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First Time Ebay Buyers

If you are thinking about jumping into the world of Ebay but not quite sure how to do it then this article is for you.  There are a couple of things to consider before you open an eBay account and the first is to make sure you familiarize yourself with Paypal.  

 If you want to get paid or pay people easily then you first need to get a PayPal account.   Paypal is a payment system that people use to transact online financial transactions.   If you are going to either buy or sell on Ebay or online then Paypal is the gold standard.

To have a good PayPal account you will need to provide all your personal information, along with your bank account information, and credit card information.   You can read more about it on the Paypal website.  They explain it far better than I can. 

Once you have your PayPal account, the next step is to get signed up on Ebay.   The actual sign up, and set up of the account is very easy to do and will only take you a few minutes.  Ebay has a TON of information available for newbies so dig in and read up about the Ebay community and get the lay of the land before jumping right in.

Ebay selling can be rewarding and very profitable if you do your homework, research what works and make sure you take advantage of the tools that are available for you.  If you are going to be competitive selling on Ebay then you need to treat it like a business.

Feel free to browse my site, we have a TON of information about selling on Ebay as well as products that have made us a ton of money and they can for you too.   You can click on the link below to get signed up.

Even Idiots can be Ebay Power Sellers – Just like me.

What exactly is a PowerSeller?

PowerSellers are the eBay members that have demonstrated the ability to be successful in the Ebay marketplace.  You can recognize them by the ‘PowerSeller’ badge next to their name. You’ve probably seen these people across eBay as you go about your usual business.  If you wan to succeed on eBay then you would be smart to pay attention to how they do busienss.

How do you get Awarded PowerSeller Status? eBay decides who can be a PowerSeller and who can’t, and they have strict rules. To get in at the minimum PowerSeller level, you must have a feedback quantity rating of at least 100 with a minimum 98% positive rating.  You must also be able to maintain and average of $1,000 worth of items  for the previous three months.

There are different levels of PowerSeller membership as you sell items of greater value:

$1,000 is bronze
$3,000 is silver
$10,000 is gold
$25,000 is platinum
$125,000 is titanium

If PowerSellers ever fail to meet the required amount of sales, or their feedback falls below 98% positive, then they lose their PowerSeller status.   Many people look at the PowerSeller status as a benefit of the seller, a badge of honor of sorts, and that is right.  Let’s not forget though that as a buyer, you are going to feel much more comfortable dealing with someone with a track record on Ebay than one with zero feedback and has been registered for a week.

This is the real benefity to being a PowerSeller, all things being equal, buyers will select your auction rather than your competitions.

The Marketplace

A PowerSeller doesn’t achieve that status by accident in most cases, they don’t look at Ebay as being a flea market, but rather a huge business opportunity.   In many cases they are a corporation and many even own a bricks and mortar business to compliment their online activity.

Most Powersellers started out selling their garage sale items, but they quickly learn that to be successful on Ebay, you will need a renewable supply of inventory.   They often sell the same inventory from week to week and replenish via a wholesale supplier.    They will have accountants to do their books and they know what they’re going to be selling 6 months ahead from day to day.

The best advice I can give you on thinking like a PowerSeller is this: take your business seriously, don’t treat it like a hobby, don’t neglect your customers, and don’t ever forget how competitive it is on Ebay.  If you provide a great product, great service and a great price then your customers will bestow PowerSeller status on you.  It doesn’t come from Ebay, it comes from them.  

I will leave you with this little tidbit, for every 100 dollars spent online in the USA, 14 dollars of it is on Ebay alone.  This is a staggering fact.  

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Best time to end Ebay Auctions?

Ebay, Ebay, Ebay….tell me your secrets.  A lot of discussion centers around the ways to get an edge on the other Ebay sellers in your niche.   The optimal day and time to end an auction is always up for lively debate with each proponent offering up differing results.

I can tell you that from my perspective the day makes very little difference as I list auctions randomly and they end when they end and we see pretty similar results from all of our auctions.   I tend to have my auctions end between 7 and 9 pm EST time simply because that is usually the hours that I do my listing.  This might be optimal for an EST buyer but the west coast ebayers might not even be home from work yet.

