Need some tips with new eBay listing

[money2money]

Hello,

I'm newbie in eBay marketplace, so maybe you guys have some advices, tips or tricks for my product listings and how I can get better results in eBay SEO?

I have listed 2 listings of my production:

1. For United Kingdom and other english countires: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Giant-Teddy...16.m2516.l5255 [EBAY LINK]

2. For Germany market: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Riesen-Tedd...orSs65y3cxz2bw [EBAY LINK]

Will be waiting for your comments guys.

[nickopedia]

Welcome to the forum. Best of luck as you master stealth.

First of all, get the stealth guide if you haven't already considered it. Seriously. Many of the more senior members will also suggest it, and it's for a very good reason. Specifically there will be a lot of details in there you need to know to get you on the right footing.

As far as eBay SEO is concered, not sure I fully understood your question. Are you referring to eBay's search engine, Cassini? Please elaborate a bit.

[money2money]

Thank you Nickopedia!

Yes i'm asking about eBay's search emgine "cassini".

What is main ranking signals for this search engine? Maybe in description I have place more text content? Becouse now in listing description there is only one picture with my website screen shot.

[GreenBean]

Welcome to the forum. All the best as you master Stealth.


Would you mind going back to your post and add Warning Ebay Link in bold type for your listings.

Because we use stealth, we might not read such listings without warning.

[rsot]

ditto to GB.

@OP, add that Warning eBay link right away

[money2money]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

Welcome to the forum. All the best as you master Stealth.


Would you mind goung back to your post and add Warning Ebay Link in bold type for your listings.

Because we use stealth, we might not read such listings without warning.

Already done!

[GreenBean]

Thanks money2money

[nickopedia]

As far as Cassini is concerned, there are a few things that are beyond your control as far as listing placement. It's eBay's search algorithm, and it's very sophisticated.

When a person visits eBay and searches for “red widgets” (as an example) the eBay search engine tracks such behavior as (to name only a few):

What listings they click on
What listings they bid on
What listings they watch
What items they purchase
How long they spent viewing a product or item
What images they enlarged

When someone is selling “red widgets” on eBay, the search engine tracks things such as (to name only a few):

What is your return policy?
What is your response time to customer questions?
Do you have all the product info filled in?
Do you have quality pictures of your products?
What is your feedback quality score?
What are your shipping policies, prices, and delivery times?
Do you have valuable and accurate product descriptions?
What prices are you asking for products?
At what price point are you starting bidding?
What are your click-through and sell-through ratios?
What percentage of your products are “Buy it Now” instead of auctions?

And on and on. In fact, there are many other datapoints that only EB knows about that will rank your listing. The Cassini algorithm is quite complex.

For now, just focus on the obvious ones you can control and are applicable to YOU and experiment. You are going to have to test the waters with your items and see how it works out for you as far as ranking.

Here is one thing that's IS 100% certain:

EBAY DOES NOT APPLY IT'S RANKINGS UNIVERSALLY OR EQUALLY!

Good luck!

[rsot]

Originally Posted by nickopedia

For now, just focus on the obvious ones you can control and are applicable to YOU and experiment. You are going to have to test the waters with your items and see how it works out for you as far as ranking.

There you go OP

[GreenBean]

At least someone knows what they are saying.