Set Up Your Store

1. Log in to My eBay and under the Account tab, click on Manage My Store
2. Click on Display Settings under Store Design in the left navigation
3. Under Theme and Display, click on Change" next to Item Display Settings
4. Scroll down to Sort Order and choose your preference from the drop–down menu.
5. Click Save Settings.

The Listing Frame allows sellers to pull elements such as their Store category list or Store Search box into all of their item description pages with only a few clicks. There are three key elements (see image below):

• Store Name
• Listing Header
• Category Navigation Bar

One of the most successful marketing strategies for Store sellers is to market their Stores within their listing descriptions. The Listing Frame makes it quick and easy for you to employ this powerful strategy in a professional and effective way. The Listing Frame also helps you merchandise the breadth of items you carry and reinforces your Store's branding.

From Manage My Store, click "Listing Frame". You'll be taken to a page where you can easily make changes.

No, the Listing Frame setting automatically applies to all or none of your listings.

If you choose to add the category navigation bar that appears on the left side, your item description will be compressed slightly into the remaining screen width when displayed. We encourage sellers to take this into account when designing their item description template. The exact size of the category navigation bar of the Listing Frame is 170 pixels.

• Store Logo Display
• Search Box
• Categories
• Other Store Page Links
• Newsletter Sign-up
• Add to Favorite Stores

You can create up to 300 Store categories. Your Store category total includes the sum of all level 1, level 2, and level 3 categories. For example, you could have 300 level 1 categories or 30 level 1 categories with 10 subcategories each. Please note: eBay automatically creates a default level 1 category named "Other Items" that can't be edited and does count toward the 300 category limit.