Auction Power Guide

Ok. 3 parts:

1. Where can I find the easiest to use, highest quality, free website builder?
2. Are there any free website builders that I can link to paypal to sell stuff online that are secure?
3. If I want to sell photography, how do I post pics for sale but secure them so that not just anyone online can copy and paste them?

Best answers get the points. Thanks

You may want to consider using AT&T Yahoo if yahoo doesn’t provide the small business link to you from your homepage anyhow.

While the service isn’t free… I know, you said *free*, it provides a great deal of website services that are incredibly easy to use, very secure, and very customizable. It provides you with all of the statistics you will be interested in as a commercial provider. Paypal is as easy to setup as clicking on the paypal link provided by their website.

The reason I suggest this is because I’ve been using it myself for a great deal of time. It’s been pretty cheap, (It costs less than $50.00), provides you with your own domain name, is simple to use, and submits your site to the google search engine, and the yahoo search engine for free.

Go ahead and check out the site I’m working on listed in the source list. I haven’t had to touch the code for this site yet, and it obviously meets all of my needs.

While there are free builders out there, I simply feel that it would be less productive for you to not take advantage of all of the services provided by AT&T Yahoo. It’s just too simple to pass up.

If you’re not interested in AT&T, perhaps because you have your own provider, consider finding out what that provider offers. I guess what I’m trying to say is that, as one who wants to provide commercial products, it’s worth getting a domain name and using a 3rd parties set of tools to set up that domain, even if it costs a little money. If you were a regular user, (i.e. not commercial), I would suggest ebay, or an ebay store, or any of the other free sites you can get via a simple google search.

Your provider will help you.

Good Luck with your endeavor!
-Andy

No one like it when they get no bids on there Ebay auction, but it happens.
Some auctions get hundreds of bids, but some go much more slowly, getting only a few bids or even none at all for days. Auctions are generally much slower during the summer months than they are in the winter – and sales on eBay are slowing each year, for more details visit to www.auctions-profits.com as more sellers than buyers sign up, hoping to get rich quick. There are a number of ways that you can take advantage of slower auctions to get the best price.
Wait to Bid.
If you bid, then everyone can see you’re interested – and that might make them interested too. Leaving the item alone for as long as you can bear will make it look less popular, and keep the price down so you can come in at the last minute and get a bargain.
Make an Offer.
If the seller is selling an item using ‘Buy it Now’ and it still hasn’t sold when the auction is about to end, use eBay’s ‘Best Offer’ service to make them an offer on it. The chances are they’ve listed the item two or three times before, and they’ll be so annoyed at the prospect of re-listing it yet again that they’ll accept your offer just to get rid of the thing.
Conspire with Other Buyers.
You might not have thought of this, but if there are two auctions for the same item and only you and one other buyer are bidding, for more details visit to www.auction-professional.com why not get together and work out a ‘you take this one and I’ll take that one’ deal? This avoids you raising the price on both auctions just to get one each. If you make a few friends, you can even work together on auctions long-term, taking it in turns to bid.
Be Snobbish.
Send the seller emails asking questions about the condition of the item, and making it very clear that you are a discerning buyer and will only accept things of the highest quality. This will make them feel better about selling you their item for less.
Don’t Feel Guilty.
There really are too many sellers on eBay now, to the point where you can get common items at very low prices. Long-term, this will probably force those sellers out of business, but that’s the way a market works – it’s supply and demand.
Buy in Bulk.
When auctions are slow, many sellers will have had the same stock for a long time. If you offer to take ten things off their hands all at once then you can almost name your price – the chances are that they’ll fall over themselves to give you a good deal. If you come back again and buy another ten items then they’ll love you even more.
The longer you spend on eBay, the more experienced you’ll become – and the greater the chances are that you’ll stumble across an auction for something very odd, and quite unexpected. In the next email, you’ll hear all about the strangest eBay items ever sold.
In fact, there are all sorts of tricks you can use on eBay, if you want to get ahead of the game. Remember that most buyers on eBay are casual, and don’t know what they’re doing: a little knowledge can go a long way in getting you an advantage. When your sellers aren’t in such good standing, though, you need to be careful to avoid being a victim of fraud. There are a few scams that you especially need to look out for – we’ll cover them in the next article.

madhuri
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