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 castlegree
 
posted on October 30, 2001 08:30:31 AM
Several months ago there was a great thread describing how to create a personalized gallery of current items for sale. Does anyone have that bookmarked and, if so, can you please post it here?
Many Thanks.,


 
 packer
 
posted on October 30, 2001 09:08:01 AM
Hi castlegree,

I have no link but I did copy preacher4u's instructions and kept them.


preacher4u

posted on December 9, 1999 07:12:25 PM

I've got a good one, It works WONDERS for me. First, put all of your auctions on the Gallery option (its an extra quarter, but well worth it.)When you post your auctions, put a codeword on the description (a word you will never find on another auction when you run a search) Then ,before you post the auctions, run a search on that codeword, click the "gallery only" option, then copy the resulting URL (obviously, nothing's going to show up... YET) and paste it onto your auction description as a link, and put something like this: "If you want to see a Gallery of all my items, click HERE" And presto! Instant personal gallery page! Works wonders and the traffic in my auctions has doubled since I started using it, and suddently single customers started getting into multiple auctions!!

It will look like this with the proper coding:

<p><A HREF=http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?MfcISAPICommand=GetResult&SortProperty=MetaEndSort&pb=&ebaytag1=ebayreg&ht=2&st=1&query=XXX&ebaytag1code=0 target=new>My Personal Picture Gallery</A><p>

Replace the X's with your code word or letters.

One piece of my own advice to you is try to put your code word or letters(3 is better) in your title. This way when your auctions get indexed they will show up right away in your gallery.
Do a search for a couple of days of your code word or letters to be sure that they don't show up alot of other auctions.

packer


 
 airloom
 
posted on October 30, 2001 09:50:55 AM
Why go to all that trouble/expense when the auctiva showcase is free?
 
 packer
 
posted on October 30, 2001 09:58:41 AM
Older model computers lock and crash with auctiva.

That is a sure fire way for buyers to NEVER enter your gallery.

packer

 
 castlegree
 
posted on October 30, 2001 01:22:59 PM
Packer
Many thanks. That's exactly what I was looking for.


 
 eBud
 
posted on October 30, 2001 03:31:24 PM
Hi,

We've gone to great lengths to make sure Auctiva Showcase works for everyone. If you will give me the operating system and web browser versions I will personally look into it, but Showcase has been running over a year now and I dont know of any compatibility issues.

Thanks,

Auctiva
Support Tom T.
[ edited by eBud on Oct 30, 2001 03:32 PM ]
 
 jeffj318
 
posted on October 30, 2001 04:15:38 PM
Hi

If Packer says Jump - you should ask "How high?"

Packer has helped me out with some great advice. The gallery items work nicely and it is one way for the perpective buyer to catch all your items. Sometimes, you will find another seller uses the same three letters. That may be ok as long as they are not selling things that you don't care for.

JJ

 
 
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