Note that the catalog format - Author, Title, etc. The code is written to accept up to six photos - your main photo that appears in the gallery and at the top of your eBay page and up to five additional photos that appear, in this case,īelow the text description. (apologies for the sketchy sample description). The code that produced them allows you, after filling in the AOB description form, to come up with something like this
I'm not going to explain what the strange "percentage" characters are but suffice it to say that The template I created for several of my eBay Stores looks something - but not exactly - like Venues - and in my experience customer service has been consistently good for years. I use this service because it's reasonably priced, feature-rich, supports numerous
Into the form provided by The Art of Books? That's what I'm here for.īy the way, other than being a registered user, I am in now way otherwise associated with AOB. It be lots easier if you could just score a ready-made template, make a few minor changes to convert it to something specific to your business, and copy and paste the resulting code In my experience it's not too difficult to learn, but wouldn't Overall, getting started is pretty easy with perhaps one catch - the HTML template. If you don't have photos attached to your listings, you can start the process of getting this done - and believe me, it's a lot more painless than listing directly on eBay. Photos are readily included for eBay by pasting in URL's, and of course photos can be added to existing listings that lack Once things are set up and your existing inventory is in place, you can create new listings acrossĪll supported venues by filling in a single, simple form. You can painlessly migrate your entire inventory to eBay byĪdjusting a few venue settings and creating an eBay-specific HTML listing template. Has the capability of listing on multiple venues (including eBay) via a single, fill-in-the-blanks description form. If you're not selling on eBay, imagine the impactįortunately, there is something that can make this happen as long as you have photos already attached to your listings - using an inventory management service like The Art of Books that To this day I sell more books on eBay than all of the other venues I list on combined. The results would come quickly and most certainly amaze you. And it's a shame because, if you could get those thousands of books up by uploading an existing database, Listing books without photos is itself a major time hog. Would-be eBayer's who list many hundreds if not thousands of books on other, more user-friendly venues, none of which require any photos. As a rule, eBay doesn't make things easy for us, and a recently introduced requirement that all listings include at least one photo has made it more difficult yet for otherwise
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