What's important to understand is that this is NOT a one-time occurrence. I've had this happen many times over last year. In fact, if I had to identify one single technique that has consistently increased my traffic by over 15% for last 12 months (I mean every month), it is simply writing an article a week.

To repeat, I invested maximum 20-minutes, and NO greenback writing these articles. The return on investment is in 1000%+ range....a pretty nice technique don't you think.

If you want some help writing articles, making them magnetic so they get picked up by biggest online sites, branding yourself and generating major traffic, here's a terrific resource that you just HAVE to see...

http://www.highertrustmarketing.com/part/wordstraffic

But remember, this information only gives you formula for generating an ongoing stampede of traffic and sales, it does not write articles for you.

Like any successful system - it requires a solid formula that works with action to feed formula.

So having found an item that interests you should decide what is highest price you are prepared to pay and submit you bid. And that is it, never go back or be tempted to submit another bid. You have decided on a price that you believe you can make a profit on so leave it at that. OK you are not going to win every item you bid on and if item goes beyond you price just forget about. If you bid on 100 items and you win 20 or 30 you are doing pretty well and will make a good profit. This can be a particularly good way to build up an eBay business if for any reason you are unable to get out and about so well or have family commitments that keep you tied to home. I have to admit that whenever I buy something at an online auction and then resell it at a profit it gives me quite a buzz. To summarise to make eBay arbitrage work for you need to know your subject , know your values and be able to list items to attract maximum interest. Do this and you will be able to build yourself a really good business without ever leaving your computer.