sending you a Green Bay Packers banner to go over the bears one you have sir.
The fire pit could always use some extra dunnage. 👍
I had a total opposite experience. Seasoned sellers here. Was having record high sales for months. Then decided to promote to get even more sales. Promoting literally shut down my sales, they completely stopped after promoting. I noticed most items promoted even lower in search results. I took off promotions and my items were again seen on lines 1-3. Promoting items was a very bad experience for me. Not sure I'll try that again!
Interesting, what percentage did you promote at?
Just a question. So roughly 12,797 - 5,000 (cost) = 7,797 x 12 mos = 93,564 annually with your new method of promoting. How can you afford to rent a suite and have an employee?
My employee is part time and works about 10 hours a week.
I live in a smaller town and the rent is very affordable.
I also have a couple other streams of income.
What’s hard to factor is what would have sold that month anyway. We promote but usually only 2-3% and only on items that are more saturated on eBay. The better Sell through rate items will sell if priced right. I may have to play around with it more though. Anyway.. thanks for the videos! Very informative
I had the same thinking.
November, December, and January were a steady decline in monthly sales with Jan. being $14k.
Then Feb. is at a record $23k 🤷♂
So u r paying ebay approximately 30 percent in fees plus resellers pay approximately 25 percent to the government.
That’s about right.
I could go back to working for someone else having zero control of my schedule and break my back to make them wealthy.
Hey man thanks for the insight! How many are you listing per day?
Right now 20 but once the inventory is moved to the new spot I’m going to go back to 30.
lookin good, how many are you listing everyday?
Thanks, about 20 a day right now. Still working on transitioning the business to the new office space and then plan to get back to 30 a day.
As somebody with an accounting degree and still does a little bit of tax, I really like these new "business checking accounts", but you can use pretty much any checking account for your business and make it easier for you and your CPA. Just get a checking account and use it soley for your business. Have all of your income go to it and use it for all of your business expenses. At the end of the year, you print off all 12 month's of bank statements and give it to your accountant. Tax Return made easy!
Yup, real important piece is having a CPA.
Someone who does it for a living handling everything is well worth the expense.
@TaylorExchange yes! And the easier you make it for them to get the information needed, the less their billable hours will be!! I use to love the clients who would just drop off bank statements and a check.
I was stubborn about promoting for a while too but so glad I finally did! I do most things at 2% and find it does pretty good
Same here. The sales have been great.
The store is shrinking and selling off a lot of the older items.
Yea, I never promoted and started doing 2% a couple months ago. It really does help. I like that they only charge you if the buyer clicks on the promoted listing
@@epicman5324 Nice 👍
People just want crap for barely free. It's insane and very frustrating. eBay is not helping sellers.
eBay doesn’t determine the market value.
They are a vehicle for regular people to tap into a global marketplace.
eBay is an amazing opportunity.
Not all of your increase is promoted listings, sales are also up because its tax return time.
Good point, still more sales than last year.
Great topic with some interesting comments here as well. Good video 👍🏽
I appreciate it 🫡
Can you do a video on how to fix shipping issues?
I’m brand new to it, and last week I sold a nonreverse mirror, I packed up my item and scheduled usps pickup. A day after pickup it was returned, pointing out an error= that the label said media instead of ground advantage.
The order said buyer selected media mail. I honestly don’t know if I accidentally had it originally set to that or if they selected that to try to save on shipping. However, I didn’t know how to fix it so I messaged the buyer letting him know and canceled the order and refunded him. I had to put item out of stock or broken for the cancel reason because I panicked and didn’t know what else to do.
If it happens again, how would I fix that? (adjusting shipping therefore needing the buyer to pay for the price difference)
A lot to unpack here. Reach out on my Instagram or Facebook I can explain it there.
I believe you.
But it really sounds like a race to the bottom.
This appears to work best with clothes. But I still don't like it.
It’s difficult to do something when you don’t like it.
Great video and info as always.
I appreciate it. 🫡
I do think paper click is a waste of money Sean. I would not do it again unless it darned me much more results than what I received. I was not impressed with the return on investment
I hear you and thank you for giving it a go.
You saved a lot of people money and headache.
It's crazy to think our items are good enough to sell, but have to pay to be ahead of others. Wish there was an easier way 🙃 but what can you do
Find me another way to sell 200k worth of used clothes and I’m all for it.
Social media and influence is the next new business. I’m pouring a lot of energy into that.
@@TaylorExchange I totally agree! Keep up the great work! You have great topics! 😄
@@DynamicDawson I’ll do my best. I took the Found sponsor but I’m actually thinking my may go with them!
The sheer volume of items on ebay is staggering, I think there are over 1.6 billion listings. The problem is that there are only so many slots on that 1st page of search results. That is where most sales are going to come from. There is no equitable way to show the millions of items without having to implement some pay to promotion program.
@@robsomething4435 Good point.
