Archive for the 'eBay' Category

Have your listings appear high in eBay’s Best Match search results

In my last post, I briefly explained about the new rules using references to the Powerseller status or logo in your listing. I also mentioned that the powerseller program has not ended, but in fact you need to reach powerseller status before becoming a Top Rated Seller.  Since that post, I have reached the prestigious [...]

eBay have changed the rules for displaying the powerseller logo

eBay have changed the rules on displaying the powerseller logo in listings, eBay shop pages and the ‘about me’ page. To see the anouncement, visit http://www2.ebay.com/aw/uk/201011051050062.html.  This will open in a new window for you. In short though, from now, you can’t show the powerseller logo at all.  The program that eBay have introduced is [...]

I was a guest on eBay radio 20th July 2010

eBay radio broadcasts twice a week, Tuesdays and Thursdays.  There are ‘open phones’ sessions on Tuesdays where anyone can call in and they say anyone that does is a guest on the show. Well, on Tuesday 20th July 2010, I called in.  I wanted to talk about having your listing showing on other countries eBay [...]

Leaving feedback in bulk on eBay – big time saver

Recently, I have discovered how to leave feedback in bulk on eBay, and thought I would share this with you.  If you sell lots of items each day, it saves tonnes of time. If you use Auctiva or Selling Manager Pro, you can have it set up so that feedback is automatically left when you [...]

Product Sourcing Ideas For Your Online Auction Business Part 6 – Car Boot Sales

In the very first post in this series of ‘Product Sourcing Ideas For Your Online Auction Business’ which you can read here Product Sourcing Ideas for your Online Auction Business I list several ways of sourcing products, most of which I have not yet covered.  Now is an ideal time of year to be using [...]

How to edit your eBay listings in bulk

In the UK, we have recently been submitted to another postage increase by Royal Mail. If you have lots of eBay listings, it could take you a very long time to edit all your listings, but it doesn’t have to.  I have made this short video to show you how to edit the postage and [...]

Product sourcing ideas for your online auction business part 5.1 – eBay arbitrage

I have called this post part 5.1 because it is going to be part one of a mini series within the ‘product sourcing ideas’ series of posts.  There will be at least another 2 posts and videos in this mini series. This product sourcing idea is going to use eBay to source products to then [...]

Free eBay market research tool for multiple eBay sites

Have you ever been in a position where you have an item to list on eBay, but not sure what category to list it in, what price to sell it at, or start the auction at and what day to have the auction end?  Well, now you can find out all of this information and it will help you [...]

Product sourcing ideas for your online auction business part 4 – online retailers

This method is kind of similar to that described in the previous post, but you use online retailers, preferably when they have a sale on, but in theory, you could use this method any time, which is why I personally like it so much.  Again, as before, it is a method I use personally so [...]

Product sourcing ideas for your online auction business part 3 – sales on the high street

Happy new year, and may 2010 and the whole decade be a successful and prosperous one for you. This takes me nicely to the next series of posts in this series of ‘product sourcing ideas for your online auction business’. The title of this post speaks for itself.  Getting your products from high street shop [...]