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   How to Axe 3 Chores eBay Sellers Despise


I don't miss my boss a bit. Or commuting, or paying daycare, or dry cleaning fancy work clothes. I mean, this eBay lifestyle beats a J-O-B any day, and I don't plan on ever going back to a regular work place. But there are things that drive me nuts about selling on eBay.

1- Daily trips to the Post Office. 2- Sending out a zillion WBNs (winning bidder notices)/ re- listing numerous auctions every day. 3- Answering the same questions from bidders over and over.

These three things nearly drove me out of the auction business. Not only were they taking up too much time, but the way I was going about them was holding my business back. Once I found a solution to these 3 'crazy makers' my profits skyrocketed and my kids stopped calling me the old grouch.

Here's how you can deal with these same issues:

1-Daily trips to the post office: Try an inexpensive postage scale from Simplypostage. The scale is $15 a month, but you can print all your own postage (up to 5 lbs at a time) and sweet-talk the postman into passing by each day. If that doesn't make sense for your situation, at least you won't have to wait in that long line at the post office. Just walk past all those folks in line and leave your boxes on the counter. Most post offices have a larger counter for crates of metered mail. You can get free delivery confirmation if you print your priority mailing labels with free software from http://www.USPS.gov (look for their "Click n Ship" section)

Just this morning I found that USPS Click n Ship will print postage on your express or priority labels. All you need is a java enabled browser, quality inkjet or laser printer, and a credit card.

For larger items, set-up a shipping account with FedEx or UPS and have them pick-up your packages.

2-Sending out a zillion WBN's/re-listing auctions every day:

eBay requires you to send out winning bidder emails on every transaction, and if you aren't listing new auctions regularly you're essentially out of business! Thank goodness for seller utilities like Auctionwatch, Andale, and others. You can create your listing once, tell it when to launch, and turn on the automatic WBN and checkout system. The service does the rest. You can set the system up to do re-occurring listings, re-list automatically, and (this one is my personal favorite) email all your winners for you.

These services aren't free, but the time they can save you is well worth the nominal cost, especially if you are a high volume seller. You can literally setup auctions to launch months in advance. Imagine the time you'll save with automated WBN's and checkout! More info on Auctionwatch Here: http://www.auctioncashmachines.com/AuctionWatch.html More Info on Andale available Here: http://www.andale.com

3-Answering the same bidder questions over and over: Okay, this was admittedly my fault for not putting enough detail in my descriptions. If you are getting the same questions often, answer those questions in the listing itself so people don't have to ask, or set up a FAQ on an auto responder or web page. Link to the FAQ in every auction you run.

When you simplify these annoying tasks, you'll find that you are able to manage more auctions and make more money with less effort. It takes a lot of the self-discipline out of auctioning and will bring you more success in the long run.

(c) 2002 Intelli-Buys <><><><><><><><>----------------<><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Marjory Howes is the author of "Turbo-Charge Your Auction Store: eBay Sellers' Guide to saving 90% on listing fees." She is also a loving wife and mother of 2 children. Her e-Book and e-Zine help eBay sellers boost profits and enjoy higher success in online auctions. To get your copy of "Turbo-Charge your Auction Store" visit http://www.auctioncashmachines.com mailto:marjory@auctioncashmachines.com <><><><><><><><>-----------------<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><

Article Author:  Savvy Auctioneer



 A Simple Ebay Money Making Trick Revealed!
Let me guess, you hear of all these people making thousands if not millions on eBay and you are just
completely baffled as to how they do it. Well, most of these people either sell high ticket items or sell hundreds and hundreds of specific "hot" items.

As you may know, finding items to sell on eBay can be tough and most of all, it takes time. You have to search
through junk at garage sales and even thrift stores.

But what I'm about to reveal to you will be an easy way for you to make some extra cash on eBay. It may even be enough to pay your mortgage or car payment. And best of all, it is very simple. You don't even have to search
your local garage sale or flea market for that hidden treasure to sell on eBay.

So here is what you do. First of all, you have . . . .
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 Look Closer at Buying Psychology
Creating a buying psychology in your prospect's mind has become
the focus on neuro-linguistic marketing. And top marketing firms
are now in full center of attention to utilize these surprising
new discoveries. And so are you.

Why This Breakthrough is So Important

According to Media Post, this major paradigm shift towards the
neurosciences for advertising effectiveness is an historical
event. The old methods have "expired" and the new neuro-
scientific approach is a key to the future of buyer influence.

Source:
http://www.mediapost.com/dtls_dsp_news.cfm?newsID=248821

"Zaltman, whose work is influencing the advertising plans of
Procter & Gamble, General Motors, IBM and others, said the shift
that has taken place in neuroscience over the . . . .
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 Small Business Q & A: If You Build It, They Will Come? That Totally Depends On You
Q: I recently launched a website for my sporting goods business.
Do I need to do anything special to attract customers to my website?
I know nothing about search engines and marketing as such. Please
tell me where to begin.

A: That is a question that has been asked by every business
person who has ever launched a website. If I build it, will they
come? Of course they will -- if you've built a website that appeals
to dead baseball players.

For those of you who didn't get the "Field of Dreams" reference,
let me put it this way: No, Sean, if you build it they will not
come, at least not without some effort on your part.

Assuming that a website will automatically attract customers is
the single biggest mistake that many business owners . . . .
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 Finding eBook Writing Topics On eBay

I was speaking to a good friend of mine who operates
many businesses online and he just happened to mention
that he gets many of his ideas from eBay.

Even more intriguing, he told me that he could tell
how much of a given product was selling on eBay.

Now, I don't know about you, but I've been trying to
figure out how to tap into eBay sales information for
months now - but there just doesn't seem to be any
way....

Until, this know-it-all let me know the simple, yet
highly effective method he uses...

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SIDEBAR:

Learn how Terrance turns 57-minutes each week into
huge monthly income from eBay -- as much as
$8,175.55 Per Month!

http://www.highertrustmarketing.com/p. . . .
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 Effective Online Car Sales on Ebay Motors
Effective Online Car Sales on Ebay Motors

Remember back when selling online was a new experience? Dealers tried everything to sell their vehicles online. Today’s market has expanded to include several hot online marketplaces. The largest online marketplace is Ebay. Ebay has evolved into an online solution for everything from whole towns to your favorite paperback book. Big or small it doesn’t matter, Ebay has everything for the savvy consumer.

Vehicles are plentiful on Ebay. Ebay sells a vehicle every minute for the savvy seller willing to invest his time and money in listing his vehicle online. Just how effective is selling on Ebay? Actually, less than 10% of the vehicles listed on Ebay actually sell. A selected few dealers sell at 80 to 100% of their online car sales.
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