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Join the ranks of top eBay sellerswith even more insider tips!Are you ready to take your eBay selling to the next level? This beyond-the-basics guide reveals the trade secrets that have propelled the savviest entrepreneurs into eBay PowerSellers. Now its your turn to start earning up to 150,000 per month through your eBay business! The Second Edition of eBay PowerSeller Secrets is packed with up-to-date guidance in effectively running a eBay store, selling and shipping internationally, finding little-known sources for products, advertising your wares, managing inventory, collecting payments, keeping records, and much more. ( Sidebar) NEW! Covers eBay Express, eBays Marketplace Research reports, ProStores, Skype, eMail Marketing, and even selling through Amazon and your own website. Plus, checklists to help you stay on track!Learn from hundreds of PowerSellers just what it takes to succeed on eBay: Determine what sells best on eBay, when it sells, and why Develop listings that create high traffic and product demand Handle end-of-sale payments and protect yourself from fraud and loss Manage listings, inventories, and communications Track incidentals, deductions, expenses, and other tax-related items Automate to ease processes such as creating and posting listings, managing feedback, e-mail, and shipping Use Blogs and eBay Guides and Reviews to drive traffic to your listings Make big money through eBays Affiliates program
Preface xxi
Acknowledgments xxiii
Introduction xxv
Know Your Business/Grow Your Business
1(40)
Know Yourself
3(2)
Make Sure Your Personality Is Well-Suited to Sitting in Front of Your Computer
3(1)
Be a good time manager
3(1)
Selling on eBay Is As Much a Way to Live As It Is a Way to Earn a Living
4(1)
Know eBay
5(12)
Know What You're Aiming For
5(1)
Know all of eBay's rules and follow them
6(2)
Use the site map
8(1)
Keep Educating Yourself, Because eBay Changes Every Day
9(1)
Subscribe to AuctionBytes
9(1)
A Sample Article from AuctionBytes Newsletter
10(2)
Tune in to eBay radio
12(1)
Sign up for eBay's Seller Newsflash
13(1)
Attend eBay University and stop by eBay's learning center
14(2)
Go to eBay Live!
16(1)
Feedback Is Critical
16(1)
Don't Be a Stranger
17(4)
Get involved in the discussion boards
18(1)
Get involved in groups
19(2)
Know Your Products
21(9)
Start with what you know
21(1)
Don't sell things before you know about them
22(1)
Research What You Sell
22(2)
Seek out marginalized niches for your product
24(1)
Research your own customers
24(1)
Stay away from contentious items while you're just getting started
24(2)
Sell what you love, but don't be blinded by your emotions
26(1)
Sell quality items
26(2)
Don't forget practical considerations
28(1)
Know What Not to Sell
28(1)
Don't Break Any Laws
29(1)
Don't sell homemade food or body items
29(1)
Include disclaimers and allergy warnings for all consumable items you sell
29(1)
Mind Your Business
30(4)
Start small, start slowly, and don't quit your job
30(1)
Every Time You Learn Something New, You Add Another Brick to Your Invisible Store
31(1)
Don't Be Discouraged If You Are Not a Businessperson Now
31(1)
Be patient. Be aggressive. Be smart
32(1)
Don't Be Surprised If Success Strikes Fast
32(1)
Your eBay business will not work if you don't treat it like a business
32(1)
The money you earn from eBay isn't really yours
33(1)
Pay yourself a salary
33(1)
Know the value of every sale and go after it
33(1)
Volunteer to Work and Learn
34(1)
Know Where to Find Help
34(7)
Most eBay Help Is Seller to Seller
36(1)
Get help from auction doctors
36(1)
Don't Forget to Help Others Too
37(1)
Search for help outside of eBay
37(1)
Work with a Friend
37(4)
Source Products for Success
41(46)
First Things First
43(15)
Get a tax ID number, now
43(2)
What Are You Thinking of Selling?
45(1)
Think of your products as a total product line
45(1)
Consider the needs of your products and your customers
46(1)
Calculate your budget
47(1)
Always shop with a calculator
47(1)
Find Out What Sells
48(1)
Start Your Research at eBay's Solutions Directory
48(1)
Check eBay's ``Hot Items by Category''
48(3)
Keep the Hot Items list in perspective
51(1)
Use eBay's Merchandising Calendar
52(1)
Review eBay Pulse
52(2)
Check eBay Pop
54(1)
Check out BidThumbs.com
54(1)
Explore the world of blogs
54(2)
What's hot from Andale
56(1)
Check yourself against shopping aggregators
57(1)
Where Will You Get Your Inventory?
