When looking at my stats for item views, it shows people viewing sold items. How is this? Some days, the sold items are having more views than what I have listed :(
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njr55 Reputation: 10 See njr55's booth |
Any time an item has been tweeted, FB, or pinned, a link to that item is still on the internet and anyone who searches twitter, FB or Pinterest or any other social media that has a link to your item can click on it and will view the item with “sold” on it.
Also, bonanza has Items Sold in the Last year as one of it’s filters, so anyone who searches and then clicks on that filter option will also view Items Sold.
As long as an item has been pinned/repinned/ tweeted/re-tweeted, it will remain an active link…
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
Sorry, don’t have an answer but wanted to say that I’ve been perplexed by that, too. Also why items keep showing up “sold” for so long – like months.
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maydamart Reputation: 281 See maydamart's booth |
Even though an item has sold, it remains on google for quite some time. Google doesn’t show the item as sold and therefore it can still be viewed by coming in from google. When you’re on the item stats page, there are two drop-down boxes. One lets you limit the “report” to only active items. The other lets you weed out the google bots from the human viewers.
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AbbysAttic Reputation: 395 See AbbysAttic's booth |
I have an item that sold in Nov. and today it’s had 51 views. The past 30 days it’s had 1052 views. It’s crazy. I listed the same item again but it’s not getting those kind of views.
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stitchncraft Reputation: 175 See stitchncraft's booth |
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