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Selling

Your listing statistics

Views, visitors, watchers, offers, where visitors come from and what upgrades did — and how to use them.

On this page
  1. Where to find them
  2. What the numbers mean
  3. Reading the signals

Statistics show how buyers react to your listing, so you can improve it while it is live.

Where to find them

In Dashboard → My listings each live listing shows its views, watchers, offers and bids. Where the marketplace has a performance page for sellers, it shows more detail for all your listings together.

What the numbers mean

  • Views — how often the listing page was opened. Repeated visits from one address in a day are counted only a few times, so the number is honest.
  • Watchers — members who saved the listing. They are told when your price drops.
  • Offers and bids — how many buyers made a move.
  • Sources — where visitors came from: search on digiflippers.com, alerts, other websites, social media.
  • Upgrades — views per day before and during each upgrade.

Reading the signals

  • Few views: buyers do not find or click it. Improve the title and first image, or try an upgrade.
  • Views but no watchers or offers: buyers look and leave. Usually the price, missing proof or an unclear description.
  • Watchers but no offers: interest is there. A small price drop — watchers are told — often brings offers.

Tip: Change one thing at a time and wait a few days, so you can see what made the difference.

Selling

Your listing statistics

Views, visitors, watchers, offers, where visitors come from and what upgrades did — and how to use them.

On this page
  1. Where to find them
  2. What the numbers mean
  3. Reading the signals

Statistics show how buyers react to your listing, so you can improve it while it is live.

Where to find them

In Dashboard → My listings each live listing shows its views, watchers, offers and bids. Where the marketplace has a performance page for sellers, it shows more detail for all your listings together.

What the numbers mean

  • Views — how often the listing page was opened. Repeated visits from one address in a day are counted only a few times, so the number is honest.
  • Watchers — members who saved the listing. They are told when your price drops.
  • Offers and bids — how many buyers made a move.
  • Sources — where visitors came from: search on digiflippers.com, alerts, other websites, social media.
  • Upgrades — views per day before and during each upgrade.

Reading the signals

  • Few views: buyers do not find or click it. Improve the title and first image, or try an upgrade.
  • Views but no watchers or offers: buyers look and leave. Usually the price, missing proof or an unclear description.
  • Watchers but no offers: interest is there. A small price drop — watchers are told — often brings offers.

Tip: Change one thing at a time and wait a few days, so you can see what made the difference.