Archive for June 26th, 2006

 Ezine Articles
Have you seen any sellers on eBay which shows a “starâ€? and the word “PowerSellerâ€? by the side of their names? PowerSellers are eBay’s top sellers who have sustained a consistent high volume of monthly sales, a high level of total 98% positive feedback or better, and have met a threshold of compliance with […]

 Ezine Articles
Wholesale buying by eBay sellers represents a growing percentage of the wholesale market.
With eBay expected to surpass 200 million registered users in the near future, there will be plenty of more opportunities for eBay sellers to sell merchandise.
The best source for the merchandise that eBay sellers need will come from the wholesale marketplace.
Here are […]

 http://www.ezinearticles.com/?The-Elusive-eBay-Product-Niche&id=224441
There’s nothing more disappointing than doing the research, getting the product, and then finding that no one wants to buy it. It can also be quite a shock.
It’s not unusual to research the item, see it listed in eBay’s hot list, hear everyone talking about it…and still no one buys.
This is one of the most […]

 The Galveston County News
Want a bit of Elvis? EBay offers almost 16,000 items bearing some relation to the King of Rock ’N’ Roll. That’s twice as many as a search for “Jesusâ€? brings up. But find a saint’s image on a soda cracker, or a Madonna’s on a muffin and you have premiere fodder for […]

 AuctionBytes
eBay sales frequently depend upon eye-grabbing descriptions, but without a picture, the ultimate auction value can suffer. At this year’s eBay Live conference in June, eBay expanded their photography education from previous years.
eBay offered both an educational seminar (Basic Digital Photography to Make You an eBay PowerSeller - 1.5 hours) and a computer lab (Hands-On […]

 AuctionBytes
Attendees at eBay’s fifth annual user conference in Las Vegas this month had plenty of news thrown their way. eBay turned “Web 2.0″ by adding blogs and wiki to the site. Skype was hyped. And eBay vowed to begin enforcing its policy against excessive shipping charges.
You can read about these announcements in this AuctionBytes Newsflash […]

 Nashua Telegraph
Forget miracle medicines, advanced aeronautics or genetically modified crops. When it comes to business research, the biggest laboratory in the world isn’t at Pfizer, General Electric or Monsanto. It’s online, at eBay.com, where everyone from university scholars to conventional retailers are carefully studying the auctions of baby pajamas, home board games and other items […]

 AuctionBytes
Nearly every eBay seller has had this experience: You list an item, perhaps a rare-ish collectible, and after a day or two you notice a 5 in that item’s Number of Watchers column indicating 5 people are watching your item. “Great!” you say to yourself. “There are sure to be some bids now.”
But nobody bids. […]

PR Web

As a buyer you are trying to find bargains i.e listings with the best price (Buy It Now Items) or listings with the fewest bids (Auction Items). Generally these listing are the ones that get the least amount of visitors, and most of the time it is because of missing keywords (Product Serial, Manufacture […]