Your sales are good. Strictly going with 'Buy It Now' listings, you have had 150 listings in the last 90 days, with 55 sales. You sold 37 percent of everything you listed in the last 90 days.
The reality is, you currently have 86 items up as Buy It Now listings. That makes for a very small sample size. With a sample size that small, it is better to look at your listings over a longer period of time than to look day to day, or week to week. It is normal for items to take weeks to sell once they are listed. Maybe if they are more niche, months.
With 55 sales in 90 days, you're getting about 1 sale every 2 days. That is a small enough sample size that it isn't outlandish that you could go a week without sales.
Take a look at all 86 of your items. Search for them each individually on eBay, note the lowest total price shipped to Canada and the US for each item. That way, you can determine if your listings are overpriced. Look at the sold listings. Observe the the keywords or structures of the titles for the ones that have sold. Do any that have sold for more have certain keywords that yours don't have? Etc, etc. Are yours listed in the right category compared to the ones that sell? Look for things like that. Since you sell a lot of stuff that is similar, that info will be useful going forward as you list new items. I normally wouldn't advise doing this because it's a huge time sink, but with 86 items it should take you a few hours to really dig in. It would be a learning experience in terms of pricing, titles, etc.
Maybe consider running a sale, even if it is only 10 percent off. That will help boost your visibility in the search, and 10 percent shouldn't be so great that you can't take that off your BIN prices.
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