Nice one! I had all my items on 3% promoted, I will try to increase this number 😊
It’s definitely helping my sales. 👍
im promotimg across the board at 5%....my lazt month has amounted to almost half my 90 day average and my asp risen to $56.87...my clothes up on buttoj down dressbshirts but my electronics have risen almost 100%.
That’s really good! 👍
what about paid per click ads? are they worth it?
@@Erks89 I have never tried them 🤷♂️
Good for you. I am very happy for you.
Thank you 👍
if I schedule listings to publish daily, does that please the ebay consistancy algorithm?
I don’t think so.
But I don’t focus too much on that.
I’ve gone 4 days with zero listings and continued seeing sales then got back to posting daily. 🤷♂️
It really all comes down to the demand of the item vs the price compared to the market.
Sean, I promoted at 10% and my fees jumped to 22%. So add a 10% offer, it was close to 30% off. Which didn’t leave much left. So an item that sold for $25 (including shipping) had $5 fees + cost of goods of $6 + $6 shipping left me with $8 of profit. Yikes.
$8 profit on a $25 sale is good in my opinion. 👍
is this even real business? you said it is 5 bucks per item, then there is shipping which is probably around 5 bucks, too. So you made 2k off 1000 sales? Is this world real?
@@maksimkuchmistyi9287 You might have heard me wrong or just misunderstood the numbers.
Very real world experience 👍
Another thing to try is to schedule your listings. I have all my listings scheduled to drop at 5 am every day. Month over month impressions both promoted and organic increase. I think it’s because e bay likes us to use their features
Hmm I usually just list the day before or day of but that is something to try.
why is 5 am Wendy?
Just a random time I picked. I have heard listing first thing in the morning is good
how long to get those sales since you change your promoted listing to 10%?
It made a impact very quickly maybe half a day before the sales started rolling in.
Ok I do Ebay part time. Why does Ebay have final value fee with includes shipping price. And they have another final fee today I notice 40 cents also. Example: sold an item for $9.00 with shipping at $9.95, total cost of $15.94. Fees base off $19.72 which is $2.61 plus the 40 cents for another final value fee. Total $3.01. Been trying to figure this out for a while. I wish someone would do a video on this.
eBay has those explanations on their site.
I think there was a time when people would sell an item for $20 shipping but $1 item cost to get around the final value fee so eBay made the change.
The .40 cents is the listing fee I believe.
Ebay fees are calculated as follows. 13.25% + 40 cents, so in your case $19.72x13.25= 2.61x0.40= $3.01. plus the mandatory minimum 2% promotion fee of (19.72X2= 0.39) so your total fee is 3.01+ 0.39= $3.40
It's A nice strategy only if you plan to move volume Rapidly , I use the same type of strategy... but in essence , you are taking from the Bottom line ... if the Market sells at 25% and you are Selling at 25 % why give up 10% - 30% ? .. I can see if your moving it at like 10% ..and it's been sitting there and you have A better opportunity and need Capital I mean bumping that up makes sense .... but like Just to Turn and burn ... it's just bad business .... especially when now Everyone needs 16% to climb It's like people Racing to the Bottom on Amazon .... I ve made great sales with Promoted listings it works , and I've also made a lot of great sales by utilizing Keywords , Pictures and Pricing it right ....
I’ll have to run the numbers and see.
If I end up making more profit after doing this for months then I’ll let you know.
Currently, I don’t see myself losing money so I’m going to continue doing it.
Ok…we are going to mirror your promoted listings idea… we did a coupon for just 10% off and sales went up as well.
My bud Mike was telling me to give it a shot a few months back and decided to give it a go.
Ton of old items moving for some profit but overall it’s been a huge boost. 👍
Let me know if a month if it’s working out for you!
I guess I have to get over giving them even more money. My concern is say in a year or 2 from now it will be an additional selling tool that costs us even more on top of the additional promoted % fee. Like where does it end? Anyways love your content bro and your attitude. Humble pie is hard to come by these days. Keep em comin.
@@aaronhall5157 I hear you. Think of it as you’re making more profit. Just have to source more.
I’ll continue to share my strategies. 👍
Great video 😊
Thanks!
YES LETS ALL PROMOTE OUR LISTINGS!!! That way EBay steals 23% of our profits instead of 13. Fuck ya spread the word people. This is such a good idea.
I like the motivation!
eBay is the reason for all my profits.
If you don’t want them “stealing” your profits you could give Facebook Marketplace a try or throw yourself a garage sale and see how that works. 😂
Glad your sales are up👍
Thanks!
I do 5% promoted on eBay Depop they do 8% boosting listing. So far it's fine. I don't do significant decrease on profit.
Nice, it’s been extremely profitable for me so far.
And he’s a bears fan? Color me a new subscriber!
@@drulz297 Big fan, Caleb is the truth. I see a playoff run this year!
Does that Selling Costs column also factor in the promoted listing fees?
