Listing insights and Promoted Listings

Open a listing's detail

On the Listings page, click any listing to open its detail page. The top shows views (last 90 days), watchers, offers, and click-through, with Edit inventory card, View on eBay, and Reprice actions.

Traffic funnel

The Traffic funnel (last 90 days) starts with listing impressions reported by eBay, then shows views, watchers, and offers. Listing impressions can come from eBay search results or your eBay Store. A big drop from impressions to views usually means the title, photo, or price isn't winning the click — a cue to improve the listing.

Traffic sources break views down by eBay search, your eBay Store, other eBay pages, direct visits, and off-eBay visits. The source panel stays empty until eBay reports at least one view and explains when eBay has not supplied a breakdown.

These numbers come from eBay's own reporting, which CardZen records once a night, so the newest day appears the following morning and history builds from the day you connected.

You vs market and suggested price

You vs market compares your asking price to the comp-based suggested price and flags when you're well above or below the market. The Suggested panel shows that price, the comp range, and a confidence label — choose View comps to see the comparable sales.

If you're priced too high to draw clicks, use Reprice to adjust without leaving CardZen.

Promote a listing

Promoted Listings pay eBay a percentage of the final sale price in exchange for higher placement in search. You can set this from CardZen. When a listing is promoted, CardZen shows its active ad rate on the Listings page and in the Promote panel.

Turn on Promote new listings by default in Settings to apply your saved promotion rule automatically. Scheduled listings are promoted after eBay makes them live.

1. 1Open the listing's detail page.
2. 2In the Promote panel, choose Promote.
3. 3Enter the ad rate — the percentage of the sale price you'll pay eBay for placement.
4. 4Confirm to start promoting. Reopen the same panel any time to change or remove the rate.

Ad fees stay in your profit math

Promoted-listing ad fees flow into your numbers, so the Promoted listings line in your P&L and the net on each sale already account for what you paid eBay for placement — your profit stays accurate.