Hello. The # is no longer working. Are you having this problem? Sincerely.
You mean custom hashtags to filter your articles? If so, yes, that no longer works. Now you have to put the keyword of your hashtag in the title of your ad so that all articles with that keyword in their title can be found via the search bar, and then you copy the search URL and put it in the description instead of your hashtags. I don’t know at all if that’s clear explained like that, sorry ![]()
Hello and thank you Toudoudou for taking the time to reply to me. Indeed, I don’t know how to apply your explanation!!! Here’s an example for you: this is how I used to format my # at the end of my listing:
#goodmood56vetementstaille36
Can you give me an example in return?
Thanks, thanks ![]()
I just checked on mine, it works without any problems… if you have any automatic filters enabled, that might be what’s causing the issue
Hello,
I had the same issue as you and was able to resolve it: I simply typed the # in the search bar but without the symbol, e.g.: name+category, and then I tried again with the # and it worked!
Hello everyone
I used to put #hashtags on my
It works on my end…
Hello!
It works for me too.
Do your #s have accents? Or special characters?
@goodmood56
I checked that Hashtags work, but as we indicated to you, for them to work, your " # " must be indicated on the listings where you want the buyer to be directed.
In your example, if you want buyers to see all the clothes you sell in size 36, the same « # » must be indicated in the description of ALL the clothes you sell in size 36.
You have listings that contain the # in question, but not all of them. (Check!)
Also, there should be no spaces, no special characters (except _), and no accents.
It is not necessary to write the whole words; a personal and unique abbreviation is sufficient.
Besides, I’ve always wondered why sellers who offer, for example, « Jeans », put #jeans in their description?
Is it really useful? Do you have the answer?
This only leads to the 5 billion jeans that Vinted offers. And the keyword will be processed in the Title… so is it necessary?![]()
I used to do it before on some listings with materials but I stopped some time ago and… no impact on my sales, so I guess it’s useless. ![]()
No, not useful, the only specific feature of # is to create a clickable link.
Besides, even when you type the name of the hashtag, but without the # symbol, you also land on the relevant ads, ![]()