OMG DG! You broke the keywords! Now the listings only say Bouquets
eta128688, would you manage to find your listings if you were looking for these items? And would you buy from yourself if you found them? That's the key question.
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Oh dear. :8}
@eta, my apologies if I didn't explain what I meant clearly enough. What I was trying to get across is that you need to use more words in the titles, ones that people would type in the search bar (or even google) to look for your items, as very few people would type 'colours' or 'available' when looking for bouquets.
So, for example, let's say your bouquets are aimed at brides, made up of silk roses, and only available in pink and white - I would use a title like: Pink & White Rose Silk Flower Bridal Wedding Bouquet (the aim is to use as many relevant words with the 80 characters as possible, and they do have to apply to what you're selling). If you have a look at other bouquet listings, you'll see how others are using the title space (eg handmade, piece count).
If they're available in a range of colour choices in the one listing, then I'd be more inclined to have a composite gallery picture (i.e. a main picture that shows a couple of different bouquets buyers can choose from) with a word like custom in the title, along with some of the more popular colours.
