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Have you ever wondered why some eBay listings go for a
lot more than others when the products seem practically
the same? Greg doesn’t. He’s a powerseller on eBay who
has figured out how to make more on every auction just
by incorporating a few key direct marketing strategies
into his listings. And he reveals exactly how he does it
in this three-part audio seminar
According to Greg, it’s really all in the marketing.
Ebay has already done the hard part for you by bringing
you targeted buyers who have searched out your auction.
So, like Greg says, “your fish is hooked and your bait
is already half-way eaten.” All you have to do is create
a description that will close that deal.
And over the next three hours, you’ll not only hear how
to create those kinds of descriptions, but you’ll also
hear everything else this eBay expert does to turn his
auctions into bidding frenzies.
Part One
In Part One, you’ll hear how Greg and his wife use a
cell phone and a computer while shopping at garage sales
to find big-ticket eBay items at below-bargain prices.
You’ll also hear how they set up their listings so that
those items are easily found by the people who’ll want
them the most.
More Must-Hear Info From Part One Like…
• First steps for new eBayers that will really get the
ball rolling just the way you want it to
• How to conduct research for an item and determine its
price point in under 60 seconds
• How “telling more to sell more” can be combined with
an action step to get that bid button pushed more often
• All about eBay’s strict limitations on auctions and
some proven strategies for getting around them
• How you can develop customer lists from your auctions
– and what to do with those lists once you’ve compiled
them
• Why you’ll want to make sure you “go international”
for all of your eBay listings
• Tips on shipping that will get rid of the hassle and
save you money
You’ll also hear how Greg and his wife sold an old
10-cent packet of knock-off Kool-aid for more than $100!
Part Two
In Part Two, I ask Greg to reveal the number one tip
that will squash the eBay competition – and he gives me
an ear-full. It’s all about writing lengthy descriptions
that sound conversational, paint mental pictures, and
create ownership. And Greg tells you exactly how he does
that. According to him, most powersellers don’t even
know about this tip (or use it) so you could dominate
with this one technique alone.
You’ll also hear…
• Why you’ll want to load your titles with as many
keywords as you can and where to find the best ones for
each listing
• What the #1 mistake is when making an eBay title and
how to make sure you never make it
• Why you should always list the benefits in your
description instead of the features – and the best ways
to do that
• Why you should never try to incorporate humor in your
listing
• How to use guarantees to bring in high bidders
Part Three
In Part Three, Greg reveals the one tip he usually likes
to reserve for himself. It’s just a simple sentence that
he adds to certain listings, but he finds it works like
magic.
You’ll also get…
• Ways to upsell on eBay even though the site isn’t set
up to help you do so
• How to cross-promote your auctions and make the most
on similar items without grouping them into “lots”
• Ideas for making commission by directing your eBay
customers to other people’s services
• Creative ways to promote your eBay auctions outside of
eBay
• How to know when to use a 10-day, 7-day, 5-day or
3-day listing to your advantage – and when you might
want to just list something in your eBay store
By incorporating direct marketing tactics into his eBay
listings, Greg estimates that he makes at least 20% more
than the average person would selling his same items.
And Greg should know. He’s written many books about how
to sell on eBay and even acts as an eBay consultant, but
you’ll get all of his tips and tricks now in this
exclusive seminar from Michael Senoff’s
www.hardtofindseminars.com
So dust out the garage and get your junk ready for the
feeding frenzy that can happen when you incorporate
direct marketing into your eBay listings. Enjoy.
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