Too many variables and too much gray area if you ask me.  I don’t know that anyone can legitimately say they see a noticeable difference from the time of day that the auction ends. 

I think it’s more of a Pied Piper affect…whatever the latest Ebay gurus book says is the best time to end an auction becomes the standard.  Prospective Ebay entrepreneurs start setting their auctions to end at that time and voila, the stats go up and you have a large percentage of auctions ending at that time.   Monkey see, Monkey do.

My theory is that you should end your auction when it is convenient for you.  Make sure you will be available to answer any last minute questions that might arise and be ready to cancel any bids if necessary.   I do think you can influence your success with your listing, no doubt, but I just don’t think that when the auction ends is that important.  I would pay more attention to the following:

• Auction Title – Make it keyword rich and appropriate.  Avoid using adjectives like great, super, hot as people don’t search for those items.
• Starting Price – Price your item appropriately.  If it’s a fast moving item start it low with no reserve, if you’re the nervous nelly type then start the bid at your minimum acceptable price.  Avoid Reserves when possible…buyers HATE them.
• Photos – Great pictures sell auctions.  You could probably even leave the description right out if you have the right pictures.  Consider using a photobox and good lighting.  Pictures SELL product.
• Description- Be concise and be accurate.  Nobody wants to read a diatribe.  Just the facts M’am, just the facts.

If you get these 4 items right then you will be well on your way.  Let the pocket protector crowd worry about starting and ending times and make sure you cover the basics first.  Once you have established a history on Ebay you will know for yourself what works best with your product.

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Use Ebay Research to Grow Your Profits

Are you looking for a way to compete on Ebay? Are you tired of trying to eek out a profit against competitors that must seem to buy this stuff for free?  Are you convinced that nobody makes money on Ebay due to the aggressive pricing structures?  If these frustrations are yours then I urge you to read on.

Let me tell you something you already know…..Ebay is a VERY competitive market if you are trying to do it as a business. It’s one thing to sell your junk out of your garage but when you are buying product to resell it becomes an entirely different animal.   If you are going to compete in this environment then you need to have the same tools available to the more professional sellers.  Without them you are going to work 10x times harder to make half the profit.

I used to struggle with making a profit on Ebay.  I would sell a lot of stuff…but when it boiled down to it I wasn’t making profit.  You aren’t selling on Ebay to simply move product, you are selling on Ebay to Make Money!  My profits soared and my workload decreased dramatically once I started using a real Ebay research tool.  My tool of choice is Terapeak.  

Terapeak brings a lot to the table and you will never have to buy a product and guess what it will sell for on Ebay.  With Terapeak you can search on items and find out the basics of whether a product will be viable on Ebay.  You can tell in an instant how many were listed, sold, what price, etc and I know my frustration level dropped a bunch. I stopped buying the latest “deal of the century” and started buying product that SELLS. In fact using the research I was able to find a nice little niche market and continue to service that market today.
You can click on this picture to show you the detail that the free trial from Terapeak showsWow…after checking out all the data that you have available here then I don’t know of anyone that wouldn’t agree that this is at least worth trying if you are serious about your Ebay endeavor.Terapeak offers a watered down version for free or you can sign up for the “caffeineated” version that will allow you to completely dominate the Ebay marketplace free for 14 days….you don’t like it then you don’t pay.  You would be a fool not to at least give it a try. 

If you combine Terapeak with a wholesaler like Worldwide Brands then you will see your profit soar and your workload decrease.  No more chasing down unprofitable items.

I would definitely recommend you sign up for the 14 day free trial for the paying version….if you’re going to try it then try it ALL and if you don’t like it then it costs you nothing and you can explore the full suite of what terapeak has to offer you.

 

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Ebay Auction Pricing Strategies

Great Pictures Mean Ebay Cash – Build Your Own Light Box

I think everyone can agree that when it comes to selling product on Ebay, the picture is KING. A great set of pictures allow the buyer to clearly understand what they are bidding on in your auction. Certain items such as jewelry or coins are very difficult to photograph well and ANY item can benefit from a great set of pictures.

