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on 03-02-2025 07:32 AM
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For perspective, you have 12 items listed and have made three sales in the past 90 days.
How does that compare to January to March 2024? 2023? 2022?
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Since Dec 2024,695 views and 11 sales(avg $550 each item).I'm the cheapest for brand new items. For the last 2 weeks it's like i don't exist,no views for days.Not buying it,s one thing but no views,really strange. Thx for your time.
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My paper records go back about ten years, and my retail experience about 40.
It's been my experience that sales go in waves.
For me in this category, November /December is terrible, because hobbyists use their allowance to buy gifts in that period. To the point that we did shop inventory in December and often closed our eBay Store .
Then every year, sales came roaring back in January, when the pent up demand of not spending on the allowance kicked in.
Your category is vastly different of course. But I have sold a lot of different products from postage stamps to cast iron woodstoves, and each has its retail year.
That's why comparing December to February is pointless.
You have to look at your previous years, as many as possible to see the full picture.