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| Saving a listing to post later, a tutorial. |
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littleputbooks says: |
Hi all! I just discovered that you can create a listing & save it.
Step 1: Create the listing through to page 5 (where you would hit the finish button)
Step 2: copy the URL (Looks like this --->http://uploads.etsy.com/create_listing5.php?listing_id=0000000)
and paste it elsewheres. (I suggest writing it in an email to yourself so it becomes a clickable link)
Step 3: Go out & play, you've just saved your listing!
To upload saved listing
1. Copy the URL that you placed elsewheres or click on the link in your email (& skip step 2)
2. Paste it in the url box thingy (top of browser page) (hit go)
3. Hit the finish button.
An now your listing gets listed and it is brand new :)
Ta. Da. |
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Posted at 2:09 pm, July 4 2007 EST - Report this post
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babastudioPrague says: |
AH! Wonderful! I owe you coffee and a cake for this - just let me know next time you're in Prague :)
Off to try it... |
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Posted at 2:15 pm, July 4 2007 EST - Report this post
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GoTo says: |
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This method will keep you from getting front page exposure and will still put you in the original time slot for serach results and category browsing. |
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Posted at 2:17 pm, July 4 2007 EST - Report this post
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GoTo says: |
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(Admin has said that the search and browsing order are based on the time you start making your listing, not the time you finish it. Your item gets a number as soon as you click to start your listing.) |
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Posted at 2:19 pm, July 4 2007 EST - Report this post
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BeaG says: |
What GoTo said.
It deprives you of the exposure of a new item. You will list it as an 'old' item.
BeaG |
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Posted at 2:28 pm, July 4 2007 EST - Report this post
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littleputbooks says: |
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Well I just tried it & it came up in the little pictures next to "buy" options.... |
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Posted at 2:31 pm, July 4 2007 EST - Report this post
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