I’m a the park right now but I think it does.
I’ll have to check later to be for sure.
@@TaylorExchange appreciate it!
Nice day over here in San Antonio to be outside. I imagine it’s about the same over there where you’re at in TX. I actually went & sold off old/bad inventory at the flea market today, made a little over $200.
@@210flips Nice, ya it’s like 80 here.
Do you raise your prices to compensate for ebay promotions?
@@xjkbbls No
you have to take the difference between before and after promoting sales to get your increase in sales and only compare that number to your promoted fees. Believe me if you are selling 50% more then you are working almost 50% more. This is a labor intensive business. So you really need to look at the increase in your Net Sales and see if it justifies the extra work. For me promoting just wasnt worth the exttra work, I was sacrificing 2/3 of my extra sales to pay promoted fees on items that were going to sell anyway.
The month before promoting was around $14k the first month promoting was $23k
Definitely not 50% more work. Only added work has been shipping more items.
I have a large store and am selling more than I list. The numbers will level out in a few months I’m sure. At that point I plan to adjust again.
Promoting has sold off more of my older items than any other strategy.
I will have to see how effective it is in a few months when my store shrinks more. Right now I’m selling around 40 a day and listing 20.
I want to give you a tip, but please not live it all over the Internet. Do not promote a 10% promote at 10.1%. It will give you a little edge. Thanks for your show regards.
Good tip. I’m going to rock 10% for a while!
Hi @Taylorexchange. Thank you for your awesome videos. Just getting started here on the free plan and am getting stuck. Can't list more than $700. Any advice?
He did! I saw that video! Lol
Haha 👍
Promoting is a scam. What eventually will happen is that everyone will start promoting, and whoever promotes at the highest percentage will prevail. I might be wrong, but eventually promoting will be a normal thing when listing, and you won't see any impact at all in sales in the future, unless you promote at the highest percentages. This is basically going to cost us more in the future with h very little impact. But I guess it works for now.
I don’t think it’s a scam and what you’re saying could happen but it’s doubtful.
A lot of people are not in eBay for the long haul. What I’ve learned is the longer I stay in and improve the further ahead I get at this.
@@TaylorExchange Also true! I really hope I'm wrong on this one.
@@saleen235 Ya, and if you are right then you just need to shift to the next thing and get good at it before everyone catches on.
is 10% the magic number..to reduce sales by increasing promotion by the same amount,,i try reducing 5% to interested watchers then added to 5% promotion it seems to work.,i did a 10% off sale and zero effect but increasing 4% to 5% has lifted my dress shirts..increase of 450% mind you, three designer shirts did lift me quickly with over $100 to over $200 in the last week helped.
🤷♂️ I like ten because you can understand the fee amount easier.
Noob alert! Don't listen to others when they say it takes a week for your promoted listings to gain hold also. Just started redoing my promoter listings every 2 to 3 days. First time I did it I had a $2,000 sales day the next day. Some people years ago used to redo their promoted listings everyday.
Idk what you mean by redoing it. But every item listed now will be at 10%
You end all promo listings, start another promo, easy peasy. I do standard bulk at 1% over at 10% or .5 over at 9%.
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@@warroad Interesting strategy.
Promoted listings degrades the experience for the buyer and makes eBay a platform more cluttered with ads. As a buyer I can't stand ads, I want experience where when I search for something I get shown the best possible results not results that someone paid for. Maybe eBay does not have care about this worsening of customer experience after all Amazon and Google have tons of ads that people have to wade through and they are successful companies. That does not mean that am going to support this plague of ads.
That sounds like a personal problem.
I do agree ads are a bit annoying but if the promoted listings program was affecting their bottom line they would change it.
@@TaylorExchange Not everything is about the near term bottom line. Companies do a lot of things that improve their bottom line to benefit their investors at the expense of the consumer and their employees and even their success in the long run. On a platform that I shop on I want the business model to be about providing good products and services to the customer not maximizing profit through advertising.
This was a couple months ago, still promoting? I guess I don't mind the fees on promoted sales because I do no advertising to get eyes on my product so Ebay can take a little more. It's up to us to get good items at good prices and increase our take. They are the vehicle and I like driving this Ebay Vehicle. Only small time, but will be growing soon. I did 4000 sales On Ebay last year, so just thankful that I can get a pay out just for working my own thing.
Still out selling what I’m listing. The store has shrunk will probably level out soon
@@TaylorExchange I think that is a good problem to have. I see it with Yumbo and carrie at home. I like your style. I pick up plenty of good items, but I also have no problem with low dollar sales. It all adds up.
Welcome to the dark side
Haha 😂 😈
❤❤❤
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I saw "I Was Wrong" in the thumbnail and thought, "Yes! He finally realized he was wrong about the Dallas Cowboys." Nope. 🥲Jk man! Hope all is well with you and the family. Take care man!
Haha never 😂
Thanks man