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Monday, 16 December 2013

How To Build Wealth Using eBay The Easy Way



To build wealth by selling things on eBay, you are not ‘reinventing the wheel’.  Let’s keep in mind, that eBay has been around since the nineties, and today with eBay, you are quite literally competing in one of the world’s most competitive markets. Let’s get back to the basics.

A)     Customer satisfaction! Ebay users are able to rate their transaction- experience with you. This is called ‘feedback’. You are granted one point for a positive feedback, no points for neutral feedback, and a point is subtracted for a negative experience. Keep in mind that not only the seller can receive feedback, but the buyer can as well. Both parties can also leave a short comment. Make sure you are a straight shooter!  Imagine going to a financial planner and seeing a sign on the door saying “This person is a crook”.

B)      When selling anything in the world, you can fall victim to the seasons. Ebay is no different. Like most businesses there can be times of the year when things are slow. You must prepare for this. Just because you made a killing during the holiday season, doesn’t mean you will have those sales all year. You would be smart to accept that the summer is dead. The holiday cash-flow must be budgeted accordingly, to get you through the season. Manage your money properly to build wealth on eBay. Don’t let yourself be left out in the cold, this summer.

C)      Let’s not forget one of life’s certainties, TAXES. The IRS and many of the world’s tax agencies will track your sales and if you become an Ebay super-star by reaching certain sales numbers, your data will automatically be reported. Keep your affairs in order and remember to set a bit aside for the ‘tax man’ and keep the “tax factor” in mind when pricing products and services.

The quality of your pictures and detailed descriptions are a must. Combine all of these points with determination, discipline, and creativity, and you too may be able to build wealth using eBay.

Posted on behalf of Adam Ginsberg by the Adam Ginsberg Team

Adam Ginsberg would love to work with you on getting you started with your business on the web. So, drop him a line or check out his website for his eBay tools and resources. You could also read his book, “101 secrets of an Auction Millionaire” for some inspiration.

Sunday, 17 November 2013

3 Powerful eBay Image Hosting Services



More and more people are using eBay to make extra income in addition to their regular nine-to-five jobs. It’s imperative that you make your eBay listing stand out from the crowd for a greater chance of success. One way to do this is to include vibrant, beautiful pictures of your products. Potential buyers want to know that the item they’re buying is in pristine condition (unless it’s listed as damaged of course) and good images will convey that. eBay allows users to have one free listing using their image hosting so it’s important to know all your options. To save money, you can use other image hosting services including:

PhotoBucket is a great choice for all your eBay image hosting needs. You can also sign up using your Facebook account which is always an easy option. Members get 25 MB free with an annual membership costing $25 per year or a little more than $2 per month. If you need a little help, PhotoBucket offers users a tutorial as well.

Image Shack has a long list of included features including no limit on how long photos can be hosted, simple and intuitive interface and you can also upload as many pictures as you want. Cool right? The best part of Image Shack is the fact it’s free and there is no limit on how many pictures you can upload. This is great if you want to include lots of images in your eBay auction.

Ink Frog gives eBay sellers a two week free period to test out their service. Afterwards, you’ll pay $5 per month. You can store up to 400 photos for this price.  That should be more than enough for all of your auctions.

Make a budget, do your research and find out which eBay image hosting service is right for you. Don’t forget, your potential buyers want to see lots of pictures of the items you’re selling. You need to convince them that you’re selling high-quality wares - that is what will set you apart from the competition online. Trust me, I’m an eBay Power Seller and including pictures is one of the easiest ways to have more success online. 

Posted on behalf of Adam Ginsberg by the Adam Ginsberg Team

Adam Ginsberg is helping people become financially independent with his resources like eBay templates, eBay software and eBay tools. If you want to know more about his resources you can listen to some testimonials of his satisfied customers or read his book, “101 secrets of an Auction Millionaire” for some inspiration.

Wednesday, 13 November 2013

How To Make Money Online Purchasing Domain Names


In these turbulent economic times, millions of people are looking to the internet as a way to make money. Where would one begin? The internet is infinite, but is there opportunity? 

We here about those who have succeeded; maybe we have bought tickets to their seminars or listened to their disks. For every one who succeeds, there are millions who fail.  Here are descriptions of one great way to build wealth online. 

Buying domain names and selling them for a profit is a venture that can be started with only a few dollars. Imagine a domain name as a property, and if you are the first to buy this property, which can be as low as a few dollars, a tremendous profit can be made. Turn a few nickels into millions, not quite. This is a very competitive market in which success can be dictated by research and even a little bit of luck. 