A very common item that those “in the know” use to take great pictures is a light box…which is essentially a small lighting studio. I know that sounds intimidaing but it really isn’t and if you keep reading you will see how you can build your own home “lighting studio” for about 10 bucks.

Follow these instrutions to build a light box.
You will need the following items:

Hacksaw
File or some 80 or 100 grit sandpaper.
Velcro

2 – 1/2 x 10ft. CPVC pipe.
4 – 1/2 CPVC Tees
4 – 1/2 CPVC Street Elbows.
4 – 1/2 CPVC Caps
1 – Twin bed sheet.

All of this is available at your local hardware store, Lowes or Home Depot and should run you around 8 bucks give or take a few sheckels.

Ok…if you follow along with the pictures and the description then this should be pretty easy to follow….if it’s not then you likely aren’t smart enough to post auctions on Ebay anyways. :=)

This is a picture of your component list after the pipe has been cut.
2 – 23″ pieces are your front and rear frame pieces.
2 – 16″ pieces are the left and right frame pieces.
4 – 14″ pieces are your four legs.
4 – 1/2 inch T’s will make the top frame.
4 – 1/2 inch street elbows will attach the legs.
4 – 1/2 inch caps will finish off the legs at the bottom.

You can tailor the lengths however you like depending on the size of the objects that you are shooting. I would consider the box that I am making a “medium” size.

Step by Step instructions to follow. This should go together pretty simply. Trial fit everything with NO glue of any kind first and then you can glue together as you see fit. I personally did not use any glue as the PVC fits together snugly enough for me and I fold mine up to store when not using.

Step 1: Attach the 23″ pieces to the T as shown.

Step 2: Attach the 2 16″ side pieces into the T as shown. You should have the “top” of the photo box completed. Again I would use no glue at this point…Simply trial fit it together and then if you feel glue is necessary then feel free.

Step 3: Build the legs. Take each of the 4 legs that you have remaining and place 1 of the caps on one end and a street elbow on the other end.

Your completed leg should look like the one above.

Step 4: If you insert each leg into the open port left on your top frame then you should have a contraption that resembles this one to the left. You’re getting closer.

Step 5: Attach 3 squares of velcro the rear rail of the light box as shown in the photo to the left. We will use these to attach posterboard to the box as backing.

Step 6: Almost home. You can see the posterboard in place and the way you position the lights.

I am using white posterboard in the example but you can change it up to customize your pictures. Blue, Red and Black are common choices. Depends on your preference and you will have to experiment.

Step 7: Lay your white sheet out over the frame rail and pull taut. Place your lights on the sides and top as you see fit. A lightweight cotton sheet works best for my tastes and is readily available to anyone in any town.

I keep my lighting simple and picked these up at Wal Mart. You will have to experiment with the placement of the lights to find your preference. I often place the lights in front looking “into” the box.

As you can see you can achieve extraordinary results with a minimal amount of money and effort and if you are taking your Ebay endeavour seriously then 10 dollars and an hour or so of your time is well worth the results that you will be able to achieve.

If you’ve been on Ebay for any length of time then you know that it’s a SUPER competitive marketplace and any little thing to get ahead of the other sellers is worth it.

The difference between those who rise to the top and those who spend all their time thinking about it is the amount of effort and dedication that they put into the task. Contrary to what anyone tells you it won’t come easy, especially at first. When you are building your Ebay empire it takes extra effort to succeed. If you’re willing to put the time and effort in then you’ll be successful, if not then you won’t. Simple as that.

I’m a Powerseller and you can be too.

What Should You Sell Online?

