Can I revise my pre existing listings that are already listed on Ebay through Auctiva?What I need to know is can I use a template from auctiva after my listing is posted on Ebay?
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Hi - Yes, just create a new or revised listing from Auctiva, including template, then save it. Then you replace the HTML for the new template (which includes item description, and seller details, such as payment, shipping, term of service, etc.) into your active listing in ebay. Here's how:
1) In Auctiva, check the box next to your listing in your Saved Listings folder and click the “Get HTML” button.
2) Copy the HTML in the popup box.
3) Locate the item on eBay and click the "Revise your item" link.
4) Click "Edit Description" then click the "HTML" tab.
5) Paste the copied HTML in place of what's there and save your changes.
That should do it.
1) In Auctiva, check the box next to your listing in your Saved Listings folder and click the “Get HTML” button.
2) Copy the HTML in the popup box.
3) Locate the item on eBay and click the "Revise your item" link.
4) Click "Edit Description" then click the "HTML" tab.
5) Paste the copied HTML in place of what's there and save your changes.
That should do it.
Hi billndarth,
One thing I would like to add to ninth_waves's post above is that, since these listings were originally created directly through eBay, they will probably not be present on your "Saved Listings" page already. If this is the case, you will just need to redesign each listing using Auctiva's "New Listing" page and click the "Save" button before preceding with step 1 of ninth_wave's instructions.
-Mike
One thing I would like to add to ninth_waves's post above is that, since these listings were originally created directly through eBay, they will probably not be present on your "Saved Listings" page already. If this is the case, you will just need to redesign each listing using Auctiva's "New Listing" page and click the "Save" button before preceding with step 1 of ninth_wave's instructions.
-Mike
Thank you very much for your help. 