New evidence on green waves. Observed over long period. Reselling on Ebay with  

100% its only logical if you sold it once you will sell it again might not be as fast but you will sell it logical only states that and how i have done it for 25 years reselling full time if i sold it ill always pick it up if its within my Margins of what ill pay for my inventory (usually 10% of what im going to list it for)

Ebid? Stop that foolishness.

@@justinbushaw Why?

The biggest lie of reselling world. Listing daily will only grow your inventory. Do it long enough, and with 20k active items you'll struggle to get 20 sales a day. I've seen it many times. Even here, on youtube. Concentrate on selling, not on listing. I had a run of 11 months straight without listing a single item. My sales stayed consitsant troughout entire time. There's a video on my channel where I show the numbers.

@@polish_pete_uk Listing daily works for me but I will watch more of your vids because I would really like to stop.

@@justinbushaw it works to the point where your shop is full of items that dont sell. Then troubles begin.

I dont know that, unfortunately.

The question is: are your items similar to each other. And I don't mean if they are in the real life. Does algorithm sees them as similar to each other?

Absolutelly disagree. I can take those 1000 cameras, and make them looking super similar to each other in the eyes of algorithm, yet differentiate them for the buyer. If I'll take a pair of jeans, and a denim skirt, I can have 6 tp 8 keywords repeated in the title, and say 15 in item specifics. And algo will see them as similar, and after the sale of one, it'll push the other one. If I can select from item specifics: blue, denim, cotton, elastane, stretch, zip, pockets, mid rise, dark wash, casual, classic, modern and reinforce it with item specifics that I have to type in, as they're not there, like: belt loops, zip fly, back pockets They'll be very similar for the algorithm. Items don't have to be from the same category to be similar. I've sold 80% of my mustard yellow items in one week, and they were accross categories. I've sold dozen H&M items in one week, again across categories. From 15th of may till now, so less than a month, I have sold a-line dress on: 15.5 x2 16.5 x2 17.5 x2 18.5 19.5 20.5 22.5 25.5 26.5 27.5 x2 28.5 30.5 31.5 2.6 3.6 5.6 7.6 x2 Out of about 300 a-line dresses in my shop. On a very saturated market, where people go down to rock bottom prices, as they just want to get rid of them. This is not coincidence.

Good job!