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Auction Titles: Keywords to Bigger eBay Profits
In the world of online auctions, the title is the only way to
get more traffic. Traffic equals more bids, more bids equals
more money. Sellers who want the most money from eBay will need
to learn how to write a good title.
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Ebay The Best Site For Sellers
WHY E-BAY IS A SELLER'S BLISS
Today, more and more people are gradually opting for eBay as an
alternative market site for their items. And the more people try
on selling their products on eBay, the more they conclude that
eBay is the best...
EBay: The ultimate business simulator
The creation of eBay has been the cause of the greatest entrepreneurial revolution in the history of the world -- a revolution that has proved greater than the creation of the Internet, the typewriter and even the quill pen. The greatest feature of...
Shipping Supplies For Your eBay Auction Business
Auction supplies are clearly an expense and major consideration for an eBay auction business. Of course, the most critical supply is the item you are selling, but mailing supplies are necessary for every auction and their cost and supply must be...
What? You Don't Have An Ebay Store?
In fact, you might not even have heard of eBay stores. Read on
to find out what you've been missing.
eBay stores come at three levels: Basic for $15.95 per month,
Featured for $49.95 per month or Anchor for $499.95 per month
(yes, that is...
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What NOT to do in eBay Selling
There are many places on the internet where you can find out
recommended ways to sell on eBay.
I thought it might be useful if I presented some thoughts about
what doesn't work, what won't succeed and what to avoid doing.
1. Don't time your auctions so they end on a Bank Holiday.
2. Don't use a negative tone in your listing.
3. Don't waste any of your 55 characters of auction title on
words or symbols like "L@@k", "Wow" or "Nice".
4. Don't worry about accepting international buyers.
5. Don't use music, animations, or multicolored background in
your auction description.
6. Don't use the term "As is" in your
listings.
7. Don't try to make a profit out of P&P.
8. Don't fail to identify defects in your item.
9. Don't delay in shipping your item.
10. Don't wait for the buyer to leave feedback first.
11. Don't rush to leave negative feedback for a non-paying
bidder.
I'm sure there are plenty more where these came from. Just make
sure you're not guilty of any of them!
About the author:
Brian McGregor is an eBay and internet entrepreneur. He recently
created the 'eBay Master Class' for eBay sellers. For your free
copy, please go to http://www.work
winners.com/ebm-request.htm
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