Proven Ebay Algorithm Hack That Has Exploded Our Sales!

[@ResaleBrothers]

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[@victoriasluckypenny]

I just signed up...

[@HEYU517]

This is true. I used to sell shoes and have since switched to clothes and my shoe sales have dropped to basically zero. I try to have at least 1 item from each category to list everyday. I have noticed my sales are even across the board. It works

[@ResaleBrothers]

That totally makes sense! It’s crazy how quickly sales can drop in a category once you stop listing in it regularly. Listing at least one item from each category every day is a great strategy to keep sales even across the board. It’s awesome to hear that it’s working for you!

[@erinsmiles2day522]

Why did you quit shoes?

[@HEYU517]

@@erinsmiles2day522 I didnt quit them altogether, they are just not my main source of selling. Storage, cleaning, turnover, and clothing for me is easier to source in my area.

[@mihalyfreeman5928]

Your shoe sales dropped because you have probably sold out of them since you've switched to clothes. Come on, who are you kidding?

[@michaelchristenson7840]

This is good information and very true and I have confirmed for myself. For instance if you look at stores that sell one specific item like jeans for instance. You can definitely see that in stores that list the similar items or in the similar category and subcategory every day they definitely have a boost in search And sell more. Your brother and yourself your store is very impressive you guys should definitely be proud of yourself via amount of success you have achieved and your hard work and dedication it really speaks for itself.. 👍

[@ResaleBrothers]

Thanks so much for the kind words! It’s awesome that you’ve seen this pattern for yourself too-it really does make a difference when you focus on consistent activity in a specific category. Stores that specialize in one category, like jeans, do seem to get that extra search boost from eBay. We really appreciate your support, and we’re definitely proud of the progress we’ve made. Hard work pays off, and it’s always nice to connect with others who are experiencing the same things. Keep up the great work in your store too! 👍

[@Chipperd_]

The issue like myself and a lot of other resellers would have with this algorithm would be a lot of use aren't a niche seller. I go to yardsales, flea markets, etc and find all kinds of different items. I find a great deal on a watch one week and not buy another for 2 months.

[@BigDirtDawg]

I could tell everyone pretty simply how to beat it. List to detailed listings, have 100% positive feedback and ship in a day. As long as you do those 3 things you will tickle the algorithm heavy.

[@ResaleBrothers]

You’re absolutely right-those are some key factors to winning on eBay! Detailed listings, stellar feedback, and fast shipping make a huge difference. The algorithm definitely rewards consistent, reliable sellers. Great advice!

[@philipnorman9364]

Cool video! Is there a way to set the auto recreate to only recreate items that have been on eBay for a longer period of time like over 6 months? Or does it just recreate all listings that are about to end on eBay?

[@ResaleBrothers]

Currently it does not have a setting to do the oldest listings first although I have talked with them about offering that setting soon. Unless you have a massive store it does end up catching all the old listings since it’s doing 100 items per day. They had it set to recreate right before the item would auto relist on ebay to save people from using all their ebay store allowed listing up fast. I did explain to them we need to be able to choose the older listings first because some of us aren’t concerned about exceeding our allowed listings per ebay store.

[@МаринаДельфан]

The first helpful advice I ever received!!!Thank you so much guys!!!!!

[@Blended_Oasis]

👍🏼 thanks for the list!

[@joshuaray2657]

Have good stuff and a metric ton of it to list everyday of the week. Never stop. That's the hack 👍

[@victoriasluckypenny]

I noticed that you guys have the best offer in all your listing, do you set a minimum percentage or amount to either accept or decline as soon as you list?

[@ResaleBrothers]

We do not have minimum amounts. We allow all offers and we also counter all of the low offers. We never just decline.

[@victoriasluckypenny]

@@ResaleBrothers thank you

[@mihalyfreeman5928]

@@johndough23 what the hell is BO? Is that the smell under your pits LMFAO!

