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on 11-02-2018 02:45 AM
Hi
I am in the UK.
Here is a guide to Promotions Rules that were sent to me in December 2017 by a VERY HELPFUL eBay rep.
Here are the rules for our Markdown Manager:
Rules and Guidelines for using the Markdown Manager.
-Most sales are processed within an hour.
-Items can be discounted 5% to 75%.
-Revising the item price or any shipping information in the Revise My Item page removes the item from a sale.
-There are minimum and maximum durations for price sales.
*A Fixed-Price sale can be 1 to 14 days. The minimum duration between sales is 14 days.
-If a listing is already on sale, you won't be able to add a new sale.
-Item must have been active for 14 calendar days.
-Items need to have a "rest period" of 14 days between two periods of being part of a sale.
*I.E. the items can't have been included into a previous sale event in the last 14 days before the beginning of the new sale
*Revising the price and/or postage and packaging T&C's will also prevent an item going into a Markdown sale
-If you have listings in multiple currencies and choose to discount by an amount (not a percentage), that discount is in the currency of the listings and won't be converted.
-Sales can be scheduled up to 30 days in advance, and eBay keeps sale information for up to 15 months after the end date.
-Your final discounted list price must be £0.99 or more for a sale to be applied.
-Items listed in the Mature Audiences categories won't be included in sales.
-The discount percentage icon will not appear on Fixed-Price Multi Variation (MSKU) or Multiple Variation items.
If you relist or sell a similar item, it should be relisted at the original price.
-Some third party listing tools are not compatible with Markdowns because they "refresh" the listing frequently (which goes against the "at least 14-days rest period" rule stated above)
-There are 2 workarounds for 3rd Party Listing Tools:
1. Setting up a sale event + markdown sale at least 14 days in advance AND using the “prevent further revision of the price” checkbox at set-up
2. Offer the discount as an unconditional “order discount” within Promotion Manager.
*The discount will only apply at checkout if the buyer is adding the item to their basket (it will not display a Was/Now price on Search Results and View Item Page)
Hope this information is helpful and as promised, I'll speak to you soon tommorow 3 o'clock.
Thanks
Very Helpful eBay Rep
I am in the UK.
Here is a guide to Promotions Rules that were sent to me in December 2017 by a VERY HELPFUL eBay rep.
Here are the rules for our Markdown Manager:
Rules and Guidelines for using the Markdown Manager.
-Most sales are processed within an hour.
-Items can be discounted 5% to 75%.
-Revising the item price or any shipping information in the Revise My Item page removes the item from a sale.
-There are minimum and maximum durations for price sales.
*A Fixed-Price sale can be 1 to 14 days. The minimum duration between sales is 14 days.
-If a listing is already on sale, you won't be able to add a new sale.
-Item must have been active for 14 calendar days.
-Items need to have a "rest period" of 14 days between two periods of being part of a sale.
*I.E. the items can't have been included into a previous sale event in the last 14 days before the beginning of the new sale
*Revising the price and/or postage and packaging T&C's will also prevent an item going into a Markdown sale
-If you have listings in multiple currencies and choose to discount by an amount (not a percentage), that discount is in the currency of the listings and won't be converted.
-Sales can be scheduled up to 30 days in advance, and eBay keeps sale information for up to 15 months after the end date.
-Your final discounted list price must be £0.99 or more for a sale to be applied.
-Items listed in the Mature Audiences categories won't be included in sales.
-The discount percentage icon will not appear on Fixed-Price Multi Variation (MSKU) or Multiple Variation items.
If you relist or sell a similar item, it should be relisted at the original price.
-Some third party listing tools are not compatible with Markdowns because they "refresh" the listing frequently (which goes against the "at least 14-days rest period" rule stated above)
-There are 2 workarounds for 3rd Party Listing Tools:
1. Setting up a sale event + markdown sale at least 14 days in advance AND using the “prevent further revision of the price” checkbox at set-up
2. Offer the discount as an unconditional “order discount” within Promotion Manager.
*The discount will only apply at checkout if the buyer is adding the item to their basket (it will not display a Was/Now price on Search Results and View Item Page)
Hope this information is helpful and as promised, I'll speak to you soon tommorow 3 o'clock.
Thanks
Very Helpful eBay Rep