No searches come up with my booth Not my shop or booth name and not Bonanza.com/booths/my shopname
Even on questions there is no answer!
Customer service takes days to answer and you don’t get answers you need!!!
No one finds this at all. On Etsy you can search for shops and find people!
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PamsPawsJewelry Reputation: 12 See PamsPawsJewelry's booth |
yes, you can be found. also if you are looking for someone here on bonanza, go to the search bar and put in who you are looking for, for instance, I put in your booth name, and it showed and i was able to go to your booth.
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misskeech Reputation: 1958 See misskeech's booth |
PamsPawsJewelry_ is the name of your booth. When I type that in I can see a link to your booth. Your URL is [URL removed]
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InspiredCreations Reputation: 1435 See InspiredCreations' booth |
There’s also a way to see how many of your items show up in google shopping but I can’t remember how.
Anyone remember?
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Once_Again Reputation: 525 See Once_Again's booth |
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Hi everyone,
Thanks for your comments and info.
Maybe it takes a while to be seen. I now can but did not at first, also the _ underline thing I guess makes the difference, LOL!
Happy Selling!
Although now I need to know how you sell on here as I have had 1 sale in 9 months!
I have tried to promo the Bonanza site on Twitter but no way like Etsy to promote that I know of.
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PamsPawsJewelry Reputation: 12 See PamsPawsJewelry's booth |
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