Many of the words ‘premium’ domains have been snatched up, but that doesn’t mean that they are not for sale. Everything is for sale. 
In recent times, people have achieved success by buying up acronyms and being a few steps ahead of the game. You may come across ridiculous pricing, for a domain name that may seem worthless. You are probably right. The market is saturated with people trying to sell their product, and hoping to find a buyer who is stupid enough to pay top dollar. 

Anything that starts with ‘i’ is pretty much inflated to the point of being absurd. Many domain buyers run into the issue of hoarding, which also can run you through cash, very-very quickly. Keep in mind that every domain you think of, and is available, is probably worthless. So keep an eye open for: budding celebrities’ names, catchy sounds which are 5 letters or less, acronyms, and slang. 

Keep abreast of business news and ask yourself these questions: Are these companies merging? What new ventures are on the horizon? What would a good nick-name be?  The main draw to the domain-game is start-up cost. However, a 99 cent domain is still a loss if no one wants to buy it. You can build wealth online buying domain names and selling them for a profit.

Posted on behalf of Adam Ginsberg by the Adam Ginsberg Team
Adam Ginsberg would love to work with you on getting you started with your business on the web. So, drop him a line or check out his website for his eBay tools and resources. You could also read his book, “101 secrets of an Auction Millionaire” for some inspiration.

Thursday, 24 October 2013

Ginsberg’s Top Tips for Building Wealth Online



The recent economic downturn has changed the way we have traditionally looked at our incomes. Till the economy was doing well, we’d think that our jobs were secure for life, and when we’d retire we’d have a big fat retirement fund that we could spend our retired lives comfortably with. And then the recession happened and changed everything. People got laid off of their many years of employment and the retirement funds took a nosedive, eroding in value. The dreams crashed. But the gloomy job market and insecurity of the future brought along a silver lining—the entrepreneurial streak in people. Suddenly, more and more people started looking at alternatives to make money, and the internet become one such resource for a stable income, limited only by people’s imagination and the amount of work they put in.

Adam Ginsberg, the pioneering internet entrepreneur and eBay top seller is now a coach and mentor to thousands of people who have turned to the internet to earn a comfortable living for themselves.  Here are three top tips from Adam for all those who are considering the internet to either set up a new venture or to supplement their existing income with some extra cash on the web.
Adam’s Tips for Building Wealth Online | eBay Tools 
Be Unique

The internet, as resourceful as it is, is also high on competition, and you’d often see hundreds of websites offering similar products or services. Therefore, the first thing for you to do is to choose your niche before you jump in. Even if your idea has competition on the web, you could still be creative and add your individuality to it, thus making it unique.

Research

Once you’ve had an idea and you decide to sell it on the web, don’t jump in without knowing what your competition’s doing. Adam Ginsberg cannot stress enough on the importance of research when starting a new venture. It’s always good to understand what your prospective customers are buying and what are they’re looking for before you start selling to them.  Understanding customer needs will save you a lot of effort in promoting your goods on the internet.

Learn

Once you’ve decided to start anew internet venture, invest some time and money in getting at least some basic education on how the internet works, how to set up your online store, about e-commerce, payment platforms, etc. There is so much that goes into setting up an internet venture, and without education, you’d feel like a babe in the woods.

In fact, you don’t even have to go far to get started with your online enterprise. Adam Ginsberg would love to work with you on getting you started with your business on the web. So, drop him a line or check out his website for his eBay tools and resources. You could also read his book, “101 secrets of an Auction Millionaire” for some inspiration.

Monday, 21 October 2013

Adam Ginsberg’s Tips on Choosing the Right eBay Software



Adam Ginsberg is a highly successful eBay trader turned mentor, helping thousands of people set up and run their own successful eBay ventures. One of the secrets behind Adam’s unparalleled success is using specialized software to help build up and run an eBay business.

One such specialized program highly recommended by Adam for making your eBay business successful is using an eBay listing software. According to Adam, a good listing software program  can add a whole new dimension to your eBay business: it lets you set up a professional-looking and attractive store front, create and manage your product listings easily and conveniently, automate certain features such as creating and managing multiple product auctions etc. Using a specialized program also lends uniformity to your business, thereby making it look more professional and organized. Most listing programs can be customized using a simple HTML editor, making it even easier to manage your eBay storefront.

However, before you start using any listing program, Adam suggests you do your research on which one would suit you best. You may even need to use multiple programs to organize different kinds of products if you have a varied product range. Also check to see if the program you’re buying is user friendly for your prospective customers. Other features to look out for when choosing a good listing program are whether they allow you to automate certain features of eBay, like product auctions, or whether they offer multiple themes to choose from for your eBay storefront. There are many features available in good listing programs and choosing the right one can do wonders for your eBay business making it more efficient and user friendly, and also create lasting brand value. So choose wisely.