Yes, they are gone from the narrow right side of the listing and APPROPRIATELY placed right under the photos. This "old style" listing / selling technique shows a potential buyer not only photos, but the full written description. What a concept!
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I can see them under listing images. This may be a change or a test. Etsy moves things around periodically. They test, retest and test again. Since Etsy is rather excessive about testing I've found having very informational photos helps most. We never know how shoppers are seeing information due to Etsy testing and dependent on what kind of device they are using.
It's FANTASTIC having it on the left. That's where it was years ago and makes complete sense - right under the product photo where it belongs. It is a much wider space so the description doesn't look like it goes on and on and on (which is why no one reads them). Put the reviews on the right, if you like.
Yes, they are gone from the narrow right side of the listing and APPROPRIATELY placed right under the photos. This "old style" listing / selling technique shows a potential buyer not only photos, but the full written description. What a concept!
@OrangeZebraDesigns I saw the Description moved the other day. It's funny because my eyes are still trained to go to the Right, like a trained porpoise going thru its routine:)
I've looked and looked, under the photo , to the left of the photo but it is no were to be found . I've even had people contact me to ask about sizes because they can't find the description .
Finally a possible explanation of why sales have stopped despite efforts. Whenever Etsy does live testing screwing with our listings, things come to a halt.
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