angelarnold716
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Joined 04-30-12, id: 3972626, Profile Updated: 04-30-12
We all know that will Ebay is changing, personally I recently carry on going about my selling business and take them inside my stride as I give a good service and the many items that I choose to sell offer me the opportunity to absorb their fees. They take me with regard to my fees and I capitalise on their traffic volumes it happens to be a fair exchange as i see it. The issue isââ¬Â¦what do they discover their business strategy together with direction as now? Ebay have reduced showing fees and thrown in 'extras' including gallery for 'free' together with redefined their search algorithms to spotlight sellers DSR's in an action that gives the seller more exposure the happier their clients are. The more exposure that the listing gets the higher it is likely that the final selling price will be higher and therefore the greater the FVF that will Ebay will collect, thus offsetting the lower insertion fees. There are even rumours that Ebay will be moving towards free listings for many, does this not simply appear to be the Amazon business model?? Look at Amazon, they offer a free to list policy to their sellers however the marketplace is a hell of much more structured and controlled and then take a larger proportion in the final price in charges. If the customer isn't happy then it's up to the seller to make them happy or they not any longer sell on the Amazon online marketplace. No one can really argue that it really is a good business product but can Ebay truly go from its company focused approach (you can create your fortune on here form of marketing) to some sort of buyer focused approach (such a use able and assurance building marketplace) without turning upon the very sellers (read legit) that have made it what it's today. Thoughts? My websites: Best Ebay Clone