As you may have heard by now, eBay has banned 'Active Content' on their website.
What you may not have known is that unless your listings are made up of only text, there is a chance that your listings contain active content.
You will need to make changes to your eBay store to fit within eBay's new guidelines / policies. This applies to all stores and listings that contain any active content.
Unless you have a listing tool or website integration, active content needs to be removed manually. For most sellers this is a very time-consuming process. At Swift Productions we tested this process and even for the most experienced developer, editing 1,500 listings would take 85 + hours.
Swift Productions may be able to help. We have developed the necessary tools to automate the removal of Active Content from your listings. This will save you the time of manually searching through your listing's code and prevents any possible mistakes for those less confident with programming or simply just don't have the time.
With our unique tools we have already cleaned over 5million eBay listings which contained Active Content and were not eBay compliant
Over 160 eBay stores have been rescued after receiving a warning from eBay to fix the non-compliant listings otherwise face being penalised
We have worked with some of Australia's leading government, retail and corporate organisations to improve their digital presence.
Not everyone has the same listing template so our developers will need to inspect your listings first and then provide you with a quote.
Yes, we work with all the major listing providers and can help clean your listings and make them all eBay policy compliant.
It varies as it depends on a few things however on average it takes us about 2 business days to clean 5,000 active eBay listings