What to look at
- Age: how long the item has been listed.
- Views: are people seeing it?
- Likes: are people interested once they see it?
Listel’s Relist page sorts listings with summary cards: Ready to Relist (14+ days old with engagement), Low Engagement (14+ days and fewer than 5 views or 0 likes), Bulk Discount Items (apply a price drop and relist) and Inventory Health (the share of your items listed within the last 7 days).
Reading the pattern
- Plenty of views, few likes: something puts people off. Check the price, first photo and condition details.
- Likes but no sale: price is the likely hurdle. Consider an offer to buyers who favourited.
- Few views: the title, category, brand or photos may not be doing their job. See the listing checklist.
Improve first, relist second
Change a few things at a time and note what you changed so you can see what worked. Our guides on refreshing listing wording and listing photos help here.
When relisting makes sense
If an item is good, priced fairly and well presented but has lost visibility, relisting may help, and it is worth reading what to check first. Listel’s relist queue handles the mechanics with pacing and limits.
Check Vinted’s current rules first
Vinted’s rules on automation and external software can change and can differ by account type, and a third-party tool does not give you permission to do something Vinted does not allow. Read Vinted’s current UK Terms and our plain-English summary before using any bulk workflow, and keep your activity at a level that is normal for your shop. No tool can guarantee that your account will not be restricted.
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