Once upon a time, eBay’s search results were in order of the auctions ending soonest. It does this by analysing the relevance and competitiveness of keywords, helping you to identify the top search term spots to compete for. In fewer words: I am most grateful to Gixen.What is an eBay SEO toolĪn eBay SEO tool takes the hard graft out of finding the right keywords for your eBay listing. 80 times I brought in valuable philatelic items in my collection, those many wins were well worth the $6.00. Whether I win a $25 philatelic cover or a $180 one, Gixen doesn't charge me anything additional besides the yearly $6.00. At $6.00 a year, that puts a snipe at $0.075, no matter the price of the won item. In the past 12 months I believe won about 80 auctions. To begrudge $6.00 a year for such excellent service, to complain that it is a "con", one has to be a shameless grotesque cheapskate.
The app works perfectly I can access Gixen from my Iphone, and from Gixen on my phone I can instantly access my eBay Watching List. Besides the expense was peanuts: $6.00 for a year of unlimited snipes with the mirror service. Someone had gone through a lot of trouble, invested a lot of workdays to insure that I could win auctions, I wasn't going to be a freeloader. Those are the only times when I lost an auction. My finances have their limits and I can't always be the highest bidder. Finally Bidnip, and all my unused snipes, vanished without explanation nor refund. Supposedly eBay was creating hurdles by using "catchaps". That was a welcome change! Before I was using Bidnip and lost many auctions I ought to have won handily. PoisedIuchar's Experience With Gixen, the only auctions I lost were when my bids were inferior. Yes, there's a fee, but it is a reasonable and predictable 1% of the auction price, (10 cent minimum, 10 dollar maximum). Plus I've got two more free snipes to use! And the website is clear and professional. Easy-peasy, lemon-squeezy, I won that auction. Given the unclear pricing, the hokey website design and now the unresponsive snipe, I deleted the snipe, registered at EZSniper, and placed my snipe. Gixen's site wouldn't even register that a bid had been made.
Fast forward to yesterday's auction: I had set up a snipe on Gixen, and just for safety's sake, I placed an actual low-to-mid level opening bid on eBay. It felt like, "We'll let you snipe for free, but if you want to make sure your snipe is processed on the non-wonky server, you have to subscribe." True, the rates were reasonable, but I bid on auctions so rarely, that a subscription makes no sense.a per-snipe structure would work better for me. I tried setting up a snipe on Gixen, but it was never made clear if it was still truly free, or was a subscription service. I recently needed to bid on an actual auction on eBay. Then I migrated over to Gixen when it was still free. AuthenticHoragalles's Experience Used to use BidNip back in the day.
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