Ebay Ebook Success Tips: New Years Resolutions!!!Ebay Ebook Success
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by Tom Parker February 18, 2006
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| Tom Parker |
| Tom Parker has been selling ebooks and software with resell rights on
eBay since 2003 at http://stores.ebay.co.uk/theebookcavern. In 2006 he
created http://www.theebookcavern.co.uk/ from which he eventually
intends to sell his own ebook. He also opened
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I hope you all had a good break during the holidays and are now
ready to get back to work. Now many of you may have set yourselves New
Years Resolutions. If you haven't I can think of a few good ones for
potential ebook sellers:
1) Register as a seller on eBay - If you have been putting it off
for ages now is the ideal time to register. Why? Because now not only
will you have the usually things that you have been meaning to get rid
of for some time, but you may also have unwanted Christmas gifts. I
really cannot emphasise enough, the need to register on eBay to sell as
soon as possible. Selling on eBay takes a while to master, and like
many other things, practice makes perfect. The sooner you register, the
sooner you can get good at it, and you will also be one step closer to
starting a business on eBay. If you really do not have any physical
items around the house that you wish to sell then why not try selling
an ebook? You can get resellable ebooks free or very cheap from a
variety of websites and newsletter. Listings start at just 15p so you
can experiment with selling for an incredibly small investment.
2) If you have been selling on eBay for some time, consider getting
an eBay shop - At only £6 a month the benefits really are worth it. The
first major benefit is the cheaper listing fees (Buy It Now Store
Listing Fees start at only 5p a month). Although Store Listings don't
get as much exposure as eBay Auction and Buy It Now listings, you can
use a combination of the listing types to save money, and also increase
sales. Other benefits include Sales Reports Plus (which incorporate
eBay fees and PayPal fees to show how much you have actually made),
Traffic Reports, an actual website address that you can direct your
customers to: "http://stores.ebay.co.uk/yourstorename", custom shop
pages, and much more. If you are trying to grow your eBay business
aggressively, then you really need to consider getting an eBay shop.
3) If you have an eBay shop and sell on eBay, try to improve your
business in some way - The improvements need only be small to be
effective. For example, maybe you need to update your About Me page to
reflect your business more appropriately. Perhaps you could redesign
your listings so that they look more professional. Or maybe you could
set yourself a goal to add a new product to your inventory every month.
This last goal is a particularly good one for ebook sellers as once
added to your inventory, you can have an ebook there as long as you
wish without having to buy new stock.
I hope that these tips help you grow your business in the New Year. Good Luck for 2006!!! |