[@BigDirtDawg]

@@ResaleBrothersI’ve made plenty of good sales counter offering low ball offers. Some people probably figure you miss all shots you don’t take

[@ambersmith5476]

I mean it isn't really efficient to list this way-touching every category and sub category... but I could see maybe implementing this for relisting using a cross listing software.

[@filipina5kidslifeinusa324]

You think you can recommend the cheaper price for auto posh I only list like maximum of 20 items a day.

[@ResaleBrothers]

Do you currently cross list your 20 items a day to poshmark and Mercari? Or do you list exclusively on eBay?

[@TVhighlights74]

Is there a way to get around having to set up business policies to fill out the shipping section when listing on eBay thru autoposher?

[@shawnmoonflower1227]

Wow helpful! You are awesome :) Thanks for sharing!!

[@ResaleBrothers]

Thanks! Hope it explodes your sales too!

[@WildCardTraders]

Makes sense. I do tend to sell in the categories I'm working on that day

[@ResaleBrothers]

Yeah, it’s interesting how that works! The more active you are in a particular category, the more it seems to boost traffic to those items. Keeping consistent activity across all your categories can really help drive sales in different areas of your store. Glad it resonated with you!

[@NN-pe6ip]

Why don't you use the AutoPosher auto-recreate feature instead of doing it manually?

[@ResaleBrothers]

Since you can’t manually select which items are recreated, we focus on recreating our oldest items first to ensure nothing sits too long. It's also important to list in every subcategory to drive traffic across the board. While the auto-recreate feature is helpful, we’ve seen significantly better results by taking a more hands-on approach.

[@Spacecitylogistics]

@@johndough23 Why are you so bothered by what other people do? Lol Imagine living life, worried about what others do with their business. How much does Ebay pay you?

[@tjants]

How many items from each sub category do you re create daily using autoposher ?

[@alabamaflip2053]

Any cross listing software for eBay and FB Market Place?

[@ResaleBrothers]

Vendoo has FBMP! I will talk to the people at autoposher and see if I can get them to add Facebook soon!

[@VivaLaKam]

Good stuff, thanks so much!

[@ResaleBrothers]

You're welcome! Hope it helps your sales!

[@smunsterman7]

Thank you!!

[@juliedubois5650]

Where do we find the sub categories on Ebay ?

[@ResaleBrothers]

We have a list linked in the description of this video!

[@Reselling777]

Ok thanks I’m gonna try it.

[@ResaleBrothers]

You're welcome! Definitely give it a shot, and I hope it helps boost your sales. Let me know how it goes!

[@rudolphsolis14]

how much you pay for your 12k items inventory?

[@ResaleBrothers]

Around $70,000 Give or take

[@jareddollen1113]

Now they will change it. ( the algorithm)

[@zachariah7114]

Best Ebay Algorithm hack: stop relying on the Ebay algorithm.

[@ResaleBrothers]

You're not wrong! Focusing on great listings, competitive pricing, and consistent activity is key. The algorithm helps, but solid fundamentals always win in the long run!

[@johndough23]

Algos are simply filters. The mistake people make is trying to operate a business like a cockroach would. Looking for holes to slip through. What a poverty mindset. The video here is simply saying if you are not active your sales will filter to your level of engagement. That's it. Problem is most sellers believe in the something for nothing game as they are taught by the people running the World. No better control grid has ever been conceived than this one.

[@hehasrisen7]

so if i understand what you are saying if i'm not listing in every sub category daily ebay doesn't send me traffic to the items in that sub category. This makes so much sense because i did notice that the items that i list daily like jeans they sell way better than my items that i only list occasionally like shirts. I thought that jeans were just more popular than shirts but now i see what you are saying. So ebay rewards listing every day but the traffic goes to the items in the sub categories that you are listing in everyday it does not go to other items in your store that you aren't listing regularly. So you are writing down all your sub categories and if you didn't list a brand new item in one of your sub categories you go to auto posher and recreate a new listing from an existing listing so now ebay will continue to give you traffic to those items. Oh my gosh i have noticed this happening in my store and just didn't figure it out. I think Im going to list at least 5 items in every sub category daily. such a good tip thanks for sharing.

