What is the difference between “set instant offer price %” and “apply discount %” in the bulk editor tool?
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ringo4422 Reputation: 14 See ringo4422's booth |
Hi Ringo4422,
We appreciate you wanting to be a fully informed member of the Bonanza community! These are both useful settings to know about in your Batch Edit Item tool.
“Set instant offer [URL removed] __% off of the list price” is used for items that are price negotiable. This would be the lowest percentage off of the list price that a seller would accept as an offer from a buyer. The offer would be automatically accepted and does not require seller approval. The buyer can check out immediately.
“Apply discount __%” is used to lower, or raise, the price of items by a percentage. Pro members have the option to show this markdown in the item listing so that shoppers know what a great deal they are getting.
Please also feel free to reach out to Bonanza’s friendly and knowledgeable Support Team with any questions. We can be reached through the Help drop-down menu in the upper left-hand corner of your screen or at support@bonanza.com. We are here to help!
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BonanzaSarah Reputation: 248 See BonanzaSarah's booth |
Again, thank you! I will reach out to your support team as I do have a few questions. I’ve been selling on Bonanza for several years, but I really want to make the most of it as sales are down for me. I suppose there isn’t a way to reach you personally, is there?
Thank you again!
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ringo4422 Reputation: 14 See ringo4422's booth |
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