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EbayeBay News TeamAnnouncement
eBay’s Mobile App Offers a Goldmine of Insights for Sellers
Summary
eBay’s Product Research, formerly called Terapeak, brings three years of sold-items data into its mobile app so sellers can research products and create listings from anywhere. The service reports actual sold prices, including accepted Best Offer prices, along with average and range, free-shipping share, average shipping cost, and the number of sellers who sold a product. Sellers can search, sort, filter, inspect a price-trend graph, and use “Sell one like this” to start a listing pre-populated from a sold listing. Product Research is available in the latest eBay app for iOS and Android, while desktop sellers can use it through Seller Hub; planned additions include sell-through rate, more trend graphs, and active-listing views.
Context
Sellers can access eBay’s sold-items data to research products and list items through the mobile app, extending access to information previously used by teams across the company.
Approach / What changed
Product Research, previously named Terapeak, embeds three years of sales data, search and filtering tools, price trends, and a pre-populated “Sell one like this” listing workflow in eBay’s iOS and Android apps. Desktop access is provided through Seller Hub.
Takeaways
Product Research includes actual sold prices, accepted Best Offer prices, average and range, free-shipping percentage, average shipping, and the number of sellers who sold a product.
A price-trend graph shows average sold data over time, and sellers can search, sort, and filter the available information.
The latest eBay app supports Product Research on iOS and Android; planned updates include sell-through rate, additional trend graphs, and active-listing views.
Source and freshness
- Source
- innovation.ebayinc.com
- Published
- Added to Yomu
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