Promoted placement
Show how sellers can plan visibility, buyers can recognize placement, and operators can keep quality, trust, and category fit ahead of campaign spend.
Performance review
Visibility plans need caps, labels, and stop controls
Seller placement is shown as a reviewable plan with demo metrics. It does not promise reach, traffic, sales, or buyer action.
Daily cap: $12
Sealed strategy-card display placement can run for two days with a seller-visible cap and pause state.
Budget capped
Placement label
Search and category cards show a visible label near price, seller rating, proof, and handoff.
Buyer-visible
Performance summary
Demo readout shows views, saves, offers, bids, cart starts, and organic comparison.
Review results
Proof blocker
Signed card placement is paused until cert photo and corner images are repaired.
Fix proof first
Fulfillment blocker
Late packing proof can pause placement until handoff quality is back in range.
Resolve shipping
Stop control
Seller can stop a placement plan and keep the reason, item, cap, and results visible.
Stop plan
Placement Types
- Search result boost for listings that match the query and category filters.
- Category rail placement for high-quality items with complete proof and strong seller standing.
- Saved-search alert placement for buyers already watching a category, price band, location, or handoff type.
Buyer Labels
- Promoted items stay labeled near price, seller rating, condition, and handoff choice.
- Labels should not hide auction state, return terms, item proof, report history, or pickup requirements.
- Buyers should be able to compare promoted and organic listings in the same result set.
Eligibility Rules
- Listing title, category, photos, condition, item specifics, and fulfillment terms must be complete.
- Open reports, restricted inventory, weak proof, seller holds, and pickup capacity issues can pause placement.
- Hub-checked items can qualify for stronger placement after condition notes and release rules are attached.
Budget Controls
- Seller chooses window, daily cap, target category, handoff type, offer threshold, and ending-time preference.
- Campaign preview shows eligible inventory, estimated reach, saved-search overlap, and quality fixes first.
- Paused campaigns keep history, spend estimate, reason, owner, and next action visible.
Reporting
- Seller sees views, saves, messages, offers, bids, cart review starts, sell-through, and report impact.
- Operator sees category saturation, buyer complaints, low-quality placements, spend concentration, and seller outcomes.
- Results should separate organic demand from paid placement so sellers understand what worked.
Operator Review
- Review queues flag missing proof, restricted terms, category mismatch, seller risk, and repeated buyer reports.
- Operators can pause placement, request fixes, limit category access, or route items through hub intake.
- Every campaign change needs reason, owner, timestamp, and seller-visible explanation.
Monetization Controls
Fee lines, sponsored placement, seller budgets, labels, reporting, and owner approval.
Seller Growth
Placement plan, listing quality prompts, demand signals, and fair visibility rules.
Search Quality
Ranking reasons, saved-search demand, category handoff, and placement labels.
Seller Analytics
Demand signals, listing health, price actions, service levels, and seller prompts.
Pricing & Comps
Sold items, reserve choices, saved-search pressure, and timing guidance.
Trust & Safety
Prohibited items, listing review, buyer reports, seller standards, and appeals.
Staff Queue
Support, trust, seller operations, hub issues, and escalation paths.
Service Activation
Checkout, identity, notifications, media, carriers, support, and launch guardrails.
Business Seller
Seller budgets, approval rules, storefront programs, service commitments, and finance review.
Current demo state
Promoted placement is represented as guided seller planning.
The demo shows placement types, buyer labels, eligibility rules, budget controls, reporting, review queues, and seller explanations without charging sellers.
Future platform state
Live placement needs billing and transparency controls.
Launch needs billing rules, seller permissions, spend limits, label enforcement, reporting jobs, buyer feedback, audit history, and support ownership.