58(2)
Think locally, sell globally
58(1)
Turn to your local reference librarian
58(1)
Do it yourself on the Internet
59(1)
Don't expect to find help on eBay
59(1)
Sourcing Used Items and Collectibles
60(9)
Garage and Yard Sales
60(1)
Moving Sales
61(1)
Estate Sales
62(1)
Church Rummage Sales and Local Charity Fundraisers
62(1)
Auctions
63(1)
Flea Market
64(1)
Thrift Stores
65(1)
Newspaper Advertising
65(1)
Collectors Are a Special Case
66(1)
Advertise in ways you may not have tried yet
67(1)
Search on eBay
67(1)
Be prepared to travel
68(1)
Get to know your customers and what they buy
68(1)
Sourcing New Items for Sale on eBay
69(13)
Buy at the end of the season
70(1)
Safety Checks for Testing Sources
71(1)
Liquidation Sales
72(1)
Liquidation Companies
73(1)
Wholesalers
74(1)
Wholesale tricks to try
75(1)
Manufacturers
76(1)
Online Sources of Manufacturers
77(2)
Try Tdctrade to locate international trade contacts
79(1)
Go to manufacturers' trade shows
79(1)
Don't miss the ASD/AMD trade shows
80(1)
Tag-team trade shows
81(1)
Don't Discount the Big Discount Houses
81(1)
Are You a Special Case?
82(1)
Do You Own a Store?
82(1)
Are You a Wholesaler?
82(1)
Are You a Manufacturer?
83(1)
Are You an Artist or a Craftsperson?
83(1)
It's All a Balancing Act
83(4)
From Mom and Pop to PowerShop
87(30)
Automate from the very beginning and plan for growth
88(1)
Your Computer
89(4)
Buy the best technology you can afford
90(1)
Network your computers
91(1)
Stay Healthy to Get Wealthy
91(2)
Managing Your Business
93(5)
Image Hosting
93(3)
Use accounting software
96(2)
Analyzing Your Auction Data
98(2)
Counters
98(1)
Use auction analysis tools
99(1)
Your Web Site
100(3)
Pick your Web address
101(2)
When looking for Web design, think young
103(1)
Keep your search local
103(1)
Photography
103(7)
Set up your studio
104(1)
Light up your listings
105(1)
Get a digital camera
106(2)
Inexpensive Lighting for Your Photos
108(1)
A Scanner? Well, Maybe
109(1)
Your Shipping Station
110(2)
You'll Need a Digital Scale
111(1)
Consider a thermal printer for your labels
111(1)
Miscellaneous Tools
112(5)
Pick up the phone
112(5)
Automate Your Auctions for Smooth Selling
117(34)
Know what's important when you go shopping
118(1)
What Should Your Auction Management Program Do for You?
119(3)
Create Your Listings
120(1)
Automate Your Communications
120(1)
Manage Your Inventory
121(1)
Track Your Expenses
121(1)
Complete the Sale and Ship Your Item
121(1)
Sell through Several Channels
122(1)
How Do You Choose?
122(3)
Start with Auction Software Review
122(3)
Some Suggestions to Get You Started
125(16)
Consider eBay's auction management tools
125(4)
AuctionHawk
129(1)
Auctiva
130(3)
inkFrog
133(2)
MarketBlast
135(2)
Vendio
137(4)
ChannelAdvisor and Marketworks: A League of Their Own
141(10)
ChannelAdvisor
141(3)
Marketworks
144(2)
Consider customized auction management software
146(5)
Get Your Auctions Going!
151(56)
Your eBay Image
152(8)
Your About Me Page
153(1)
Include pictures on your About Me page; show a little personality
153(1)
Put your About Me page to work
154(2)
Use Your My World page
156(1)
Set Your Rules
156(1)
Decide on your rules and make them clear
156(1)
Don't threaten; don't scold; keep it friendly
157(1)
Make sure it's fun to shop with you
158(1)
You're One of the Crowd Now
158(1)
Spend time on the Answer Center boards
158(1)
Don't pick fights
159(1)
Your Listing Strategies
160(16)
How Much Is This Going to Cost?
