Does seller performance on other ebay sites now affect traffic from your own site?

[sam999]

So I sell on the .co.uk platform with the account in question but make a lot of US sales. Today I noticed some defects which have put me below standard in the USA region. I never saw this before as my dashboard is only set to UK where my items are listed. My understanding was that ALL sales metrics were linked to the platform you listed on, not the platform buyers are purchasing from.

Does this mean I am getting poor international algorithm exposure from US customers now, even though my items are listed on the .co.uk platform?

[rsot]

Probably so based on the defect numbers and eb trying to improve quality sellers...

[solefoodbk]

If you are below standard for USA then yes. If you don't have a USA VPN, just buy one for testing under $10. Go in incognito, and test it yourself.

Whenever I had below standards my listings all went from top 1-3 pages to the literal bottom. You should also know by reduction of sales.

[SaiJin]

Originally Posted by sam999

So I sell on the .co.uk platform with the account in question but make a lot of US sales. Today I noticed some defects which have put me below standard in the USA region. I never saw this before as my dashboard is only set to UK where my items are listed. My understanding was that ALL sales metrics were linked to the platform you listed on, not the platform buyers are purchasing from.

Does this mean I am getting poor international algorithm exposure from US customers now, even though my items are listed on the .co.uk platform?

Yes, that's correct.

What do you need to do to clear the defects?

[rsot]

Originally Posted by SaiJin

Yes, that's correct.

What do you need to do to clear the defects?

Likely depends on category of sales vs authenticity - care to clarify OP?