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Home | Website | Adsense | Ebay | Site Map Ebay Beginners Guide To Success - part I You want to sell stuff on eBay! But you have two minor problems: you don't know how you don't have stuff Nooooo problem. Keep reading for some really good tips to get you pointed in the right direction and selling like crazy. To start you will need some basic equipment: Computer, Internet access, digital camera, and some space to put your stuff. That’s really all you’ll need to get started. You’ll also need shipping and packing supplies but that is addressed later. Next you’ll need to learn how to list auctions. Go to the eBay sellers overview: http://pages.ebay.com/education/sellingtips/index.html. This will be your lifeline. There is a lot of information there, everything you always wanted to know and more. Don’t be overwhelmed, don't get discouraged, just take one step at a time. You’ll see there is information on listings, on bidding, on photos, on feedback – it’s all there. You will have to decided what to sell. Before you zero in on a particular niche you need some experience and some feedback. Buyers are generally leery of buying from someone who is brand new and has a feedback rating of less than 10 evaluations 50 is probably better. While you are getting your feet wet, look around your own house first. You’d be amazed at what people buy. You could list outgrown clothing, magazines, candle holders, CD, books, flannel sheets, recipes, the ugly old lamp that was Aunt Mildred’s, all those goofy Christmas gifts sitting in your basement, that old baby gate with a stain on it. Get the idea? You never know what someone will want. You can also buy some ebooks off ebay will resellers right, find something for a buck, then turn around and sell that same product to 20 or 30 people, you only make a few bucks but you will get 20 or 30 positive feedbacks to get you started. I like digital products you can email, very hard for anything to go wrong with those. Although you need experience, you don’t want to list something that isn’t likely to sell. Do your research first before you invest the time in putting together a listing. An easy method to use is do a “search” on eBay, then look up COMPLETED ITEMS, then sort by HIGHEST price. Then you’ll see if your Tommy Bahama shirt is really worth anything. Or you’ll see that your old baseball cards had 23 listings and not one of them sold.   (continued) Ebay Beginners Guide to Success II   E-Bay Turn Up The Volume eBay Products - Where to Buy and How to Sell

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