I was shopping in a booth just now and found the same item with the same listing number in more than one category. I have been wanting to do that but could not figure out how.
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SegundaVez Reputation: 310 See SegundaVez's booth |
You don’t have to have a membership. If you are using custom booth categories and have it set to automatically assign your items to a category, then you can have items in multiple store custom categories. The system will look for the exact words of your categories in your title or description, then assign it to a category. One problem with that system, if you have a lot of extra words in your items, like Check out my other items and list them, then your item will also show in those categories. Example, if you are selling a necklace and put in We have matching earrings, then your necklace will show in necklace and earrings category.
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A2z4u2c Reputation: 1291 See A2z4u2c's booth |
I think you have to have a paid membership to do that. I have actually been considering the paid memberships for that very reason
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Tortuga Reputation: 160 See Tortuga's booth |
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Thanks for the info “people”…. was just listing NASCAR Christmas Ornaments and was perplexed as to the most effective category so collectors wont miss out..Researching items for Cost and Shipping comparison, dont offer you the category info for listing your reviewing….or do they? Am I not seeing this correctly?
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checker-flag-trading Reputation: 24 See checker-flag-trading's booth |
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