Is There a best duration for buy it now with best offer?

[twobigwheels]

I am selling NWT Cycling Jersey's. Year old, closeouts, etc.
The jersey's are about a third the cost of new retail.
I have 500 listings free a month, if I have 100 items, am I better off having durations of 7-10 days, in case people look up newly listed or ending soon?
Thanks in advance

 

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[Beans]

This is not advice, just how I do it. If I know it will be a slow sell I go fix priced for 30 days or I know what I want for an item. I normally only use auction if I do not know what the item is really worth so I let the market set the price. With newly listed and ending soon, dont know if people shop that way. Experiment and see what happens.

 

[trdhrdr007]

There is a formula that eBay uses to decide what order to put listings when someone does a search that doesn't specify newly listed or price or whatever. Some things that help you get to the top is free shipping, how often you list, how many items you have listed, if you are a Top Rated Seller, etc. Having said that, I haven't been able to find out exactly what gets a listing priority & doubt anyone else knows either. I do mostly BIN & list for 30 days with good until cancelled, mainly because I like to LIFI (list it forget it). IMO if it's priced right it will sell eventually.

 

[Beachkid23]

When I get multiples of something I will list all of them at by now. Then once they're all up I will auction a couple of them and say in my listing please check my store for other items like this. That way you might get somebody who will buy the auction when others my come in and buy it now.