For years now, through all the time I’ve been working in and writing about ECommerce, I’ve always come across one single question far more often than any other. It’s a question everybody has, and nobody seems to be able to answer easily. What’s the question?“What should I sell on the Internet?”This is a question posed by many would be Ebay entrepreneurs and one that you may have asked yourself.  Ebay is such a huge market and is loaded with a number of sellers already firmly entrenched in most markets that it can be quite intimidating.Nobody really knows ahead of time if those products stand a chance of making you money.If you really want to know the answer to that question, your only choice is research, and lots of it. Based on years of experience, here’s the basic process that we and many other successful Online Retailers would go through every time we try to decide on a new product to sell on the Internet. • Find out what the Demand for the product is:When we here at ThePowerSeller Club.Com want to know what the Demand on the ‘Net is for a product, we spend many hours, and sometimes days, researching the product.  It is crucial to know BEFORE you jump in and buy a truck load of merchandise whether or not you will be able to profit from it.  Don’t leap before you look.  One way to find out what the Demand for something is to check the Search Engines.  Search engines are the instrument used by most potential buyers when they go shopping on the internet, so it would only make sense to start there first.We try to find out how many people are using those Search Engines to look for the product we want to sell, then we categorize that information according to the different search term variations people use. If you’d like an example of how you could try this, visit this tool.   http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion/ For example, if someone were searching for a place on the Internet to buy salted peanuts, they might use the search term “peanuts, lightly salted”, or the search term “salted peanuts”, or many other variations. We have to try to think of what those variations might be, and find out what the Demand is for each of them. Overall, we’re looking for numbers on just how many people are searching for our product using different search terms. The more people who are searching for it, the higher the Demand. Once we have those numbers, we go on to the next part of our research. • Find out what the level of Competition is: So, what else do I need to know if I want to sell salted peanuts at a baseball game? Now, I need to know what my Competition will be like. Before I pack up my peanuts and go to that game, don’t you think I should try to find out how many other vendors I will be competing against? If there are fifty other vendors in the stands selling salted peanuts, I do not want to be ’salted peanut vendor number fifty-one’! So, I’m going to do some more research. I’m going to contact the ballpark’s management office, and try to find out how many of the vendors at the ballpark are planning on selling salted peanuts. They may not know exactly, but they’ll have an idea. If there are fifty other vendors selling salted peanuts, I’m going to ask how many vendors are selling lemonade. I may not like lemonade. Maybe the taste of it makes my face scrunch up and look goofy, and the sugar gives me the squeaking jitters. However, if there are only five other vendors selling lemonade, I’m going to screw together my courage and darned well sell lemonade at that ballpark instead of salted peanuts. Knowing salted peanuts as well as I do, I know there are going to be a lot of thirsty people there, with fifty salted peanut vendors roaming around. Again, the internet is the same way. The ‘Net is just another place to sell things, and if there are too many people selling the same things, nobody makes any money on them. That’s what we’re here for, after all, right? We’re in this ECommerce thing to make money, not to satisfy our personal taste. Once again, when we at PowersellerClub, want to know what our Competition is for a new product, we spend many hours, and sometimes days, researching on the Internet. What are we looking for? When we look for our Competition, we know that there are two basic ways that people sell on the Internet. They use Internet Stores, and they use Auctions. So, we need to look at both. We start with a dedicated Internet Store shopping site with a high degree of popularity; Yahoo Shopping. We spend hours in there, acting like a customer, using different search terms to search on the product we want to sell. We find out how many Stores sell only that exact product, how many sell products similar to it, and how many sell the exact product and others similar to it. We look at which Stores have higher popularity, and which of those feature our potential product more prominently than others. General interest in a product helps to gauge where our Demand and Competition numbers fall into the big picture. For example, if there isn’t much Demand for a product, and there isn’t much Competition, it would seem that it might not be a good seller. You can’t sell something to people if they’re not out there looking to buy it. If there aren’t many people out there trying to sell it, either, then it’s probably not a good idea. However, if there is a lot of General Interest, it may be that we’ve stumbled across the Holy Grail of Internet Retail research; the fabled Untapped Product Market! That’s rare, but it happens. People find Untapped Markets, and begin to exploit them through associative advertising (advertise a more common, related product to lead people to a new one). However, as I said, the more common use for General Interest information is to help us understand what our Demand and Competition numbers mean. Once we have General Interest numbers, we go to the next part of our research. • Find out how others are Advertising this product: Let’s say that based on my research so far, I think I can make a good business out of selling salted peanuts. I’m not just going to sell them at baseball games, either. I decide I want to place an ad in my local Yellow Pages, and sell salted peanuts to a lot more people. Should I just jot a few words down, and send them off to the Yellow Pages Advertising Office? Of course not. My research is still not complete. I’m going to need to see how many other people are advertising my product in the Yellow Pages. If there are a good number of