Source here ——>>> https://www.whatnot.com/s/O1NAx0YO

Vendoo is filled with helpful keywords and core aesthetics. I've saved these links in my computer for use when making listings that are tough for me to figure out keywords for the title. @Wes Benham https://blog.vendoo.co/a-resellers-guide-to-search-engine-optimization-and-keywords https://blog.vendoo.co/discover-different-core-aesthetics-style-hashtags-balletcore-gorpcore-barbiecore-more

Use this guide to help with title structure and keywords for your eBay Listings.

(I hope it's OK to post this here). Inspired by the STR spreadsheets on here by @Jerry Wilson I wanted to try create something that automatically pulls values off eBay's website. My vision is something that could be used for quick field research. Something that's hopefully more convenient than doing the searches manually, or using ebay features like Terrapeak. Unfortunately, as I am UK based, it is based on the UK site. I'm hoping there's some UK-based people who can give it a try out and let me know their thoughts. - With effort updating the category lists and URLs, I assume it could be made to work for the US. Here is my v1.1 alpha. I have not thoroughly tested it, so there may be some circumstances under which it does not work correctly, and may give wildly inaccurate values, or no values at all - use with caution. I hope all that's needed to test it out is to "make a copy". https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/187Vvo8gxm_2wf-fBo5K3xLqYpnh3Q5mWEitRcbGkUUQ/edit?usp=sharing As the sheet accesses the internet to pull values from eBay's website, there will be a prompt for this. Also the reset button needs a script to work, which clears the value of cells. Before authorising it, I strongly recommend reviewing the code to satisfy yourself that's all it does, by going to "extensions" -> "apps script". If you're concerned about authorising the script, the sheet can be used without it, just clearing the categories can be tedious. If you're into playing around with Google sheets, the inner workings can be uncovered by showing "hidden sheets" under "view".

@John Furness here is a link to my spreadsheet. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-R_dtw0vkmRQ0_HtDwWTeVaNjq6iKaYvineLQMOWzsI/edit?usp=sharing Yes, it is rough and unpolished but it works for me. The colors use conditional formatting. Enter the formula into the cell and the results will dictate the color. The colors are set 30% 40% 50% 60% 75% 100% This is a shared spreadsheet. That means if you change something it changes for everyone. You can make correct adjustments, changes and additions as you find them.