| New Product Page |
Easy shopping for buyers—great exposure for sellersShopping for items in categories like Books, Movies & DVDs, Music, Video Games, Cell Phones, and Tickets is faster and easier than ever with eBay's new product pages. | ||
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1. "Great Value Great Seller" box One item representing a great value for the buyer from a proven seller is featured right on top. Sellers can't pay for this spot. You need to have a competitively priced item, competitive shipping (free shipping is a plus), and a raised search standing for your item to appear. 2. Types of listings mixed Buyers see a mix of Best Match Auction-style and Fixed Price listings. | |
More features for books, music, movies, and video gamesFixed Price listings with product details in these categories are just 5¢ Always list with product details to make sure your listings show up on the product page. | ||
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1. Listings grouped by item condition Brand New, Like New, Very Good, Good, and Acceptable. 2. Standout with FREE subtitle Use it to give buyers more information and a reason to choose your item. 3. "Great Value Great Seller" box One item representing a great value for the buyer from a proven seller is featured right on top. Sellers can't pay for this spot. You need to have a competitively priced item, competitive shipping (free shipping is a plus), and a raised search standing for your item to appear. 4. Types of listings mixed Buyers see a mix of Best Match Auction-style and Fixed Price listings. 5. Shipping revealed Buyers see shipping charges right up front. | |
Best PracticesGet maximum exposure for your listings on the new eBay product pages and on search results pages
Frequently Asked QuestionsMatching Products Module
What is the Matching Products module and when does it appear? The product page appears when buyer clicks on a Matching Products module in search results. The product page shows buyers common information about the product at the top and shows all the items available for purchase matching the product. What is the difference between a "product" and a "listing"? A listing is an individual item for sale by a seller. A product is a group of listings (regardless of price), usually items with identical product details, available from a number of different sellers. How are products sorted in the Matching Products module? The products in the Matching Products module are sorted by Best Match. The product that is considered most relevant will display in the first position. How is the "From" price on the Matching Products module calculated? The "From" price on the Matching Products module is automatically re-calculated every 15 minutes. The system looks for the lowest Fixed Price listing and the lowest priced Auction-style listing ending within the next 15 minutes. How is the number of items available calculated? The number of items available in the Matching Products module is also automatically re-counted every 15 minutes. Product page What is a product page and when does it appear? This product page is the page that appears when a buyer clicks on a Matching Products module in search results. The product page shows buyers common information about the product at the top, community reviews, and the items available for purchase. Why does eBay have product pages? When buyers search for popular products, they prefer to see matching results consolidated on one page. Product pages get higher sell-through rates than search results pages. Are product pages used in all categories where product details are available? Yes, but in 2009 product pages will surface more often in Books, Movies & DVDs, Music, Video Games, Tickets, Cell Phones, and possibly a few other technology categories. Product details and product pages are available in many other categories. Should I always use product details if they are available? Yes! You should always list with product details when available. Listing with product details will still enhance your visibility. How can I get my listings to show up on a product page? To have your item appear on the product page, you need to list using product details in the Sell Your Item form, Turbo Lister, File Exchange, or the eBay Application Programming Interface. Does my listing appear both on the product page and in the search results list that appears below the Matching Products module? Yes, listings that show up on product pages will also show up in search results. What is the "Great Value, Great Seller" box at the top of the product page and how can I get my listing featured there? The Great Value, Great Seller box highlights an item with a great price from a high quality seller. This isn't an editorial placement or advertisement, and every seller has an opportunity to be displayed here. In order to be considered, you need to have a competitively priced item, competitive shipping (free shipping is a plus) and a "Raised search standing." For up to date information on your standings and what you can do to improve, check your Seller Dashboard in My eBay. How is the order of listings determined on the product page? The product page is sorted by Best Match. The first four listings are the four most relevant items. Buyers can change the sort order by selecting another option in the "Sort by" drop-down list. On the product pages in Books, Movies & DVDs, Music, and Video Games, the results are further grouped by item condition. What are the item conditions for Books, Movies & DVDs, Music, and Video Games categories? The item conditions for the media categories are:
The information you enter in the Subtitle field of the Sell Your Item form displays on the product page under the "Seller comments" heading. Seller comments let you set yourself apart on the product page by showing buyers more details about your item. Buyers can quickly scan the list to determine what they're interested in. Seller comments include things like fast shipping and handling, item was signed by artist, sealed case, or specific details about you as a seller. Subtitle is currently free in the Books, Movies &DVDs, Music, and Video Games categories when you list with product details. I listed multiple products, but I only see one on the page. In Books, Movies & DVDs, Music, and Video Games, only one seller's listing per condition is displayed on the product page. In other categories, multiple listings from one seller may appear. "See more matching products" page What is the page I see when I click the "See more matching products" link? "See more matching products" shows listings that are relevant to your search term. Items listed without product details are grouped separately, but in the same list. The products appear at the top of the results list, followed by the non-product listings. How are the products and non-product listings chosen for the "See more matching products" list? "See more matching products" uses the same criteria as search results: it displays products and non-product listings relevant to the buyer's search terms. For example, if a buyer searches for iPod nano, "See more matching products" will show both product and non-product listings relevant to "iPod nano." Why are products grouped above non-product listings in "See more matching products"? Since the Matching Products module only appears when there is high product demand, and because the buyer has clicked the "See more matching products" link, we place the products at the top of the search results. How does a buyer get to the "See more matching products" page? Currently the only way for buyers to access the "See more matching products" page from within eBay is by clicking the "see more matching products" link in the Matching Products module. The page is also accessible from Google and other search engines through links and eBay advertising placements. What types of listings are displayed in the "See more matching products" page? After the products, the listings displayed in the "See more matching products" page are non-product listings that match the buyer's query, but the seller did not list with product details. These items should truly be non-product inventory such as unique items that match the user's query, for example, an "Apple" t-shirt. Is it possible for an item that is a product but wasn't listed with product details to be displayed in the "See more matching products" page? Yes. "See more matching products page" displays listings that match the buyers search query but were not listed with product details but these listings will not appear in the top section of matching products or on the product page. How does a buyer distinguish a product from a listing in the "See more matching products" page? Products appear first in the search results list and will always display the number of available listings in orange numbers. Listings do not have an orange number showing the count. If the "See more matching products" page shows a product and the seller has listed with product details, will the seller's listing still appear individually in the search results list? No. If a seller has listed their item with product details, on the "See more matching products" page it will be grouped within the product on the product details page. How is the "See more matching products" page sorted? The "See more matching products page" is sorted by Best Match. The product that is considered the most relevant is displayed at the top of the result set. Which categories use these conditions? The media categories that will use the new item conditions are:
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