them doing so, it may mean that it’s a good product to get into. And if it is a good product to get into, I’m going to want to see what others are doing with their ads to make them successful. So, I grab a copy of the Yellow Pages, and turn to the “P” section. Lo and behold, I find ads for salted peanuts. Some are big, some are small. Some are cheesy, and some are pretty interesting. I don’t think there are too many ads to compete against there, so I decide to run an ad. I’m going to study the best elements from my competitor’s ads, and create a better one than any of them. Same thing on the Internet. If you’re going to sell a product Online, you’re going to have to advertise it in some way or another. Today, Pay Per Click Search Engines are the dominant force in Internet product Advertising. So, here at Worldwide Brands, Inc., we hit the three most influential Pay Per Click Search Engines; Overture, Google, and Findwhat. That’s where we begin our research. Once again, we act like a customer. We use as many search terms as we can think of to search for the product we think we want to sell. What we’re looking for here is twofold: • How many other people are paying to Advertise the product Online? • What do their ads look like and say? The number of other people Advertising the product gives us a feel for whether the product is overexposed. If there is too much Advertising, that means too much Competition, which is not a good thing. The way other people’s ads look and what they say gives us ideas as to what our own Advertising could say if we decide to sell the product. We spend hours at a time gathering links to other Internet Retailers’ ads for the product, then looking them over, comparing them and making our choices as to which ones we like best. Then we combine the kinds of elements we like from all of them, and create our own unique Advertising, hopefully better than any of the others. Finally, we move to the last phase of the research process. • Analyzing all that information! The Analysis process is not easy, nor is it pretty! It involves spreadsheets and charts and graphs and links and lots of time, cups of coffee, bleary eyes and late nights. We have to look at all of the data we collected on Demand, Competition, and Advertising, and make a decision as to how they all balance out. Here are some of the issues to consider: • Not enough Demand (as compared to Competition) means not enough people are going to buy. • Too much Competition (as compared to Demand) means not enough of a profit to go around. • Too much Advertising drives up the price of Pay Per Click ads, and increases Competition as well. • Not enough General Interest, combined with a low Demand, means that there may not be a good market even if there is some Competition out there trying to make the sales. Those are just some of the things we consider. Overall, we compare all the various Demand, Competition, Advertising and General Interest numbers against each other, and use our own unique formula to make sense of it all. Still with me? I know it’s taking a long time to get to the point, but it’s important that you understand the research process first! Here’s the good part of the story. Several months ago, we were batting ideas around with Jon Wittwer, developer of the Market Matrix. Jon was telling us that he had based his Excel Spreadsheet-driven Market Matrix partly on information he read on our site. Funny how these things work. ) Jon’s Market Matrix gathers all that detailed research information we talked about above automatically, by searching the Internet. We thought that was great. However, it still didn’t complete the research process for us. We still had to manually sift through all that data and apply the unique research formula we use, in order to make sense out of all that information. Somewhere along the line, a light bulb magically appeared above our collective heads. We said, what if we could combine some of the functions of Jon’s Market Matrix with our own unique research formula, and build the whole thing into a computer program? Great things can happen in the course of a phone call and a cup of coffee, folks. Believe it. ) We had just realized that we could completely automate this entire time-consuming manual research process! With Jon’s blessing, we forged ahead into developing that software. Well, it took months to do that, as I said. Our Programming expert, who is the most good-natured human being I have ever met, worked so long and so hard that he almost got annoyed once! That was a first. ) My Business Partners, myself, and our Research Team also put in a great deal of time and effort into combining automated information-gathering techniques, and our own research formula, into a single piece of software. Finally, we created The Market Research Wizard. (Trumpets sound; the crowd goes wild!) The Market Research Wizard does in minutes what it used to take hours, or even days, to do. It’s a computer program in which you can type a couple of words describing the product you want to sell, and less than a minute later, gives you an actual Analysis (from 0% to 100%) of that product’s chances of success on the Internet. It connects to the Internet and automatically collects all the information I talked about above, usually in less than a minute. Demand, Competition, Advertising, and General Interest. Then, it uses our own unique formula (the one that I said we use ourselves, to make sense of all that data) and generates an instant Analysis. That’s not all, either. It not only tells you how much Demand there is for the product you want to sell; it tells you what key words you should use to market that product if you decide to do so. It not only tells you how much Competition you have; it tells you where your Competition is, so you can decide if the product is better marketed in an Internet Store, or an Auction. It not only tells you who your competing Advertisers are, it gives you clickable links to their ads, so you can study and out-Advertise the other guys. It also allows you to export all your instantly generated research information to any Spreadsheet program, print your research, recall all your past research on any product, and more. All in just minutes. This is just one of the many tools available to you if you sign up for a trial at WorldWide Brands.  A resource like this is what separates those who sell the shoes they buy at a yard sale from those who learn to become independently wealthy.

