However, we know some sellers prefer to have data that spans a longer period, so a new listing traffic history report will show the past 2 years of view counts for each listing. We’re just updating what types of traffic we count as page views to more accurately show views by potential buyers.ģ0-day rolling data makes it easier to spot trends and optimize listings. Importantly, the actual traffic from potential buyers to listings isn’t changing. while most sellers will see a significant drop in page view numbers, the impact of filtering out more non-human traffic may vary. The current page view numbers on your listings count various types of traffic, including a significant amount of non-human traffic-one example is programs called “bots” that scan websites and now account for approximately 40% of internet traffic. You’ll still be able to access data for the past 2 years in a new listing traffic history report.
To give you cleaner performance data, we’ll now show a 30-day rolling count of listing views instead of a lifetime count.To give you clearer insight into your listings’ performance, we’re changing to a more accurate way of counting page views, and updating how we display traffic data on your listings There are two important parts to this update - eBay will be filtering out "non-human" bot traffic and will be changing the default display to show only views from a rolling 30 day period.
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