The Positive Thread!!!!!!

[astral276]

Duly noted and commented about on another thread. No, I have no desire for the service; to what end is still my question. If any seller(s) have used the service, I doubt they are going to indicate that publically. Except perhaps the bolder sort.

The 'end' is for those situations where the winner of an auction does not complete the transaction. If the next highest bidder has offered an amount that you would be willing to accept you can offer the item to them at their last bid price. As they did not win, they are not obliged to purchase the item - even though they bit that amount for it.

Depends on if you would rather (for the fee) try to sell the item, or go through the hassle of re-listing it to run again - with no guarantee it will sell the second time around.

I think you can also use it if any set reserve price is not reached but you want to sell the item to the highest bidder anyway.

Not a feature I have used, so I don't know the ins and outs of it.

[Oldandintheway]

The 'end' is for those situations where the winner of an auction does not complete the transaction. If the next highest bidder has offered an amount that you would be willing to accept you can offer the item to them at their last bid price. As they did not win, they are not obliged to purchase the item - even though they bit that amount for it.

Depends on if you would rather (for the fee) try to sell the item, or go through the hassle of re-listing it to run again - with no guarantee it will sell the second time around.

I think you can also use it if any set reserve price is not reached but you want to sell the item to the highest bidder anyway.

Not a feature I have used, so I don't know the ins and outs of it.

Ah! thanks Mel, I see the light.
Yes, could be helpful on those rare occasions.
Cheers.

[kreativebargains]

Yesterday saw my highest number of daily visitors according to Google Analytics.

Still managed at least one sale a day for August, with today my best of the month with 5 worth £94. That takes me to 25 sales worth £404, not a bad start to the month.

[titanicmom4]

way to go kreative

[wjkski]

Yesterday saw my highest number of daily visitors according to Google Analytics. ..........

And, what was your bounce rate?

[titanicmom4]

what is a bounce rate?

[wjkski]

what is a bounce rate?

Bounce rate is the percentage of visits that go only one page before exiting a site.

[titanicmom4]

ok thanks.

[kreativebargains]

And, what was your bounce rate?

82.8%.

Searchers using Google Shopping are likely to be looking for a specific item. As such they are not as likely to browse other items. Having said that 17.2% did look at other items and some may also have searched eBid as well. And then there is the main thing which is that through the day six bought items from me.

On the sales front I got another sale yesterday after my previous post, and have managed a sale today to keep the sale a day or more going for August. Have now managed at least one sale a day for the last 17 days, my best run ever is 19 days so I have my fingers crossed for the next few days.

[sidthelamp]

3 brand new buyers to me/ ebid the last few days = 3 sales plus a repeat buyer for his second item of me