Ebay Affiliate Store Customer Reviews!

I have been a BANS niche store user for quite some time and have achieved a decent amount of success from it.  I am actually quite surprised how well my sites are doing.  I wanted to make sure I included a Customer Review page here in case you missed it.  These are actual reviews from actual customers. 

Aren’t you tired of reading about everyone else making money while you don’t?  If so then consider giving BANS a shot?

 

What BANS Customers Have To Say About BANS

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All of these testimonials are verifiable and the links below each of the testimonials are to niche stores that particularly user has built.

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http://DailyMobileDeals.com
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PS: Sorry for my bad English because my mother tongue is bahasa Indonesia but you don’t have to be fluent in English to build and make money from bans store

Devi Daksina Putra SP’s Niche Stores
http://www.caraccessoriez.com
http://www.specialukproperty.com

First home income program I have ever been satisfied with!
By Bill Thompson

First home income program I have ever been satisfied with!
Bans is a very easy program to work with. The support is phenomenal.
I am a fairly experienced web developer who has been successful in that arena but never in a third party program. Money Making Program to be specific.
Although I have not made much money with it yet in the early going, I find plenty of additional information to assist me in my pathway to success. I have received a heavy stream of traffic so it is only a matter of time until I pull in some sales. Heck I make money on the Google Adsense daily so I know the visitors are reading the pages.
I kept it very simple with the design and only have two stores up. I plan on building at least a half a dozen stores in the near future sine I have able to procure some good domain names.
Once you get your first store up you will be addicted primarily with the whole concept.
I love this deal and my hats off to Kelvin and Adam and all those in the company who implemented this concept

Bill Thompson’s Niche Stores
http://antique-discounts.com/
http://pet-store-discounts.com/

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By Dawn Hall

I have owned a SBI (Site Build It) site for a couple of years and was looking for a new way to monetize it. I knew that eBay presented a great opportunity, however, when I included eBay auctions directly on my SBI site, it looked cluttered and my AdSense income dropped substantially. That’s when I discovered BANS…

Although BANS and SBI are not compatible, they are great partners. I set up my BANS store at a separate domain. I then added a “Let’s Shop!” link on my SBI navigation bar that takes visitors from my SBI site to the BANS store. It’s working great, my visitors appreciate it, and I look forward to logging into my CJ account every day to check my eBay commissions!

Kudos to the BANS team for putting together an easy to use and fun (yes, fun!) way to make money online. I had my first site up and running in no time, and now a second site is already in the works. As a busy work at home mom, I appreciate the simplicity of the script and how easy it is to use. Thank you!

Dawn Hall’s Niche Stores
http://wallmurals123store.com
http://www.discountfabrichandbags.com

 Build A Niche Store Plus Traffic Equals Money
By Charles McKeever

Build A Niche Store has been making me money almost from the first day I bought the software.

In less than seven days I was able to combining my knowledge of a single niche, add in some basic traffic building activities, and start making money from ads and eBay commissions.

The store has already paid for itself in less than thirty days. The best part is I haven’t even begun to tweak the original store design so I know there is more money to be made as I continue to drive traffic and refine the store layout and curb appeal.

Thanks guys for making a product that works great and is totally simple to use. You have completely earned my trust.

