Help Boost & relisting Find the listings nobody sees
Find the listings nobody sees
The allowance is small, so the question is which listings deserve it. That is what the radar answers.
Boost ranks by days listed against views since. Old and unseen goes to the top; old and busy does not.
Two numbers, because either alone is misleading.
Why not just sort by age
Because an item can be up for two months and be doing fine. If it is getting views every week, people are finding it and deciding not to buy, and pushing it back to the top shows it to the same people again.
The listing worth a relist is the one that is old and nobody has looked at, because that one is not being seen at all, and being seen is the only thing a relist changes.
Reading it
| What you see | What it usually means |
|---|---|
| Old, almost no views | Buried in search. This is what the relist is for. |
| Old, plenty of views, no favourites | Found and rejected. Price or photos, not visibility. |
| Old, plenty of favourites, no sale | Close. A small price cut usually finishes it, not a relist. |
Only the first row is a relist. Spending the allowance on the other two is the commonest way to waste it.
Setting the dead-stock line
Dead-stock after (days) in Settings decides how many days counts as quiet. The default suits most shops; if you sell slowly by nature, raise it so the radar is not simply your whole inventory.
Doing a batch
Tick the ones you want and the bar shows how many are selected and how much allowance is left. Flogit confirms, then works through them one at a time through the queue.
Leave the tab open until it finishes. See relist, bump or boost for what each button actually does.
The radar reasons from view counts, and those come from your last inventory sync. If it has been a week, press Refresh before deciding, or you are ranking on stale numbers.
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