OK, two follow up questions, since I assume you have access to this info: If we do end up getting one I would be happy to share it with you! Like you said it's based on the duration and category so we don't have a specific chart. Please provide the rate chart here, so the rest of us can see what the rates are like. As a result, I cannot find the dollar amounts for the rates, only the general information that rates are set by auction duration and category. Promoted Listings Express is for auction listings, and is currently limited to sellers who use the app to list, and who use My eBay (instead of Seller Hub).
Most sellers with a business account are likely using Seller Hub, so they would not be eligible at this time.Ī seller asked an interesting question about pricing for PLExpress in the weekly community chat as well. "business" accounts, I suspect it will still end up breaking down roughly along those lines. While this may not mean it is specific to "personal" accounts vs. You’ll find great ideas right under your nose.UPDATE: 9-29 eBay has confirmed Promoted Listings Express is currently only available to sellers who use My eBay (not Seller Hub). Your local demographics and geography likely give you a big advantage as well. There are literally hundreds of ways to work this biz.
Next find great streams of inventory: Form exclusive relationships with manufacturers of in demand products and help them sell them online, run cragislist ads for hot products, hire and train local trusted shoppers to find inventory in retail & closeout, hire coupon chasers/shoppers and sell ANYTHING that you can get cheap on amazon is it hot on eBay’s closed listings search?) Here are a few that come to mind: First learn to research if an item will sell or not. We have multiple ideas (with more being added all the time) at as well as in the course. That’s what makes this such a great biz model. The “finding” is the “work” that most people are unwilling to do though. There are so many great answers to that question, but I won’t go into it here. Please leave a comment – let’s talk about it… I promise you’ll never look at “driving traffic” the same way!Īnd I’ll repeat my foundational advice for this post: My views used to be considered crazy, but now more and more experts are acknowledging that I was ahead of my time on this topic…and that I’m right! Read through the SEO section of this site or my blog for more detail. I spend a great deal of time on my blog talking about SEO. (If you don’t understand that last sentence you should DEFINITELY stay away from any “driving traffic” strategies.) When it does work, it works for only the rarest of lucky sellers who are also tenacious risk takers and who are also willing to see it all vanish overnight on the whim of a Google algorithm change. I can assure you that there’s absolutely NO strategy that exists to make this happen more often than every once in awhile. My best guess is that the concept of “driving traffic to your listings” is something you read on a shiny object sales page somewhere. wasting time trying to drive traffic to your listings. If profit is part of your goal, you are better off putting your energy into creating and finding products that have built in demand vs. You’d have likely been better off just selling the items on your own blog -something I also don’t recommend trying. your blog for example), the number of competing products that Amazon and eBay display next to your offer will offset any advantage you may have had. The fact is, even if you start driving traffic to your products on Amazon or eBay from an external source (i.e. While you may hear stories of people promoting their eBay and Amazon listings using SEO tactics, you won’t find me spending (wasting) much time on that type of strategy for newbies b/c it’s such wasted effort for nearly all people who try to do it. If you picked the WRONG product or are trying to sell your own original unknown product and are left trying to “drive traffic” to it you are playing an entirely different and more difficult game. There’s no need to ‘drive customers’ to your listings if you’ve picked the right products to sell. The beauty of Amazon and eBay is that the massive customer base is BUILT IN and all of those people are in a SHOPPING MOOD. If that’s you, the next paragraph is important for you to understand and take to heart and could save you a TON of wasted time, energy, effort and cash: This post is aimed primarily at “newbies” with stars in their eyes and big hopes for fast success. There’s an inherent problem in that question that I’d like to expose in this blog post. “Jim, how do I drive traffic to my eBay and Amazon listings?” One of the questions I get asked occasionally by new eBay and Amazon sellers is this,
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