If you have spent a lot of time on eBay you might have noticed that many auctions include a hit counter at the bottom of the information included. These eBay counters record the number of views that the auction has received, providing an instant assessment of the popularity of an item.
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This post was written by NetProfitGurus.com on January 24, 2010
When you’re running an eBay business, you’ve usually got a hundred things on your mind at any given time. You need to find products to sell, create a description and set up an auction for each of them, answer questions from buyers, pack and ship items sold, and follow up on customer issues.
It’s easy to forget about your feedback score. But doing so is a mistake that could have dire consequences for your business. Read More…
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This post was written by NetProfitGurus.com on August 18, 2009
Most eBay sellers start off rather slowly. They sell odds and ends from around their house for extra cash. Then they realize they’re making a nice profit for the amount of work they’re doing, so they start actively looking for items to buy and resell on eBay.
This is an important step since it means you’re looking at auctions as more than just a hobby. You’re starting to see it as a business and a means of making a living outside the typical 9 to 5 job. Read More…
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This post was written by NetProfitGurus.com on August 12, 2009
Are you thinking of using a dropshipper for your eBay business?
Dropshipping certainly has its advantages. You don’t have to worry about storing inventory and packing supplies. And you don’t need to spend hours packing items and hauling them off to the post office. Instead, you can focus on marketing and bringing in new business.
But while dropshipping may seem like a dream come true to eBay sellers, it can quickly turn into a nightmare to those who rush in without doing their homework first. Read More…
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This post was written by NetProfitGurus.com on August 6, 2009
Anyone can throw up a listing on eBay and have a pretty good chance to make a sale and earn some money. But many listings never even receive a bid. And many more end with bid prices well below where they should be.
How can you keep this from happening to YOUR auctions? Read More…
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This post was written by NetProfitGurus.com on July 31, 2009
