Well, if you’re trying to get as many listings up on eBay as possible, this is probably the only way to do it. I see them all the time on eBay – the listing looks exactly the same for all products, with some small description block and stock/Google Images. IF you’re doing some kind of dropshipping scheme or say liquidation stock and need to list 10+ items each day, then yes – you may want to look into some kind of bulk/automated listing tool to use.īut here’s the thing – they will create crappy looking listings.

And for this you don’t really need any extra tools or software – you can simply use Seller Hub.

Most people nowadays will import just one or two products from China at a time and then list them on eBay. I’m talking here about most common situations when you need to list 5-10 items at a time, usually even less. It is limited in listing formatting but as I showed in my recent eBay listing formatting video, you can easily do this using free 3rd party tools and still be fine. The new Seller Hub, within eBay itself, is good enough for creating listings and good enough for managing them. There’s simply no need to pay for complicated listing tools IF you don’t run a business where you have hundreds and thousands of listings. In most cases you don’t – let me explain why. Since eBay has discontinued Turbo Lister, more and more people are sending me emails and asking about the best Turbo Lister alternatives. A short message to all people who are worried about the future without Turbo Lister:

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