Question__about____Ebay?
in the long run what will be a good thing to do.
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It realy depends on what you are selling and what your profit margins are. find out how much money you can make from an item on ebay and then compare that value to the value of buying the item, listing it, paying all of your ebay fees, P+P ect. If you make a profit then you can runthe bsiness but how much profit do you want to retain?
they say so on tv so that means it must be!
kind of cheap. Cheap is a perspective and shouldn't be used as a comparison
List, not store. Store costs more. Ebay take larger cut of store. Store merely organizational device. List perform same function, cheaper to you.
Hope this a help.
It's best to phase into it slowly, that's for sure. Try selling some things that you already have lying around the house to start.
Hold off on the store - eBay seems to be taking them off the search results in favor of "Express" listings.
I was paying about $60 in month, it wasn't worth it for me, but I wasnt moving that much merchandise...pet products. I'm sure it would be haigher if you were selling a bunch of stuff, the fees are considerably cheaper.
The problem with store (flat rate monthly plus low fees) is that people don't easily find store merchandise unless they are shopping in your store. The search feature mainly points to auction merchandise and then customers can search store merchandise. I didn't have alot of luck selling store merchandise however you can do both and cross-promote your store in your auctions and point to your auctions from your store. It doesn't have to be either/or. You can do both.
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