Folks, I got this question several times in the past weeks: "What is the listing order of products?" That is quite easy to answer: on the catalog pages, we have a very simple listing process: First of all, we do not list large files for small prices. That makes no sense. If you want to sell a movie for .99 $ and it has 600 MB, we are not interested to create that much traffic for anything below 2.75$. Large files below that "hurting line" are NOT listed or promoted by us in any case. We do not delete them, but why should anyone including the merchant have interest to sell a 600 MB file for 99 cents? Then the listing process is simple: we do build a cache every 3-4 hours to be faster in the browsing. So very freshly uploaded files are not listed, when you are logged out. That happens, when the cache is build later on. Standard is: First all products with thumbnails, pictures, a description and sales. The the files with all the infos and no sales then the files without infos and no sales. The perfect situation to be listed first on tradebit is: Have a product with a thumbnail picture, a detail picture, a non-duplicate description of at least 2 sentences, tags and at least 1 sale. Then your product will evolve upwards. Hope that answers that. http://www.tradebit.com/forum/read/5/11713/11713#msg-11713 Tue, 21 May 2013 01:41:28 -0500 Phorum 5.2.11 http://www.tradebit.com/forum/read/5/11713/12293#msg-12293 http://www.tradebit.com/forum/read/5/11713/12293#msg-12293
Did you miss my previous post? Also you seem to have missed / overlooked my email. I have mailed you again for the 2nd time, please look into it

Thanks and many regards.]]> pecno1 FAQ - Frequently asked questions Mon, 01 Aug 2011 11:48:44 -0500 http://www.tradebit.com/forum/read/5/11713/12285#msg-12285 http://www.tradebit.com/forum/read/5/11713/12285#msg-12285
That is good news. But, please take into consideration past ratings (overall ratings) as well, not just the newly introduced individual ratings.

Plus, I have already requested in the past and you told you'd implement it, which was: Many bookmarking sites do not accept tradebit URL's, but they do accept tbit.ws URL's. So can you implement tbit.ws to include affiliate ID's as well, so that affiliates can promote our files with their aff. ids in those sites??

Thanks for your attention.]]> pecno1 FAQ - Frequently asked questions Sat, 30 Jul 2011 11:39:38 -0500 http://www.tradebit.com/forum/read/5/11713/12278#msg-12278 http://www.tradebit.com/forum/read/5/11713/12278#msg-12278 puzzler FAQ - Frequently asked questions Sat, 30 Jul 2011 09:49:58 -0500 http://www.tradebit.com/forum/read/5/11713/11713#msg-11713 http://www.tradebit.com/forum/read/5/11713/11713#msg-11713
That is quite easy to answer: on the catalog pages, we have a very simple listing process: First of all, we do not list large files for small prices. That makes no sense. If you want to sell a movie for .99 $ and it has 600 MB, we are not interested to create that much traffic for anything below 2.75$. Large files below that "hurting line" are NOT listed or promoted by us in any case. We do not delete them, but why should anyone including the merchant have interest to sell a 600 MB file for 99 cents?

Then the listing process is simple: we do build a cache every 3-4 hours to be faster in the browsing. So very freshly uploaded files are not listed, when you are logged out. That happens, when the cache is build later on.

Standard is: First all products with thumbnails, pictures, a description and sales. The the files with all the infos and no sales then the files without infos and no sales.

The perfect situation to be listed first on tradebit is:

Have a product with a thumbnail picture, a detail picture, a non-duplicate description of at least 2 sentences, tags and at least 1 sale. Then your product will evolve upwards.

Hope that answers that.]]> puzzler FAQ - Frequently asked questions Fri, 25 Mar 2011 08:59:28 -0500