The views and watchers don't matter until I hear the Cha Ching lol.

It is. I have seller friends who do that.

Yes, like who cleans up their watch list every day, or week or even every month?? Not me.

But watchers often convert to buyers via "offers to watchers". So they aren't as useless as you seem to think.

@@SteveFrenchWoodNStuff I can speak only for myself. I currently have over 400 listings being watched. The percentage of the watchers becoming buyers is less than 1%. That's certainly means nothing in my business.

BINGO!!!! An ego-maniac. I watch a few guys I get info from and tips, etc. When they, maybe warn you of something, he will make a video telling viewers that their video was wrong. Sorry ....but why was it he couldnt produce documentation on $5,000, one of a kind sneakers?

Thanks for the comment! Very true, I watched a fair amount of his content before he was suspended on ebay. I took a lot of what he said with a grain of salt and picked out things that were useful in my own business. He knew the video would ruffle some feathers and he was right. I myself jumped in and made a video about it. And being totally honest, I did it because I knew it was hot topic so I hope you'll forgive me for that haha.

It’s usually sellers who are trying to see when yours sells and for how much.

Thank you for the comment! I do dislike his tendency to just call people lazy when it comes to not being successful reselling. Maybe its a tough love approach but, I never liked it much. I heard him in a podcast address the $20 profit minimum per item thing. He stated that people complained about having to do lots of listings, or have large inventories. Thats why they push that so hard. Its obviously very unrealistic for a lot of people, including myself. At the end of the day, I just think there is a lot of ways to be successful on ebay and many people were doing great on ebay before all these KZfaqrs popped up. There is no one size fits all approach to reselling online and whoever tells you otherwise is normally trying to sell you something.

No you don't. I delist and sell similar all the time. I sell a lot of stuff that sits for months. Furthermore, I also tweak the listing every time I sell a similar item. I have almost 2000 items and never had problems with eBay when I delist 50 at a time 2 or 3 times a week. It keeps your item from becoming stagnant.

@@MarkHall-sb6ym so you delist 50 at a time and you tweak every single one when you sell similar?

@@rogerfederer3817 Yep, I tweak everything a little. It also gives you the chance to check your pics and descriptions to make sure earthing is square. Once you get use to it, it goes pretty quick. I can delist and sell similar 50 in less than an hour, and that's tweaking each listing. I also list 7-10 new items with my sell similar.

I paid for the program and is doing much better