160(2)
Watch for eBay listing sales
162(1)
Appearance, Appearance, Appearance
162(1)
Neatness counts
163(2)
Don't be too cute
165(1)
Don't list more auctions than you can process
166(1)
Automate from the start
166(2)
eBay automates some listings for you
168(1)
Grading and Placing Your Items
168(1)
Grade your item below what you think it's worth
169(2)
Choose Your Category
171(1)
Know the categories
171(2)
Search for your item across categories
173(1)
Listing Extras
173(3)
Creating Your Listings
176(16)
Titling Your Listings
176(1)
Turn the key with your keywords
177(1)
Don't confuse keywords with adjectives
178(1)
Don't let your titles L@ @K like this!
179(1)
Don't be redundant and repeat yourself
180(1)
Ways to get around that 55 limit
180(2)
Make your titles precise and perfect
182(1)
Writing Your Item Descriptions
182(1)
Use templates if you can
183(1)
Your descriptions give you a chance to shine
184(1)
Don't just repeat your title
185(1)
Be accurate and completely honest
186(1)
Be professional and positive
186(1)
Don't violate anyone's trademark
187(1)
Make your descriptions neat and tidy
187(1)
Remember you're writing for an online audience
188(1)
Give them a little style
188(1)
Photos That Sell
189(1)
Use great photos and lots of them
189(1)
Use good lighting
190(1)
Make your item stand out
191(1)
Protect your photos
191(1)
It's not necessarily all up to you
191(1)
Hire some help
192(1)
Timing Your Auctions
192(6)
Timing Tidbits
193(1)
Consider your audience
193(1)
Statistics favor certain times
194(1)
It's clearly Sunday, except when it's not
195(1)
How Long Should Your Auctions Last?
196(1)
A seven-day auction may be a week, but it's strong
196(1)
Ten-day auctions; more time for more money
197(1)
The one-two punch of the three-day sale
197(1)
Do more research
198(1)
Pricing Strategies
198(9)
Choose Your Format
198(2)
Use ``Best Offer''
200(1)
Start it low and let it go
201(1)
Find its worth and stick to it
202(1)
Reservations about Reserves
203(1)
Combine pricing and timing for smart selling
204(1)
Research and act fast
204(3)
Power-Charge Your eBay Business
207(42)
Your Business and Your Customers
208(15)
Court Your Customers
209(1)
Market through e-mail
209(1)
Try Constant Contact
210(1)
How about a Monthly E-Newsletter?
211(1)
Reassure Your Customers
212(1)
Use PayPal
213(3)
Try SquareTrade
216(3)
Have your ID verified
219(1)
Consider a warranty
219(2)
Consider buySAFE
221(1)
Reward Your Customers
222(1)
Offer a coupon
222(1)
How about a little thank-you gift?
222(1)
Your Business and Your Auctions
223(9)
Keep the traffic flowing
223(1)
Relist your unsold items
223(1)
Give Your Bidders a Second Chance
224(1)
Advertising Your Business
225(1)
Do well while you do good with eBay Giving Works
225(3)
``Guide'' buyers to your listings: write Reviews & Guides
228(1)
Blogs can bring bucks
229(1)
Explore Google AdWords
229(1)
Use your own Web site
230(1)
Join eBay's Affiliate Program
230(2)
Taking Care of Your Business
232(9)
Study Your Sell-Through
232(1)
Use Your Auction Management Software
232(1)
Use your counters creatively
233(2)
Consider Sellathon View Tracker
235(2)
Use Medved's eBay Auction Counts
237(2)
Manage Your Business
239(1)
Turn over your inventory
239(1)
Automate everything
239(1)
Hire help
240(1)
Become a Trading Assistant
241(8)
Get listed in eBay's Trading Assistant Directory
242(1)
Decide on your policies up front
243(1)
Know your competition
243(1)
Market yourself as a Trading Assistant
244(1)
Search for Possible Consignments
244(1)
Prepare a standard contract
244(1)
Trading Assistants pricing advice
245(1)
You're a professional, so make a professional impression
246(3)
Close the Auction and Collect the Cash
249(34)
Payment Options That Are Not PayPal
251(3)
Accept personal checks
252(1)
Don't always insist on holding the check
252(1)
Money Orders and Cashier's Checks: No Longer Risk-Free Options
253(1)
(Almost) never use wire transfers
254(1)
PayPal and Why It Really Is Your Friend
254(8)
PayPal Account Types
255(1)
PayPal Fees
255(2)
Sign up for a Merchant rate as soon as possible
257(1)
Get a PayPal ATM/debit card
257(1)
PayPal Auction Management Tools
258(1)
Sign up for PayPal's Virtual Terminal
259(1)
Protect Yourself with PayPal's Seller Protection Policy
260(2)
Protecting Yourself on eBay
262(21)
International Sales
263(2)
Stay up to date on international scams
265(1)
Consider the language barrier
266(2)
Using Escrow Services
268(1)
Protect Yourself from Spoof and Phish E-Mails
269(2)
Unpaid Items
271(2)
Always file for your Final Value Fee refunds
273(1)
Use Immediate Payment for time-sensitive listings
273(1)
Learn to avoid problem bidders
274(1)
Canceling a Bid
275(1)
Some Famous (or Infamous) Buyer's Scams
276(7)
You Sold It, Now Ship It
283(24)
Continue to buy things on eBay
284(1)
Packaging Your Items
285(7)
There's no such thing as too much packing material
285(2)
Spend less (or nothing) for packing materials
287(3)
Labeling Your Packages
290(1)
Include a packing slip with every package
291(1)
Should You Use Delivery Confirmation?
