I hope that you had a happy holiday season.
The Christmas season is now finally over and the New Year has begun. My eBay Watch List and my Credit Card are both maxed out and the Postman has stopped delivering parcels to our house at dawn “to free up some @#%# space in me van” and now delivers mid morning as normal. I am desperately trying to find places in the Spare Room to store all the packaging material our presents came in (to save money when I start advertising stuff on eBay later this week) before my wife realises how much room it all takes up.
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Maxed out eBay Watch List and Credit Cards
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28 December 2011 – 2:46 pm
Sadly Negative Feedback is something many eBay sellers encounter. I was recently selling several CDs on eBay UK as part of my Auction Income Formula coaching and things seemed to be running smoothly… Until I logged on one morning to see how my auctions were going and noticed that my feedback rating had gone down rather than up. I quickly checked my feedback and there it was – my first Negative Feedback: “Don’t work!”
23 November 2011 – 10:19 pm
Well things were looking good:
I had brought a few items on eBay to gain some feedback.
I had opened an eBay shop, subscribed to eBay’s Seller Manager and downloaded the TurboLister tool to help me create my listings offline.
I started customising the Sales Page Templates provided by Edson free of charge to his Auction Income Formula students.
After a short time I received an email saying Selling Manager and my shop had been set up so I eagerly logged into my eBay account and was greeted by my first surprise. Below the graph which would show me my daily/weekly/monthly sales was a table explaining that as a newbie seller I was limited to selling 100 items (or £3500 worth) per month.
29 October 2011 – 9:10 pm
Opening an eBay shop has many advantages. It makes you look more professional and eBay gives your items higher visibility in search results. Having a shop also entitles you to discounts on Buy-It-Now Insertion Fees.
Let’s just concentrate on the Insertion Fee savings for a minute:
If you don’t have a shop the standard Buy-It-Now Insertion Fee is 40p
A “Basic Shop” costs £14.99 per month but you only pay a Buy-It-Now
Insertion Fee of only 10p
A “Featured Shop” costs £49.99 per month but you only pay a Buy-It-Now
Insertion Fee of only 5p
22 September 2011 – 9:49 am
As I mentioned in my previous post; I recently signed up to Edson
Buchanan’s Auction Income Formula training program. I now have access to the Members Area and exclusive eBay Sellers Club and like what I see.
If you take a look at the Sales Page you will see that the training is
divided into 5 phases:
Phase 1 – Set Up eBay and PayPal Account
Phase 2 – Digital Product Set Up
Phase 3 – List It on eBay
Phase 4 – Traffic Generation
Phase 5 – eBay Extras
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