echWeb and O’Reilly Media, Inc., co-producers of the annual Web 2.0 Summit, announce the benefiting organizations and lots of the “Web Meets World” auction, which will take place on the evening of Wednesday, November 5 at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. The proceeds from the event will benefit three charity organizations — the Lance […]
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After each successful sale, you have a chance to make a real impression with the buyer. To begin with you might want to email each e-book out manually, but you’d be better off to automate everything by purchasing a program such as My Digital Dispatch, or another similar item on the market. You can also use something like Microsoft Outlook to deliver them but it won’t check up on whether the payment made to you is correct; it will just recognise that you have received a payment and send the appropriate book accordingly.
Both eBay and Overstock begin tightening their respective sites against fraudulent listings…however, the rules of engagement from both sites are purposely vague in that which brands being targeted is not clear. The result is the sort of chaos you would expect from an issue that has festered and plagued both sites for so long. Good sellers as well as bad are feeling the heat; listen in as I explain why its all happening now and why its a much larger issue than just fugazi Fendis.
What to make of Google’s announcement that it will drop merchant fees for Google Checkout through 2007?
A site where you can find all of PayPal’s Discount Codes.
While Google and PayPal fight it out, has a third buyer friendly payment alternative quietly emerged?
Shoppers continue to buy more on-line but a recent study points out that buyers are searching from the top of their browser, rather than through shopping portals.
A report that a program has been developed that can sniff out fraudulent eBay sellers by interpreting their selling patterns and associations.
Valuable tips on making your auctions or website as buyer friendly as possible.
I examine one particular seller who is making the most of selling straight from the shelf of a huge home furnishing superstore.
M-bags for overseas book selling, an eBay Typepad Widget and a Google gadget to hurry along last minute Christmas buyers.
A web site that demonstrates how defining and marketing to a specific need can easily differentiate you from any other seller selling like items.
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Links from this week’s show:
eBay’s Agenda for Fighting Fraudulent Listings - Scott Wingo outlines eBay 4 step plan.
Google Checkout Drops Merchant Fees through 2007 - Another shot across PayPal’s bow.
PayPal Coupon Code Center - An on-going list of current PayPal discounts.
Forbes Article On Bill Me Later - Alternative billing for larger ticket purchases that requires minimum info from the buyer and 90 days interest free billing. (PDF file).
Researches Announce Anti-Fraud eBay Data Mining Techniques - Detecting on-line auction fraud before it happens.
10 Tips to Make Your Auction or Web Site Customer Centric - Couldn’t have said it better myself.
Don’t Leave These Elements Off Your Auction or Site - 6 essential elements.
eBay Seller Specializing in Big Box Ikea Items - Specialize on what is in the store but not on the store’s web site.
M-Bags Shipping Explained - Save on overseas books/printed material shipping.
Google Christmas Countdown Gadget - Count it down for buyers.
Typepad Widget for eBay Listings - Allows users to list the items they’re selling on eBay within their TypePad blog.
Alzheimer’s Store - Excellent study on how to identify the market and then gather the right items to sell.
