eBay reminds sellers to update item specifics in Home & Garden categories
Reading Time: 1 minute As eBay mentioned in the 2019 Spring Seller Update, they are making changes to key items specifics.
READ MORE: eBay Releases 2019 Spring Seller Update
As part of these changes, any ‘required’ item specifics in Home & Garden categories will need to be added to any new or revised listings starting on July 30th, 2019.
To help sellers identify which listings need updating, eBay will highlight which item specifics are ‘required’ and which are ‘recommended’ as part of the listing flow.
This update makes it easy for sellers to identify which item specifics matter most.
For more information on key item specifics and how sellers can optimize their listings visit www.ebay.com/structureddata.
With the deadline of the ‘required’ item specifics just 6 weeks away, now is the time for sellers to act to avoid problems when running listings auto-renew.
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Richard Meldner
Richard is co-founder of eSeller365. He has over 17 years of experience on eBay which includes tens of thousands of sales to buyers in over 100 countries and even has experience with eBay’s VeRO program enforcing intellectual property rights for a former employer. And for about two years Richard sold products on Amazon using Amazon FBA in the US.
To “relax” from the daily business grind, for a few weekends a year, he also works for IMSA as a professional race official.