When selling an item on eBay, know that many buyers never even glimpse at the description until they have gotten a good look at the photo of the item. What does that mean? It means if your photo is (more…)
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Blogging About Hot Topics, Celebs or News Pieces
Posted in: Building a Blog with Traffic, blogging tipsYou know what gets a lot of attention online? Topics that trend up, like the hash tags in twitter. If a topic is newsy, it’s there and it trends. Keywords for that topic build in Google’s Adwords and Adsense and everyone who is anyone is talking about it. This all means (more…)
Blog Posting Ideas: Predict the future: how will ___ change in 5 or 10 years?
Posted in: blogging tipsIf you have been involved in your niche for over 10 years, you have seen it evolve from where it was ten years ago and where it is now. You can also pretty much take your niche’s pulse and see where it is going in the future. For instance, I’ve been an online writer for going on 14 years. I can tell you that 14 years ago, (more…)
Tips and tricks for selling and getting a higher profit margin on your inventory investment. The basic tip here is to do your own shopping and looking for supplies in your own backyard. He then gives some ideas on what to buy and why. (more…)
A wonderful start up for an eBay seller account and how to start selling. The video is for Ireland, but the it’s the same for the US. One thing to note: (more…)
There are ways that an eBay seller can end up holding the bag, so to speak, in an auction. eBay has tried to eliminated some of this with its new payment policy of not allowing checks or money orders through the mail any longer – except in some categories. But what happens when someone wins your auction and never pays it? Or they say they never received an item when it was sent? What about damage in shipping, are sellers responsible for that? And what if someone decides they don’t want something they have bought, just because ________?
Your best defense against these possibilities is (more…)
One mistake new eBay sellers make is to buy up lots of inventory at garage sales or thrift stores that doesn’t sell on eBay. While there is no true formula as to what will sell this week as oppose to next week, there is a pretty good outline if you pay attention to what is selling and what is not. Add to the fact that at garage sales you are looking to find things dirt cheap, you can pretty much guarentee that a good eBay seller will be able to sell any of these items they find at garage sales: (more…)
If you are selling on eBay, you want to get the most bang for your buck, right? But, you’ll want to do this ethically, with your buyers feeling like they also got a good deal. These three tips will tell you how: (more…)
Gravtex does a wonderful job explaining the 10 worst mistakes you can make as an eBay seller. Very clear cut and useful information. If you are selling, or want to start selling on eBay, this video is important to watch.
Each point he makes he is able to back up with credible examples and information. Even if you are not new to selling on eBay there are things you may hear for the first time and reminders on the other points he makes. And without further adieu, video after the jump: (more…)
