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Whenever a seller lists an item, it should be allocated to the most appropriate eBay category to help buyers find the item easily and quickly. There are around 30 top level categories with each of these being divided into between 5 and 50 sub categories. Most of these sub categories also have further sub-divisions so you can browse within very tightly defined areas.

 

For example, the main category, Photography, has over 20 sub categories ranging from Binoculars and Telescopes to Vintage Photography which in turn is sub divided into:-

 

  • Vintage Cameras
  • Vintage Accessories
  • Vintage Lenses
  • Vintage Projectors/ Screens
  • Other Vintage Photography

 

So if you have a clear idea of what category the item you want will fall into, then restricting your search to a single low-level category can get the results you want much quicker than starting at the top level, which will often contain hundreds of thousands of items.

 

Category-specific searches can be performed in a number of ways:-

 

  • The standard top-level search facility has a pull-down menu containing all the main category descriptions so you can select any of these to search.

 

  • Each lower level of category search includes pull-down menus that allow you to navigate up or down the categories to make your search narrower or wider or even skip to a completely different category.

 

  • To help you fine-tune your category searches even further, the left-hand bar includes tick boxes to select items within particular distances and advanced search offers even more customisable options.

 

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