How to Relist Ended Listings on eBay by Batch
Log into your eBay account., Look at your Active Selling items., View the dashboard., Expand “Sell Views.” Under the Summary panel, look for “Sell” and click on it to expand its view., View all unsold items., Select items to relist., View items to...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Log into your eBay account.
Take note of the time left, and make a mental note so that you know when to come back once they’ve ended. , There’s a summary view on the left part of the page. , You’ll see the following:
All Selling Scheduled Active Sold Unsold Deleted , Click on “Unsold.” You will be brought to another page that lists all your unsold items.
These are listings that ended without buyers. , You can select all of them or just a few of them by checking the tick boxes beside each item.
From this view, you can also relist items one at a time by clicking “Relist” under the Actions column. , Once you’ve selected the items to be relisted, click the Relist button found at the bottom.
Your selected listings will be processed and displayed. , In the Relist view, you can make minor changes on individual item listings.
It’s in a spreadsheet type of view, where you can edit individual cells.
Just click on the cell you’d like to edit and make the necessary changes.
You can make changes to the following:
Photos “Buy it now” price Starting price Condition Format Duration Category. , You can select all of them or just a few of them by checking the tick boxes beside each item. , Click “Submit changes” found at the bottom of the page. , Review the summary and the associated fees for the listings, if any.
Once you’re satisfied with your changes, click on “Confirm and submit.” A confirmation message will be shown when the processing is done. , Click on “Finish.” All the selected previously unsold items are now removed from the Unsold view.
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Step 2: Look at your Active Selling items.
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Step 3: View the dashboard.
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Step 4: Expand “Sell Views.” Under the Summary panel
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Step 5: look for “Sell” and click on it to expand its view.
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Step 6: View all unsold items.
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Step 7: Select items to relist.
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Step 8: View items to relist.
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Step 9: Edit item details.
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Step 10: Finalize the items to relist.
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Step 11: Relist selected items.
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Step 12: Confirm and submit.
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Step 13: View relisted items.
Detailed Guide
Take note of the time left, and make a mental note so that you know when to come back once they’ve ended. , There’s a summary view on the left part of the page. , You’ll see the following:
All Selling Scheduled Active Sold Unsold Deleted , Click on “Unsold.” You will be brought to another page that lists all your unsold items.
These are listings that ended without buyers. , You can select all of them or just a few of them by checking the tick boxes beside each item.
From this view, you can also relist items one at a time by clicking “Relist” under the Actions column. , Once you’ve selected the items to be relisted, click the Relist button found at the bottom.
Your selected listings will be processed and displayed. , In the Relist view, you can make minor changes on individual item listings.
It’s in a spreadsheet type of view, where you can edit individual cells.
Just click on the cell you’d like to edit and make the necessary changes.
You can make changes to the following:
Photos “Buy it now” price Starting price Condition Format Duration Category. , You can select all of them or just a few of them by checking the tick boxes beside each item. , Click “Submit changes” found at the bottom of the page. , Review the summary and the associated fees for the listings, if any.
Once you’re satisfied with your changes, click on “Confirm and submit.” A confirmation message will be shown when the processing is done. , Click on “Finish.” All the selected previously unsold items are now removed from the Unsold view.
They can now be found under the Active Selling list.
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