Yes, you should always find your item when searching using the full title. After all, that is a 100% match. However, searching for something like “band ring” is going to return LOTS of items that also use those words in their titles (or even descriptions if that option is invoked). Of course, the more words a shopper adds into the search field, the narrower the displayed matches become. The problem with that is that if you don’t have all of those search words in your title, your item may not be displayed at all. To help combat that, make sure that those potential search words are included in your description.

The most difficult thing about selling online is using the right title to make your item discoverable without bringing hundreds of other items into the search results. Personally, I believe that jewelry and clothing are the hardest categories to list in because of the difficulty of creating a unique title that potential BUYERS WILL ENTER INTO A SEARCH FIELD.

In this item (https://www.bonanza.com/listings/Handmade-Chain-Bracelet-Sterling-Silver/740048829), your title says “Handmade Chain Bracelet, Sterling Silver….”, but you do not mention any of the following words in your [URL removed] chain, sterling. And, when you use a hyphenated version of “hand-made”.

Also, you may want to exclude the commas in your titles. That will be better for Google Shopping policies. Having your listings meet Google guidelines and optimizing your titles and descriptions needs to be done before you can take advantage of the Bonanza advertising — especially at the 19% level.

It’s my understanding that Google does not allow punctuation in titles (i.e. commas)and will not give you exposure due to this violation. Also as a new seller I would suggest a 9% ad program and rather invest in a $25.00 Turbo Pack- They do make a difference. But correct your titles first or it won’t matter. Make sure your keywords appear in the first 125 characters of the description as that it what Bonanza send to Google. Good luck!

Do not forget about the tinier details when it comes to jewelry….like keywords for the type of clasps…adjectives such as “bold” jewelry….“simple” ring…etc.

Like for earrings, I really do not like the post earrings. My most favorite style is the lever back. If any of those, that is a good keyword to use…just as an example. Plus, I really do not like a spring clasp closure and instead, I like fold-over clasps.

Hate to say but I truly believe Bonanza is just as bad as etsy, it is all about buying this and buying that in order to be seen anywhere. It truly is frustrating!

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