I may be missing something, but how do you relist an unsold item?
Thanks
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Hi rpwillis1,
To relist items that didn't sell through Auctiva, locate the listing in your Saved or Closed listings folder. If they're in your Closed Listings folder, check the boxes next to them and click "Import"...that will send them to your Saved Listings folder. From your Saved Listings folder, just click the boxes next to the appropriate listings and click post or schedule. Bear in mind that relists done through Auctiva aren't eligible for the listing fee reimbursement.
To remain eligible for the listing fee reimbursement from eBay, you must relist your items directly through eBay.
We will be adding the ability to relist through Auctiva, and still remain eligible for eBay’s listing fee credit, for our phase II release later this year.
-Mike
To relist items that didn't sell through Auctiva, locate the listing in your Saved or Closed listings folder. If they're in your Closed Listings folder, check the boxes next to them and click "Import"...that will send them to your Saved Listings folder. From your Saved Listings folder, just click the boxes next to the appropriate listings and click post or schedule. Bear in mind that relists done through Auctiva aren't eligible for the listing fee reimbursement.
To remain eligible for the listing fee reimbursement from eBay, you must relist your items directly through eBay.
We will be adding the ability to relist through Auctiva, and still remain eligible for eBay’s listing fee credit, for our phase II release later this year.
-Mike
I want to relist a listing through EBAY...however, I need to reduce the size of the images.
Is there a way to do this? I am not computer literate so getting into HTML will confuse me. I want to take advantage of the relist feature on EBAY.
Is there a way to do this? I am not computer literate so getting into HTML will confuse me. I want to take advantage of the relist feature on EBAY.
quote:Originally posted by Auctiva Mike D.:
Hi rpwillis1,
To relist items that didn't sell through Auctiva, locate the listing in your Saved or Closed listings folder. If they're in your Closed Listings folder, check the boxes next to them and click "Import"...that will send them to your Saved Listings folder. From your Saved Listings folder, just click the boxes next to the appropriate listings and click post or schedule. Bear in mind that relists done through Auctiva aren't eligible for the listing fee reimbursement.
To remain eligible for the listing fee reimbursement from eBay, you must relist your items directly through eBay.
We will be adding the ability to relist through Auctiva, and still remain eligible for eBay’s listing fee credit, for our phase II release later this year.
-Mike
Thanks for the help. The fee is what I was trying to avoid.
tennisntrains,
I'm sorry but I'm not sure how you could do this. Hopefully someone else will be of more help.
-Mike
I'm sorry but I'm not sure how you could do this. Hopefully someone else will be of more help.
-Mike
tennisntrains,
If you want to relist through eBay, but need to resize the images, then go to your images on Auctiva, change the ones you want to resize, save, and THEN go to eBay and relist the items.
Your listings on eBay have HTML coding references that point back to Auctiva for the image hosting, so whatever is at your Auctiva, it will show on your eBay listings.
Now, bear in mind that all the above is based on the presumption that your initial listings were created with Auctiva and that the images are still stored there.
Best of luck.
If you want to relist through eBay, but need to resize the images, then go to your images on Auctiva, change the ones you want to resize, save, and THEN go to eBay and relist the items.
Your listings on eBay have HTML coding references that point back to Auctiva for the image hosting, so whatever is at your Auctiva, it will show on your eBay listings.
Now, bear in mind that all the above is based on the presumption that your initial listings were created with Auctiva and that the images are still stored there.
Best of luck.