Vintage 35mm slide projector. Sold in less than 24 hours for $80!! I paid $8.00. 🤯👀😁

I just started my eBay store subscription. Kept hitting obstacles and AI walked me through it. It then walked me through creating store categories, and created a store logo and billboard. I would go bonkers without it helping me. Thanks Jerry Wilson for teaching us about AI and how to use it.

I signed up for a store evaluation by eBay. This took place a couple of weeks ago. I will share the results in some posts here. This will be done in a series of 6 posts following this one. You can follow the advice if you wish. For me and my son (who also runs an eBay operation) we have implemented these changes and the results have been immediate. I am seeing serious double digit increases in organic impressions, views and sales. My son is seeing triple and quadruple digit results. The areas of improvement discussed were: 1. Free shipping 2. Returns 3. Images 4. Buyer groups 5. Taking down and relisting items 6. Social media

Shipped out the day she ordered With a free gift Buyer only reads title and buys item... Admitted to not looking at pics of tags nor written description box with dimensions in it. (Armpit to armpit 20") She received item But wanted a YS or youth small (YS fits a child about 7 years old) The tags say small Not youth small The dimensions are in the written description box She paid 5.00 for a hoodie (I mark it down til it sells because its kids) Kids sell terrible slow Heres her response after several messages What do you think?

I kept all my eBay store profits in the store for my first year to build it up. Now I’m ready to start “paying” myself. I calculate store profits weekly and will only pay myself IF there is a profit after I deduct my COGS budget for the next week. What I don’t know is: How much do you pay yourself? A set % per week or month? A set $ amount? I am looking for ideas to help craft what’s best for my business to keep it afloat and profitable but also get me paid. Thanks!!