[@ResaleBrothers]

Exactly! You’ve got it. eBay seems to prioritize the categories where you're consistently active, and when you’re listing daily in a subcategory like jeans, you naturally get more traffic to those items. But when you skip subcategories like shirts, they don’t get as much attention. That’s why recreating old listings in those underactive subcategories with AutoPosher helps keep the traffic flowing to all areas of your store. Listing consistently in each subcategory is a great strategy, and listing 5 items per category daily sounds like a solid plan! Glad the tip helped!

[@Aline-zy6ki]

Paid promotion video 😅

[@ResaleBrothers]

No, this is just how we list in every sub category! You don’t need autoposher to list in the sub categories! The main point is to list in each subcategory every day!!

[@consignmentwares1433]

Funny how many of these so called eBay experts can't provide you with an actual copy of eBay's algorithm. Nothing to back up your claims.

[@ResaleBrothers]

Totally get where you're coming from! eBay doesn't publicly share their full algorithm, which makes it tricky to provide a definitive source. Most of the insights come from years of experience and trial and error within the community. While we can't see the algorithm itself, patterns in sales and listing behavior over time help us understand what works. Always open to hearing different perspectives though!

[@cadenblain8045]

@@ResaleBrothers What a very nice and professional reply. Here let me be the unprofessional one and feel no need to respond lol! @consignmentwares1433 No one will ever know what the actual ebay algo is because then it would be too easy to abuse and others to recreate which would devalue ebay. The title says "algorithm hack" not "this is exactly what the ebay algorithm is." Stop being a salty keyboard warrior and start putting in the work like everyone else.

[@johndough23]

If you follow the ebay engineering blogs the outlines can be found. The info you seek is of course proprietary. It's really no secret though. Do the work get paid. Secrets, hacks, tricks and outright cheating and stealing are boat anchors to poverty. Simply cleaning up your ebay listing station and keeping it organized will pay back in spades instead of some temporary hole in the selling process (real or created). Here's the big reveal...the real conmen understand the best way to keep people cornered is to convince them "holes" exist. That if you can just find that secret passage you will be rich!. Common narratives in many entertainment offerings. Everybody at one time or another has been addicted (yes addicted via Dopamine) with a "glory hole". That killer deal. These addicts then spend their time seeking another hit. Literally buried in wealth and opportunities they would rather get a BOLO than simply do better work. All of us are party to this poverty thinking loop. The way out is to see it for what it is and reject it. There is 100x more money sitting in the comps section of the ebay website to mine than any "secret" will ever pay out from. Simply buying any and all XXXl sizes will 2-3x your sales...is that a good enough hack for people? nope. Too much work to know brown is the color when buying handbags like 2x better.

[@warroad]

Judging from your video yesterday, your monthly numbers are the same as they are ever month. Your theory is not valid, sales are THE same. You are selling more womens, as you said, as you are listing more. So theory is really, list more, sell more. OK.....tell us something new............relist old items, see old items sell. OK.

[@ResaleBrothers]

Our numbers are close to the same month to month, which we believe was pretty good as we come out of “summer slowdown” and the economy not being ideal. Also, we are daily selling almost as many items as we list so our store is not growing as fast as it did in previous years. We think that has more to do with our numbers not growing as drastically, rather than listing in every sub category not working. We have noticed a higher variety of items selling due to the strategy discussed in the video but the amount of items we have available is relatively similar month to month hence our numbers being somewhat similar. Plus if you wait for the month of October what sold video you will see an even higher increase in sales as we are up this month

[@old_ladyhustler727]

This was just another Auto Posher video didn’t learn anything new.

[@ResaleBrothers]

The point of the video is to list consistently in each sub category every day. Autoposher just makes it a lot easier to do so.

[@eldachaparro9809]

Quit talking and move to the point. Oh my all of you, only for flipping junk dont talk much.

[@ResaleBrothers]

Got it! The key point here is that listing consistently in specific categories daily can help boost your visibility and sales on eBay. Thanks for your feedback.

[@hollyl3376]

So rude! If you don't like it then move along