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July 2012 User Experience Survey Results

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July 2012 User Experience Survey Results
Aug 8, 2012 09:37 AM

What We Learned When We Listened


About the eBay Community

eBay Members who visit the community on a regular basis come to eBay more often in general, and are interested in new ways for eBay teams to reach out and get direct feedback.

 

Focus groups, online discussion and other ways for members to directly engage with eBay staff are considered good opportunities for collaboration. These members are highly invested, and while some do come to the community to vent, many come to get help and give back.

 

Community members are diverse, and include all ages, experience levels and types of sellers / buyers.  However, Community is a great place to come to talk particularly to people who have been engaged with eBay for 10+ years and know the ropes.

 

Most community members both buy and sell sometime during their careers at eBay.

 

How Community Members think about eBay, Inc.

They believe in eBay’s roots as a trusted global marketplace that promotes unique / vintage items, and want eBay’s future to include a focus on the small or specialized seller.

 

When it comes to selling: stability, services, and listing traffic are the most important aspects.

 

When it comes to shipping, most people agree that it is more important to know where a package is (tracking) than how fast it’s getting there.

 

Sellers want to contribute and collaborate and be sure that eBay is considering their needs and concerns moving forward.

 

They are still here. They want eBay to Listen and Acknowledge.


“I love the medium [eBay]. I am an avid seller and frequent buyer. There is nothing like it, I wish to see it prosper, and continue to be a venue of commerce as well as community.”

~ eBay Member July 2012

 

 

Thank you to everyone who participated for your thoughts, enthusiasm, and investment.

 

Best,

Kate

User Experience Team

 

 

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July 2012 User Experience Survey Results

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July 2012 User Experience Survey Results
Aug 8, 2012 09:37 AM

What We Learned When We Listened


About the eBay Community

eBay Members who visit the community on a regular basis come to eBay more often in general, and are interested in new ways for eBay teams to reach out and get direct feedback.

 

Focus groups, online discussion and other ways for members to directly engage with eBay staff are considered good opportunities for collaboration. These members are highly invested, and while some do come to the community to vent, many come to get help and give back.

 

Community members are diverse, and include all ages, experience levels and types of sellers / buyers.  However, Community is a great place to come to talk particularly to people who have been engaged with eBay for 10+ years and know the ropes.

 

Most community members both buy and sell sometime during their careers at eBay.

 

How Community Members think about eBay, Inc.

They believe in eBay’s roots as a trusted global marketplace that promotes unique / vintage items, and want eBay’s future to include a focus on the small or specialized seller.

 

When it comes to selling: stability, services, and listing traffic are the most important aspects.

 

When it comes to shipping, most people agree that it is more important to know where a package is (tracking) than how fast it’s getting there.

 

Sellers want to contribute and collaborate and be sure that eBay is considering their needs and concerns moving forward.

 

They are still here. They want eBay to Listen and Acknowledge.


“I love the medium [eBay]. I am an avid seller and frequent buyer. There is nothing like it, I wish to see it prosper, and continue to be a venue of commerce as well as community.”

~ eBay Member July 2012

 

 

Thank you to everyone who participated for your thoughts, enthusiasm, and investment.

 

Best,

Kate

User Experience Team

 

 

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by snappyauctions14 (12735 ) View Listings
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Re: July 2012 User Experience Survey Results
Aug 26, 2012 06:48 PM

Thanks, Phil. Just posted the link to the SC board, we'll see how long it lasts.


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Re: July 2012 User Experience Survey Results
Aug 28, 2012 01:44 AM

Tonight I logged into eBay and I was in the Garden??? I hate it. I finally was able to get the heck out but my pages are ugly now and the "search" is in the middle ,the Community is missing from the top?.

 

I have to open a lising to get to the Community boards? Why is eBay ALWAYS doing this carp??? Can't they just leave things the way they are??? Also all the advertisments are getting like a cable TV. I don't like that eBay is now putting OTHER sellers items on our pages which is different from the opt out in cross promotion.


I think eBay spending 80 million bucks for HUNCH was the worse waste of money spent yet.

 

 

eBay Gobbles Up Hunch For Estimated $80 Million
Read more at

 

http://www.inquisitr.com/161615/ebay-gobbles-up-hunch-for-estimated-80-million/#uVrgHW0mIvOfvQDM.99


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Re: July 2012 User Experience Survey Results
Aug 28, 2012 04:59 AM

But Shiloh, that is the Bain way-buy it up, pick it apart for what is useful and sell it for a loss down the road.  Remember Skype? picked it up for $4 billion+ played with it a bit, realized that the patents were a separate deal, wrote down the first years aquisition costs, sold it a couple years later at a loss of 2 Billion and the Bainites thought it was all good..

 

Meggie is a fiscal disaster to any company that had/has her as a CEO, but the ONLY real accomplishment she did in her "a monkey can run this train" tenure was aquiring Paypal, and look where that got the user base...


Some people are clinging hideously to their idiocy!

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Re: July 2012 User Experience Survey Results
Aug 28, 2012 06:17 AM

Shiloh... you noticed that too? LOL  My first thought was "What the h*ll??? This is really ugly." I thought about posting to the board about it then thought "Naa... this is all just a waste of time."

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Re: July 2012 User Experience Survey Results
Aug 28, 2012 03:33 PM

Tommy it vacuums...I hate the pages now...still have to open one of my listings to get to the boards.:_|

 

 

bun..........yes meggie won the Oscar for PayPal.:^O


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Re: July 2012 User Experience Survey Results
Oct 3, 2012 07:38 AM

Just thought I'd check in with this 'dead thread' to see how the 'results' they 'listened to' fared in way of 'priority attention' that was implied.

 

I see that in the meantime, eBay unveiled a new 'logo'.

 

Guess something got lost in the translation somewhere.

 

:|


-------- Sometimes I wonder if the world is being run by smart people who are putting us on, or by imbeciles who really mean it. - - Mark Twain

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