Single Item......Multiple Lister

SO many people have asked for something like this, I hope Auctiva eventually finds a way to implement the idea...they are very good about listening to what their users would like
It certainly would come in handy!

Create a folder. Clone the same listing into the folder as many times as you want. Then just schedule the folder.

I am also desperately hoping Auctiva will follow eBay's example from Turbo lister and implement a multiple listing tool; it is just way to time consuming and annoying to continue to do each item one at a time; in this regard, I'm not sure my subscription here is really helping me out all that much. I could put up 10 times the amount of stuff in 1/10th the time with Turbo Lister.

One more thing: I don't quite follow your solution Jeff? Cloning a listing 100 times doesn't help, you still have to go into each listing and change the product. To be clear, this is what we would like. Say you have all your profiles set up and you want to list a stack of CD's you just got from an estate. So, you load that profile and then you are offered the opportunity to enter 1 to say 10 UPC codes! Then, click and bam, you are done! You would not have to enter 10 different listing.

i suppose you could use turbo lister but you'd better have only one picture for all those listings or you'll find out soon why Auctiva is better

I don't disagree that Auctiva is better; I just want them to add that functionality to their software. And, no, I wouldn't need the same pic., as, in turbolister, after you enter the UPC codes it pops up the stock photos (which is find for my listings) and then you click and accept. Everything else would be the same. I don't see why Auctiva can't add this quite easily! Use all your profiles, etc., just in the find item offer to fine 10 or more items! Man, what a convenience that would be and it would attract a lot of people as well. There are many many stores such as mine that list mostly single items in the same genre. Auctiva is missing the boat.

Pretty sure no one is listening.

Yes, no one is home.