By setting up and tracking A/B Testing with Sellebrity, it is very easy to determine how effectively your various template designs and/or keywords are driving your visitors to make purchases.
In A/B testing, you unleash two different versions of a keyword, advertisement, website, web/landing page, banner design or variable and see which performs the best. You test version A vs. version B to see how different versions perform.
It is generally accepted that the best format for selling is to put the image on the left and the title and description on the right. But .. what else can be done? Let’s find out.
Example comparison of two listing styles.
Here are the steps how to do A/B testing with Sellebrity.
Having trouble using the available tools to find the the best days and times to list on eBay?
It is easy with Sellebrity Analytics. This short article will show you how to do so — using an actual example from an eBay seller. His eBay names were changed for the sake of publication.
Not all types of auctions follow the same trends. Everyone is different. And different auction types factor in, such as Fixed Price or regular auctions.
Here are some examples for one particular seller, that deals only Fixed-Price or eBay Store items.
First: The Best Day
When you join, after 30 days or so you can spot trends.
This seller should sell most of his stuff on Sundays. Do you agree?
Next: The Best Times of Day
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What is your “SEO IQ”? Do you know your best KP’s? How do you fare in SERPs? Don’t worry, if this is all gobbledegook to you, here is a walk-through to tell you (and even expert users) what you need to know quickly.
The SEO rage is here. We can help! SEO means search engine optimization; KP’s mean keyword phrases, and SERP means search engine result pages. So far, simple enough… let’s look at a series of charts and graphs that help us decide what to do instead of guessing.
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They say a picture is worth 1000 words. But here is a picture that is worth 1000 bids.
Pick a new country to sell in. This is a short article on why to start selling Internationally, now how. Let your data decide. I have suggested to many people that they start selling Internationally, to UK and Australia (Canada doesn’t count), and after that, who knows? One user in particular had a lot of traffic from Australia because of the nature of her product line I guessed, so I said she should look into that. She just responded, she “didn’t like to sell Internationally” because of the “hassle” involved. Let’s prove her wrong, shall we?
For a 25% increase in business she could probably overcome any problems she encountered. Well, now I can change her mind; below is a screen snapshot from the traffic of this person’s auction items. You can tell from the shade of blue that her listings are no stranger to AU.
In your own Sellebrity Analytics account, click the LOCALE tab:
Medium blue areas like UK and AU are significant for sales.
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Here is one neat way to use data from Sellebrity Analytics to analyze your data and make an additional sale or two per week! I hope this will inspire you to share other examples you encounter.
One day, you are checking out World Spy (which shows you a live view of visitors to your website or eBay listings). You see that one of your regular buyers, Haris Pilton, keeps popping up. (Her name is there because she bought from you on a previous occasion, and you either entered her name manually, or her checkout action put it there automatically. (More on that in a future article.)
A previous customer, Haris Pilton, pops in for a visit.
Let’s SPY on Ms. Pilton some more. So we click on her, and we are taken to the following page.
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Most people will want to exclude themselves from their own statistics. Here’s how to block yourself, all your computers, and all your co-workers.
You have 2 ways to block yourself.
Just start at Home -> Site Preferences -> IP tags & filters
- “Click here to set this cookie” and repeat for every computer you own.
- Click “Add new IP address.” See snapshot below. You can NAME the person and optionally BLOCK them from stats as well.
Exclude and/or name your IP addresses.
That way, if your IP changes (e.g. 151.244.232.12) the cookie will still make sure you are ignored. If your IP address changes, you still have the fallback that the cookie also stops you from being tracked. So make sure to set the cookie on every computer that you use, and also set it each time you clear ALL of your cookies.
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