Where To Find Items To Sell On eBay

Written by Lewis Leake


One question that always seems to pop up is, "Where do I find products to sell on eBay?" Here are some ideas to get you started.

Start at Home

When you first get started, it can be a little unnerving. The best option is to start by looking around your own home. Think of items that you would sell in a garage sale. However, instead of pricing each item and lugging it outside hoping for a nice sunny day, you can advertise them onrepparttar Internet.

Collectibles

Hot sellers on eBay are collectibles such as coins, stamps, or dolls. You can check outrepparttar 141330 collectibles category to get a better idea of what people love to buy. Anything that will move up in value would fall in this category.

Consumables

This popular category would include anything that people use and then would need to buy again such as lotions, perfumes, camera film, candles, etc.

Information Products

In this category, you would sell anything that can be sent on a CD or floppy disc or downloaded fromrepparttar 141331 Internet. This is another popular category.

Hobby into Profit

If you have a favorite hobby, such as creating custom wreaths or swags, making homemade soaps or lotions, sewing stuffed animals, whatever it might be, put it to work for you. Turn your hobby into a business using eBay. People do it allrepparttar 141332 time and make good money.

Small but Expensive

One ofrepparttar 141333 best ways to make good money on eBay is to sell small but expensive items. This allows you to move more items withoutrepparttar 141334 bulk of heavy shipping and to move fewer items while making more money. This type of selling provides you with a much higher profit margin.

Specialize

While many sellers on eBay sell anything you can imagine, many ofrepparttar 141335 power sellers specialize. Rather than offer 100 different items with no real connection, focus in on something that you can offer several varieties and then change those varieties out from time to time. Two great examples are purses and shoes, and paintings. You are staying inrepparttar 141336 same category but providing a multitude of options. Gotham Online is a perfect example. They have their website, shopgco.com, listed with eBay and offer a tremendous value on high quality men and women’s shoes. Oncerepparttar 141337 buyer findsrepparttar 141338 value of this site,repparttar 141339 next time they need shoes, they will go back to this site, either through eBay or directly torepparttar 141340 URL. However,repparttar 141341 buyer will not become bored sincerepparttar 141342 styles and brands of shoes rotate on a consistent basis.

Is FREE Killing Your Sales?

Written by Lewis Leake


"FREE" what a great word.

We all like getting something for "FREE" don't we? Especially when it's something really good that we actually need and can use.

Everywhere you look onrepparttar Internet there are FREE ebooks, FREE autoresponders, Free websites, FREE this and FREE that.

And we all take advantage of this to some extent don't we?

The 'guru's' even tell you to give away FREE ebooks to get visitors to your site or to sign up for your newsletter. So "FREE" is good.

However, there can be a downside to "FREE"!

Let me tell you a little story - it will be short.

A month or so ago, I sent an ad to a newsletter. The ad was for one of my affiliate programs and like most affiliate programs,repparttar 141329 URL was very long.

The editor ofrepparttar 141330 newsletter suggested that I shortenrepparttar 141331 URL by using a re-direct service. Wellrepparttar 141332 price forrepparttar 141333 re-direct service was really great - "FREE" - so I signed up and registered all of my affiliate programs.

Everything worked fine for quite some time.

However, a little later I received a newsletter fromrepparttar 141334 above editor. While viewingrepparttar 141335 newsletter, an ad caught my attention so I clicked onrepparttar 141336 link. All I got was a "site not found" page. I tried it a couple of more times and always gotrepparttar 141337 same page.

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