I have handmade items in my boot but the condition says used. How do I change this?
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bonzuser_BigRig Reputation: 12 See bonzuser_BigRig's booth |
Actually the listings here in your booth are showing
[URL removed] Handmade
If you are referring to google shopping, it is as Sharon says…google only accepts 3 things for [URL removed]
New, used, and refurbished
[URL removed] original unopened packaging or as with clothing/jewelry with tags
[URL removed] any other condition but refurbished
[URL removed] used but rebuilt
If it doesn’t meet the criteria for New, google will list the items as used
to offset that..perhaps use the word Handmade in either the title or in the first few words of description so that it can be seen.
This is what your item looks like on google shopping..those first 160 characters of description can be very important to lure people to your listings, expand on your descriptions and ensure the person looking sees the word “Handmade” and move the contact me further down so it does not show in google short description
..that first sentence is very important for google standing (color, material, handmade, size, etc should be visible at a glance)
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
in update item as group —> Search Optimize —> (enable) add search attribute —> then Add : [[[URL removed]
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PetHeaven Reputation: 12 See PetHeaven's booth |
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I post them new without tags. I don’t know if they show up on Google Shopping or not. Every time I post a new item(s) I update the booth for Google. Does this mean that the items are not showing on Google?
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tmooreseller9 Reputation: 50 See tmooreseller9's booth |
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