If you use our platform to promote eBay seller feeds, you know that keeping track of fast-moving inventory can be a challenge. We recently heard from users who curate time-sensitive auction picks, and they pointed out a crucial gap: without knowing exactly when an auction ends, it is hard to tell which listings are still actionable.
Our development team dug deep into the eBay API capabilities, and we are proud to introduce three brand-new data points to our eBay feeds to make your content curation easier and more accurate than ever.
Here is what is new:
1. Auction End Time No more guessing games! Your feeds will now display the exact end date and time of the listing. This is a game-changer for anyone promoting time-sensitive auctions, allowing you to prioritize items that are closing soon and create genuine urgency for your audience.
2. Clear Listing Types Previously, auction items could only be inferred if there was a “Current bid price,” and sometimes the buy button would still read “Buy It Now.” We have fixed this by adding explicit labels for every item. You and your audience will now clearly see whether an item is an Auction or a Fixed Price listing.
3. Bid Count Tracking Want to highlight the most popular items? You can now see the exact number of bids on auction items directly in your feed. This is a fantastic way to showcase high-demand products and drive more engagement to your curated lists.
Ready to see it in action? Because we rely on the official eBay API, we are always looking for ways to maximize the options available to our users. These new features are live right now, so if you are already running eBay seller feeds, you can check them out immediately.
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