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Support for Amazon UK is now live!

Koby Kasnett — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 19:25:38 +0000

You can now use Appeagle to reprice your Amazon.co.uk listings. Support for additional sites on the way!

Announcing the new Dashboard design

Koby Kasnett — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 20:19:25 +0000

We are constantly improving Appeagle and we are proud to announce some major enhancements to the Dashboard. We have greatly simplified the process of managing listings, by moving all features from the SKU dropdown, and making them editable and sortable from the listings row. This allows sellers to identify, and update their listings in a more simplified and quicker process.

The SKU dropdown now displays important information about the SKU, so sellers can see details like the last time competition was retrieved, or when inventory was last updated, etc. As we collect more information in preparation for our upcoming reporting features, relevant data will be displayed in the SKU dropdown.

Stay tuned for many more great enhancements to the Dashboard and other areas of Appeagle!

The eBay catalog and why you should be using it

Koby Kasnett — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 07:02:58 +0000

If you are an experienced eBay seller, you already know that most of the eBay website is not organized and cataloged like Amazon and Buy.com are. What this means is that listings on eBay are not attached to an actual product. They are simply online ads that can be hard to find if not searched properly. More often than not, sellers are omitted from search results simply because the keyword did not match, or because the category was different.

Product catalogs however, use a system that makes it very easy to find all sellers listing that item, search engines can easily index the listings and that results in more sales. While listing to the catalog is largely optional, certain categories like GPS now require you to list to the catalog. As of September 15, you won’t be able to submit a new listing or re-listing that is not associated with a matching product in the catalog. If the catalog doesn’t contain your product, you can add it to the eBay catalog via Sell Your Item, addproduct.ebay.com, Turbo Lister, File Exchange, and Blackthorne.

If you are an electronics seller on eBay, I encourage you to submit your listings to the catalog so you can take advantage of the Appeagle repricing tools and increase your chances of a sale.