February 26, 2010
Here at Auctiva, we work closely with eBay to make sure we stay in sync with its policies and features, while providing you with the best service we can. As part of this close relationship, eBay employees occasionally visit our Chico offices.
Anytime eBay makes the three-and-a-half-hour drive from San Jose to Chico, you can feel extra energy in the air. ...
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February 19, 2010
Last month, we told you we were working to support eBay's multi-variation feature, and I'm happy to report that now you are able to create multi-variation listings through Auctiva!
In fact, several of our customers are already using our software to create multi-variation listings. As someone who worked on the development side of our Multi-Variation Tool, it's very exciting to see our customers using it.
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February 12, 2010
The seasons are changing. We'll be springing forward in no time.
And for some sellers this will mean their inventory will begin to change. So you may want to start the spring cleaning early and bring out those summer-themed items you picked up on clearance last year. Stores are already stocking their shelves with colorful outdoor decor, barbecue grills and accessories are popping up and bathing suits are hitting the racks. ...
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February 03, 2010
Now that you've had the chance to digest the upcoming changes on eBay, do you know how they will affect your bottom line? Have you decided how/if you need to change your selling habits?
There are, after all, several factors to consider. So how do you go about deciding how to adjust to get the maximum value out of your listings while not breaking the budget on fees? ...
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DJ: WHEW! Thank heavens!
Sue: NO STOCK PHOTOS FOR USED ITEMS? Unless eBay are including the “New (Other)” condition in all...
Ron L.: Yessssssss- thanks for cleaning up the photo requirements- I still see “no search photos” on...
Michele: I don’t necessarily mind the changes, but I do have one concern. Before about a year ago, I never...
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