Seller growth studio
Help sellers improve listings, choose fair visibility options, prepare timed-drop candidates, and see exactly why an item earns placement.
Improve the listing before paying for visibility
Seller growth starts with item proof, price, fulfillment quality, and buyer fit. Promotion options stay review-only in this demo.
Placement Plan
- Choose search boost, category rail, timed-drop candidate, saved-search alert, or offer push.
- Each placement shows the item, category, date window, buyer audience, and reason it qualifies.
- Promoted listings stay clearly labeled beside price, condition, seller rating, and handoff type.
Listing Quality
- Photo, title, condition, item-specific, return, and handoff checks run before placement.
- Missing serial, certificate, sizing, fitment, or defect photos create fix prompts.
- Hub-checked items can show stronger proof after intake notes are attached.
Seller Controls
- Set a visibility window, daily cap, target category, offer threshold, and ending-time preference.
- Pause placement when inventory is low, a report opens, or the seller needs more prep time.
- Move high-watch items into auctions, timed drops, or local pickup events from one workspace.
Buyer Fit
- Match listings to saved searches, watched categories, location, condition preference, and recent bids.
- Keep similar items, seller reputation, reviews, pickup options, and report history close to the action.
- Do not hide organic inventory behind placement; relevance and trust still drive the feed.
Operator Signals
- Watch rate, bid depth, save rate, sell-through, report risk, and hub capacity affect eligibility.
- Category demand can surface GPUs, trading cards, sneakers, retro gear, books, art, home, garden, and pickup areas.
- Restricted items and poor documentation are removed from search, category rails, timed drops, and featured placement.
Fairness Rules
- Placement needs clear labeling, valid category fit, acceptable seller standing, and current item details.
- Repeated late handoff, unresolved reports, or misleading condition notes reduce visibility.
- Seller growth should improve discovery without making the feed feel paywalled or noisy.
Seller Workspace
Open inventory, offers, auctions, reports, returns, and active sales.
Seller Analytics
Review demand signals, listing health, price actions, and service levels.
Seller Automation Rules
Review relist, price, offer, alert, auction closeout, and hub routing rules before they affect buyers.
Unit Economics
Promotion, fee visibility, seller releases, support cost, and category contribution.
Seller Plans
Plan-visible growth tools, campaign caps, support expectations, team seats, and upgrade review.
Pricing & Comps
Compare sold items, reserve choices, and price change cues.
Timed Drop
Move qualified items into event lots with watchers and hub pickup.
Current demo state
Polished seller growth flow.
The demo shows placement options, listing quality prompts, demand signals, timed-drop candidates, and clear guardrails without charging sellers or running real campaigns.
Future platform state
Live growth requirements.
A live marketplace needs billing controls, seller permissions, eligibility rules, reporting, audit logs, buyer transparency labels, campaign history, and support review.
