When I first began with Bonz (Yes, I know BONZ is old school that you like to point out is now Bonanza, but I like Bonz)our categories and sub categories were no different than they are now, which is only mostly adequate.
It’s near impossible to find specific name brands in many of the antiques and collectables department.
I use all of the tools properly, like allowing Bonz to search these for me, or me searching every possibility, but there are so few that give the proper definition.
The item traits quite often gives even less than adequate information.
Are there any fixes up and coming on these areas?
I believe that proper attributes and categories allow search and sales to both go up.
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A_O_and_DDP Reputation: 232 See A_O_and_DDP's booth |
all brands can be added using either batch edit or at the end of the listing using this format…actually any attribute can be added using this format
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also you can suggest traits or create traits using this form
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video on how to suggest a trait
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general trait suggestion information
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CindyBear Reputation: 3068 See CindyBear's booth |
as a buyer i usually search the specific manufacturer or name brand. so just be sure all the manufacturer name and other traits you think are important are in the title of your item. let the buyers find your items, no point in waiting for Bonz to take care of it.
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twangerstudios Reputation: 16 See twangerstudios' booth |
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