I set up my booth to import my ebay items and I chose to have the price discounted -1%. I would now like to change this setting for future imports and change the items I have already imported. What is the best way to do this?
Beyond this, I might consider actually increasing my prices over my ebay pricing to pay for additional advertising. Is there a way to batch edit my prices by a set percentage?
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CuriousDave Reputation: 19 See CuriousDave's booth |
Batch Edit
Item Basics
over to the right of the box
Apply Discount
This is for discount
To change prices by a certain percentage
Update Items as a Group (Batch edit)
Item Basics
The box at top…over to the right
Select
Apply [URL removed] %
Fill in discount
Select Items
Select Apply to Items
Reversing the discount [URL removed] (this could also be used to increase prices by a percentage)
percentage_to_change_by = (desired_price – current_price)/current_price
In the case of making a $9 become $10 again,
percentage_to_change_by = ($10 – $9)/$9 = 1/9 = 11.1%.
Put in -11.1% in the apply discount box
Always test your figures on a few or one item to be sure it is doing what you want it to do
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TrinketBox Reputation: 3805 See TrinketBox's booth |
I didn’t understand what do i need to do in order to bulk increase prices by %
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GuyB116 Reputation: 12 See GuyB116's booth |
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