291(1)
Pricing Your Shipping and Handling
292(5)
Pad the item, not the shipping charges
292(1)
How Much Is Too Much?
293(1)
Don't disclose your postage costs
294(1)
Flat-Rate Shipping Versus Variable-Rate Shipping
294(1)
State your shipping charges clearly
295(1)
Shipping Oversized Items
296(1)
Insuring Your Shipments
297(1)
Scheduling Your Shipments
298(1)
Your Carrier Options
298(9)
Consider eBay's own shipping center
299(1)
The USPS
299(1)
Use Stamps.com
300(1)
Consider Endicia.com
300(1)
UPS
301(1)
FedEx
301(1)
International Shipping
302(5)
Your Customer Is Always Right (Even When He's Wrong)
307(38)
E-Mail: The Way Customer Service Is Done
309(19)
Your e-mail should be letter perfect
310(1)
E-Mails Throughout the Transaction
310(1)
Answer the query and add a little bit more
311(1)
End the Auction on a High Note
312(2)
Send the package and the e-mail too
314(1)
Doing What's Right When Things Go Wrong
315(1)
Think like the store manager, not the store clerk
316(1)
Remember, it's business, not personal
317(1)
Give your customer the benefit of the doubt
317(1)
If the mistake is yours, own up to it
318(1)
When a problem comes up, know who you're dealing with
319(2)
Use the Negative/Neutral Feedback tool
321(2)
What If Your Customer Is One of Those Scammers?
323(1)
If e-mail fails, pick up the phone
324(2)
What's the Word on Your Guarantee?
326(1)
Don't hesitate to offer a refund
327(1)
Tools That Support You While You Support Your Customers
328(3)
Consider giving a telephone number and customer service hours
328(1)
Get ready for Skype
329(1)
Try a Message Tag (MSGTAG)
330(1)
Feedback: A Human (and Therefore Imperfect) System
331(14)
This is going on your permanent record
332(1)
Try for eBay's Mutual Feedback Withdrawal program
333(1)
Sometimes, But Only Rarely, eBay Will Step In
333(2)
If all else fails, consider SquareTrade
335(1)
Feedback Is Strictly Voluntary
335(1)
Feedback is the last step in a transaction
336(1)
Should You Ever Leave Negative Feedback?
337(1)
If your customer goes ballistic, don't go with him
338(1)
When it comes to a negative, stick to the facts
339(1)
When the negative comes, let it go
339(6)
Keeping Records---or Let's Have a Look at Those Books, Buddy
345(18)
Getting Off to a Good Start
346(5)
Visit SCORE
347(2)
Educate yourself
349(1)
Start with all new accounts
350(1)
Think Like a Business Now
351(2)
If it's deductible, don't forget to deduct it
351(2)
Uncle Sam May No Longer Want You, But He Does Want a Piece of Your Income
353(3)
He's Here to Help
354(1)
Social Security
355(1)
Sales Tax
355(1)
Hire an accountant
356(1)
The Tools You'll Use
356(7)
Use Your Auction Management Software
357(1)
PayPal Will Help
358(1)
QuickBooks
358(1)
Excel
359(1)
Hire a bookkeeper
360(3)
From eBay Seller to e-Merchant
363(16)
A Word about Fees
366(2)
Stick with a Basic store until you've built up your inventory and profits
367(1)
Getting Started
368(1)
The eBay Stores Discussion Board
369(1)
Driving Customer Traffic to Your Store
369(1)
Move Your Store Off eBay
370(9)
Build Your Own Store
371(3)
Float your boat with Amazon, but watch out for shallow waters
374(5)
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