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Hi everyone,
I just created my first stealth account and I am planning to start listing my first items.
I am going to start listing 2 items and my question is: Can I list the item and put the quantity as more than one for that item? or should I just leave the quantity of the item as 1 for both of the listed products? and then once they are sold relist the same items again next week but with more quantity ? I have loooot of those items that I am planning to sell on ebay.
Thanks a lot in advance!
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In the guide it says to increase my listings weekly but I don't if that meant that I could relist the same products over and over again with more quantity each time. Can i do it like that?
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IMO- I would list 1 at a time, especially on very new accounts.
Put yourself in the shoes of a new seller, they are unlikely to start selling large QTY of items on their first sale... I always stick to 1 at a time.
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I always start with 2/3 auctions myself at first and avoid the BIN for the first month
No harm in listing BIN, but auctions nearly always guarantee a solid sale for the first few items so long at the pricing is correct.
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Just one more suggestion jazzel70. careful on the item you are listing.
Avoid risky items.
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Originally Posted by ilcarletto Just one more suggestion jazzel70. careful on the item you are listing.
Avoid risky items. | Can you name a few risky items please?
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Originally Posted by janfrederik Can you name a few risky items please? | VeRo, high risk electronics, clothing.
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Originally Posted by janfrederik Can you name a few risky items please? | Name-branded items - there is a huge list...and potential knock-offs - just few examples as well
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Originally Posted by janfrederik Can you name a few risky items please? | IF they are commonly counterfieted then they are ⊗⊗⊗⊗
Examples would be ADIDAS, Nike, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany, Channel
The list goes on and on
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I am only selling items that I have Private labelled for now. I have now added 1 more unit in the quantity field for both of the listings that I have listed last week. One of the items is sold out and for the other one I have 1 left. Do I add more to the sold out one (I have a lot more left by the way)? or should I wait to next week to add more ?
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Originally Posted by jazzel70 I am only selling items that I have Private labelled for now. I have now added 1 more unit in the quantity field for both of the listings that I have listed last week. One of the items is sold out and for the other one I have 1 left. Do I add more to the sold out one (I have a lot more left by the way)? or should I wait to next week to add more ? | I usually add more quantities as soon as they sell, but only 1 at a time. So the item thats gone to 0, I would put that up to 1 again, until it sells.
Once feedback rolls in, and I get a star by my feedback, then I would consider adding more items/quantity.
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Originally Posted by Play I usually add more quantities as soon as they sell, but only 1 at a time. So the item thats gone to 0, I would put that up to 1 again, until it sells.
Once feedback rolls in, and I get a star by my feedback, then I would consider adding more items/quantity. | Thank you!
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Originally Posted by Play I usually add more quantities as soon as they sell, but only 1 at a time. So the item thats gone to 0, I would put that up to 1 again, until it sells.
Once feedback rolls in, and I get a star by my feedback, then I would consider adding more items/quantity. | How can I add more quantity to a listing that its already sold out? What I did was to relist the item and put a quantity of "1", was that the right thing to do?
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Originally Posted by jazzel70 How can I add more quantity to a listing that its already sold out? What I did was to relist the item and put a quantity of "1", was that the right thing to do? | You could do that.
or if the item came in different colours for example, you could apply variations to the listing - then modify quantity manually as they sell.
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