eBay Finally Rolls Out Listing Quality Report To All Sellers
After an almost 5 year wait, eBay is finally rolling out the Listing Quality Report to all sellers, providing insights to help optimize listings and fix errors that may prevent listings from showing on Google.
The announcement came as part of today's Winter 2025 Seller Check In with Senior Product Manager Jaskiran Makkar re-introducing the Listing Quality Report for those who may not have previously been aware or didn't have access.
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The Listing Quality Report, was introduced by previous VP Seller Experience Harry Temkin in December 2020, but the initial product was a mess of mismatched and/or erroneous data, resulting in the report being pulled from production, reworked and launched for a second time in mid-2021.
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But the problems persisted and in 2023, eBay briefly said they were going to discontinue the Listing Quality Report before backtracking.
And as errors continued through 2024, eBay removed access from some sellers who had previously had the report while leaving others who never had access in the dark about whether it would eventually roll out to their accounts too.
Finally, at eBay Open 2024, sellers were promised that access to the Listing Quality Report would be expanding and that eBay was working to add insights from the report directly into Seller Hub and/or the App.
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Apparently, according to Makkar, that work is finally being completed and sellers should start seeing these insights and recommendations with Seller Hub and the app.
And an eBay employee in the Q&A chat for the Check In event confirmed that the Listing Quality Report should now be available for all sellers.
More information about the Listing Quality Report:
Sellers should be able to find the report in Seller Hubunder Performance either in on the Summary page:
Or the Traffic page:
Do you have access to the Listing Quality Report and if so, do you find the data it continues helpful for your business? Let us know in the comments below!
