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Doing Business After Ebay

Today will be a quick talk about ebay.

Most, if not all of us, began life as an online seller at Amazon or Ebay. I learned a great deal there and I have to admit that if not for their business practices I might not have ever grown as an online business person. I might have stayed there, happily selling. Believing that I was actually in business for myself rather than being nothing more than an employee of the company.

So many of us who have moved on to build our own online businesses have done so because of ebay suspensions or restrictions. I wish I knew what I know known when I started. I am going to offer you guys a few pieces of advice and it your take this advance then you will be prepared for the day that ebay or Amazon changes the rules and you become a victim of these changes.

LightInTheBox.com

First thing that you need to do is learn to keep proper records. Keep the names addresses and emails of every single customer who purchases from you. This is list building.

Secondly you need to build yourself a website. A website that mirrors Amazon or Ebay. A website that features all the items or services that you have to offer. This website is your actual business and your job from that point on is to feed it new customers and to do everything possible to retain the existing customers.


Government Auctions

The third thing that you must do is to grow your business through adding new products and services to your business. The best way to do this is to visit sites like liquidation.com, government auction.org and varies wholesale overseas sites such as lightinthebox.com.



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Government Liquidations And Auctions

More About Government Liquidations

We have all heard for many years that our government waste too much money. That our tax dollars are going down an endless hole. With the bargains to be had at many government liquidation this appears to be true. They spend amazing amounts on money to buy high end and expensive items for any number of departments. The departments realize that they do not need them any more or to justify their existence need to re-order the same things each year. So it is out with the old and in with the new.

What happens to the old?

The government does what they call a liquidation. They put these expensive items up for sale to the highest bidder at an auction. The cool thing about this is that the highest bidder can be any one. It can be you. To start the new year they have dropped what an opening bid can be down to a mere fifty dollars. Buyers are getting thousands of dollars worth of resealable merchandise for as little as fifty to a hundred dollars.

This is a great deal for those who have built retails stores around these deals. This is a great opportunity for those who wish to develop a steady supply stream for their online business.


GovernmentAuctions.org Free Trial Membership

Signing up at Government Auction is free. You can browse the categories and see if they have inventory that fits your store model or one that you would like to create. Thousands of sellers are buying everything from surplus clothing to electronics at a liquidation price and making huge resale profits. Today I am suggesting to you that you visit them and see if anything from surplus vehicles to scrap metal, from cameras to computer software, might interest you.

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