If I want to unlist a holiday product can it be paused, or is this a feature for premium memberships only?
How do YOU handle this? Was thinking about creating categories for each holiday for which I have items. That way, I wouldn’t have to unlist. Don’t really want my holidays mixed.
Thanks,
Sandi
EmbellishMart
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EmbellishMart Reputation: 1450 See EmbellishMart's booth |
It’s called Reserve
If the listing is active..when you open it there are two links under the title..Reserve and Edit
Reserve hides the item from your booth
Also
Update Items as a Group (batch edit)
Under item Basics
Select items to be put on reserve
Click on Set Status
drop down menu
Select Reserve
To find your reserve items later
Use the Add New filter feature
Select Status [URL removed]
And choose Reserve from the drop down menu and this will bring up the reserved items for your to re-activate, edit, delete…ect
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
I wouldn’t hide any of them. People buy items off season and you could be missing sales. I just sold some Christmas items.
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A2z4u2c Reputation: 1291 See A2z4u2c's booth |
You can also edit your item, and enter a zero quantity. This way all you have to do to reactivate your items is add the quantity back in when your ready.
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Tammies_Treasures Reputation: 570 See Tammies_Treasures' booth |
Another way to do it is to edit your listing, then just take out the price or the title. and save it. It will still be there and visible to you when you edit, but it wont be visible in your booth since it cannot be listed without a price. I find this a bit easier than the reserve.
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misskeech Reputation: 1958 See misskeech's booth |
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