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Power Sellers On EBay Are They Doing It All Wrong |
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Graham Waite |
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Power Sellers On eBay Are They Doing It All Wrong
by Graham Waite
It would be safe to assume your eBay goal should be to become an eBay Powerseller wouldn't it? But inspite of every thing eBay tell us their are those that differ in this view.
Sydney Johnson looked at the accepted practices and then looked at effective ways of laughing at those who followed the herd and has become a bit of rebel with her unconventional but highly succesful underground methods.
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The traditional route for ambitious traders on eBay is to aim towards building a prominent profile built on vast quantities of favorable feedback. The feedback is basically a vote of confidence, or otherwise, from people who have done business with you on eBay.
Becoming a "Power Seller" is an status all serious sellers on eBay are looking to achieve, as quickly as possible but an experienced and wise Sydney Johnson reminds us that this may not be always to our advantage.
"I was a Power Seller for a while, until I started realizing that I don't want to draw attention to myself. So what I do now is have lots and lots of IDs with low feedback - and I purposefully keep it low and keep my head down so that nobody notices me."
Keeping a high profile can have its down sides. This is a problem which can influence even the most succesful operations out there. For example Sydney has experienced difficulties with a previously good supplier which in a short while left her feed back in tatters. After many hours of additional work this was resumed but could not have been anticipated.
Sydney might be seen as unconventional in her out look but she does not look to do anything which might get her banned from eBay and it's ever growing rule book.
Though she abides by the rules she likes to sail close to the wind. She is one of the many traders who see eBay as more of a remarkable lead generator than a limitless marketplace. She sees the web site as a starting point but she likes to form her own customer lists generated from her initial contacts made on eBay and take them out of the eBay stable and into her own more malleable marketplace.
Few eBay traders are aware of the endless potential eBay afford them and lack the independent thinking to see the bigger picture.
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