I have a really old (phypro) version of phpbay. Anyway, it's on a site that I am basically trying to close out this month (i.e. ignore it after that). I would probably upgrade were it not the highest priority.
Anyway, I want to figure out how I can find out if my keywords have auctions attached to it. I am basically doing a csv upload with the phpbay tag (i.e. [phpbay]) and in one column I have dozens of make and model numbers. The only issue is that I did a "test" run and alot of the pages come up with "no auctions for these keywords". Obviously I don't want that to show.
So my question is is there a way to find out if a given set of keywords have auctions attached to it? Or is there some kind of if/then statement I can put in so that if those keywords don't have auctions, something will run in its place.
The only other (tiresome) solution I can think of is to go through dozens of these make/model number combinations and enter them here - http://www.terapeak.com/ebay_research/ - to see if auctions pop up (first). Obviously that is not what I want to do....
Anyway, I want to figure out how I can find out if my keywords have auctions attached to it. I am basically doing a csv upload with the phpbay tag (i.e. [phpbay]) and in one column I have dozens of make and model numbers. The only issue is that I did a "test" run and alot of the pages come up with "no auctions for these keywords". Obviously I don't want that to show.
So my question is is there a way to find out if a given set of keywords have auctions attached to it? Or is there some kind of if/then statement I can put in so that if those keywords don't have auctions, something will run in its place.
The only other (tiresome) solution I can think of is to go through dozens of these make/model number combinations and enter them here - http://www.terapeak.com/ebay_research/ - to see if auctions pop up (first). Obviously that is not what I want to do....