Charles McKeever
OpenSourceMarketer.com

Charles McKeever’s Niche Stores
http://DiscountArbonneProducts.com
http://KellysVideoLibrary.com
http://CarBuyingPrinciples.com
http://Smart-Weight-Loss-Tips.com

BANS is the BEST
By Sherri McDowell

After reading just one story about BANS and checking out the site I had to try it out. I could not be more excited. BANS makes it possible for anyone to build a website, actually learn about writing HTML script and the possibilities of ways to use BANS are endless. The support is beyond great and the member’s forum is worth the price of BANS alone. The creators of BANS are always quick to respond to questions and provide free updated versions as the members work with BANS and incorporate new ideas into the upgrades. I had my first store up and running in about 2 days, the second store was much quicker, and the 3rd store I’m working on took just a few hours. Currently, I have two sites up and running with a 3rd in progress . . . and many more to come. The first two have only been online for a week or so and I am still learning all the ins and outs of SEO, but it is actually FUN. Personally, I believe BANS will be extremely successful because “regular” people can have a professional looking store up and running in no time. The BANS members are so helpful and willing to help other members work through issues and ideas. If anyone is just ‘thinking’ about BANS stop ‘just thinking’ about it and get it now.

Sherri McDowell’s Niche Stores
http://www.YourWeddingDayAccessories.com
http://www.Bluebird-Bus-For-Sale.com
http://www.JohnDeere-ForSale.com

Easy Script — Customization is Unlimited
By Paintball Guns

BANS does what a good script should do: It’s easy, it works, and it makes money.

BANS can be set up as easily as Wordpress. The default website will be operational in under 10 minutes. Then you can customize your site to no end.

Customization includes adding product categories, narrowing the product selection, changing the theme (colors, layout, etc.), adding text to the pages to improve SEO, and adding ads from Adsense or affiliates.

Customization is the part that takes time. It is very similar to customizing a Wordpress blog, if you’ve done that. The setup is quick and easy. The customization process is easy, but writing content, adding images, adding ads, etc. all take time.

I’ve had BANS for under a month. I’ve already recouped the cost of buying BANS. Now I could either leave the stores to make more money while I do other things, improve my stores for increased traffic, or set up other stores. I plan to make my stores more visually appealing (add logos, etc.) and set up new stores.

I haven’t tried other eBay API scripts, but I’ve been very happy with BANS and see no reason to try others.

Paintball Guns’s Niche Stores
http://www.cheappaintballguns.us
http://www.xbox360games.tv
http://www.wiigames.tv
http://www.cakepan.biz
http://www.ps3games.tv

Really pleased
By Jairo Villegas

I set up my niche store at the end of october/07 and i am already having a lot of traffic and everyday i make some money, it is increasing, like every business has a natural growth. The support team does an excellent job, i bother them almost everyday and they solve all my questions at the same time i learn a lot since i am a newbee, i never used my computer for more than sending emails, now i make money with it, work from home and can dedicate a lot of time to my family…
Jairo from Sweden

Jairo Villegas’s Niche Store
http://www.uteprylar.com

This is a value for money software product that’s miles better than the usual get rich quick ebook rubish.
By Harry Thomson

Doesn’t it make a pleasant change when you feel that you’ve bought something in the Internet Marketing sector that is actually worth the money?

The BANS product is such an item as you can actually do something worthwhile with it. Instead of just getting some downloadable ebook that you read and then do nothing with, this is a very clever software product.

It actually makes you feel that you have bought something that is almost tangible – at least as much as any software product is – because it actually DOES SOMETHING. And that something is that it builds you a great website fully loaded with a live feed from eBay and loaded with Google AdSense ads no less! How cool is that! In case you don’t know, both can translate into income for you as you will be an eBay affiliate and a Google AdSense publisher in your chosen niche. It’s just a case of carefully following the step-by-step instructions provided.

Do you ever get vibes about the people behind the Internet Marketing emails that you get in your inbox? I certainly do and most of the time it’s a feeeling that some very smart ghost writer (probably hired from Elance or the like) has written a clever sales letter with all sorts of hooks to make you buy the latest get-rich scheme. In the case of BANS, I get a very different feeling which is that it’s operated by two very genuine guys who offer a sincere and worthwhile service to their customers.

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