I checked into my booth to find an odd display of items and not what I was used to seeing from highest to lowest. Heck, I hadn’t realized there even WAS a popularity setting! I don’t see any mention of this in a blog and don’t know if everyone (that has a free booth) sees all booths this way.
But I am also wondering if it is supposed to be the most popular…how come the items that have the highest stats in my booth aren’t the ones on top?! Either by filtering out sold and crawler views or all stats for the last month. So very odd…
I’m not saying I don’t like it, I’m not really sure how I feel about it (and frankly I rarely get sales here anymore), I am wondering how they figure popularity. It doesn’t fit with my stats so how else would that be determined?
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Catnutti Reputation: 178 See Catnutti's booth |
It’s a nifty option and can be useful, but not geared to all searches. For example, I sell books which are grouped by author or subject with the thinking that a buyer is there for one purchase and might pick up another similar item.
Thankfully, there are options to viewing items in a booth that you can switch. A drop down menu is at the top right-hand corner so you can still view booth items by highest and lowest cost.
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irishonebac Reputation: 238 See irishonebac's booth |
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Now that I’ve noticed it (thanks for that) I think I like it but I do have one burning question How is Popularity determined? and to say Hey Thanks Guys I think it makes for a more interesting display on coming into a booth. :)
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ZiggyZool Reputation: 1320 See ZiggyZool's booth |
Well, all I know is that I was contacted by a customer that tried searching within my booth and kept getting zero results, despite seeing that I had items with that very keyword showing on my main page. I checked the help boards, read this question and told them to try searching again but then changing the default sort to lowest price or highest price, and Voila! it worked. Perhaps someone can work on fixing that bug?
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autonutt Reputation: 418 See autonutt's booth |
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