....A recent WSJ story mentioned that some irked eBay sellers are turning to more niche sites like Etsy.com, Silkfair.com or Oodle.com. Others are heading to Amazon.com’s Marketplace. Sellers feel these sites offer more customization of their listings and a better seller experience. An extra bonus: They don’t have to deal with eBay’s ever-changing policies.
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Are you tired of working more hours for the same sales on eBay or Amazon?
Build a blog, a store, Googalize, monetize and Weave them together including your eBay and Amazon stores. It works! |
My name is Sally Olson and I am the author of "Weaving With Blogs". I've been selling on eBay for 5 years. As a Powerseller, after an unbelievable string of eBay platform changes, I have to list almost twice the items to make the same amount of money I did last year.. I started selling on Amazon.com and it helped - a little. But, I wanted a way to work the same number of hours as I did last year and make double or triple the income. "Weaving With Blogs" gives you everything you need to do just that. It's easy. It's fast. IT'S FUN! And, it works. |
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Here's what most people are doing on eBay just to keep up with last years sales. SOUND FAMILIAR?
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Don't you think it is about time you set the rules for YOU on YOUR platform and then "Weave" them together into one giant sales machine? |
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A survey of eBay sellers in August showed that 63 percent of respondents were multi-channel sellers, and 26 percent were actively selling Amazon.com. | |
During our experience selling online, ebay and Amazon are still the only multi-seller sites worth selling on. In order to sell on most “alternative” sites you have to spend as much or even more money and time finding and marketing to customers, as you would spend on ebay, while actual sales generated usually represent an incredibly small return on the investment. Experienced business people don’t have time for testing a dozens of tiny start up sites. They want customers. For the business who started on ebay but outgrew it, or for people who ebay has shed, the only real alternative is your own website. |
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“Weaving With Blogs” by Sally Olson is an online training program that I enthusiastically recommend. If you want to sell products of any sort online thorough e-bay, amazon etc., or develop your own e-commerce solution this program will guide you step by step towards your goal.
Even if you can afford to pay someone else to design your website, listings, graphics, file transfer, technical program set up issues, FTP, SEO and all the other needs it is my belief that you must at least be familiar with all these processes and much more to understand the basic functions of your e-commerce platform and how to plan and design a solution that will best fit your needs and allow you to become successful.
Sally offers this training in her "Weaving With Blogs" training course. Take a look at the table of contents to really get a feel of what this course is offering. It is jam packed with tutorials and easy “how to” explanations and examples to understand and apply the processes being covered.
Another great feature with this training is the availability of FREE software that enables you to perform the necessary tasks within the training program. This also includes video step by step modules that show you the smallest details that show you how to duplicate and expand on the examples shown for your own needs. This I find very useful as opposed to providing software and a blank page for you to figure out on your own!
The last section on SEO is really an added plus. Think about it, if you want anyone to actually visit your site and buy your products then you have to drive traffic to your site and capture their interest with excellent content, graphics, and products. The SEO training section will help you do just that by explaining exactly how this is done. This is important knowledge you must understand and grow more proficient at.
My summary is that if you want to get into the internet marketing, auction selling, e-commerce game you simply must have an understanding of the basic skill requirements it takes for you to understand the fundamental concepts and skills required to manage and build your business.
These basic skills are provided in an easy to understand method which includes step by step training, video presentations, written documentation, comprehensive book and best of all if you are stuck, a real live person, Sally Olsen to e-mail your questions too. And believe me Sally does read and answer her e-mail from those who have purchased her products.
Plus, Sally also provides two FREE courses that go into greater depth that are an excellent companion and compliment to the “Weaving With Blogs” training program.
To provide even further depth to your understanding of selling on the internet Sally offers additional training videos for sale that provide the same intuitive and easy to understand and follow training methods.
So if you want to build a thorough foundation that provides you with the basic skills and understanding that will help you create your own successful e-commerce site platform I personally recommend beginning with “Weaving With Blogs” and grow from that point and beyond to more advanced methods of training. You will not be disappointed with this program if you want or need to get back to basics and further your understanding towards building your own sites.
This program training is truly exceptional. Duane S. Spokane , Washington |
Thank you Sally. I am not some computer whiz and this has worked for me. I already have subscribers to my blog articles and it's only been 1 month. I sell sports collectibles and this program is just what the doctor ordered. I have already written 2 posts. My goal is to get 1,000 newsletter sign ups in 1 year. This is worth my time. By the way, my eBay sales (which I talk about in my newsletter) just went up and I am listing the same number of items for sale. This system works! Jacob Litz, eBay seller |
What an easy way to get a quick website to sell my items. I sold for 3 years on eBay and I now have twice the traffic on my website this week than on my eBay store. I am collecting a customer base and selling more without having to try out 4 or 5 other sites. Delbert Collinas, eBay seller |
This is just perfect, it is an excellent program. With the cost of three kids in College, I was selling on Ebay and really didn't know much more about the computer, other than the basics. Sally has one of the best ways of teaching someone with an easy to follow program. She is so knowledgeable and know's exactly how to break it down to even a beginner. While you are following it, if you have a question, it's almost like she's right there with you and answers the question before you can ask it. I have not found anyone out there that teach's better then she does. I am really excited!
Robyn, eBay sellerA Robyns Tree , eBay Store |
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The 30 Page eBook (Workbook)
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1. Introduction 2. Get A Domain Name 3. Finding A Host 4. Installing WordPress From cPanel 5. Overview Of Admin Area 6. Working With Themes 7. Working With Themes (Part II) 8. FTP Woes 9. Making Changes Outside Admin Panel 10. Putting Your Own Header On Your Blog Page 11. Setting Up A Blog Title and More 12. Writing An About Me Page |
13. Making Your First Post 14. Working With Widgets 15. Building A Contact Page 16. Adding A Links Page 17. Understanding PlugIns 18. Installing PlugIns 19. Activating PlugIns 20. Installing A Better Text Editor 21. Adding A Poll 22. Adding A Photo Gallery 23. Adding A Video |
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24. Introduction 25. Buying The ECommerce Theme 26. Installing WordPress 27. Putting On A Store Header 28. Changing The Featured Product 29. Allowing Feedback 30. Avoiding Getting Spammed 31. Creating A Contact Page |
32. Adjusting Permalinks 33. Adding A Main Page Drop Down Menu 34. Adding Product Categories 35. Product Images 36. Adding Products 37. Let's Get A Shopping Cart 38. Upgrading WordPress Automatically 39. Design Tips |
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40. "Googalizing" WordPress 41. Installing Google Site Map Plug Ins 42. Finish the Googalizing Process for your blog and eCommerce Store 43. Building And Installing A Google Site Map For A Website |
44. Finding Keywords That Work 45. More Ways To Find More Keywords 46. A Couple of Tips 'N Tricks 47. 5-Steps To Keyword Success 48. Google Analytics 49. Getting Acquainted With Analytics 50. Dashboard 51. Comparing Date Ranges For Site Activity 52. Keeping A Google Analytics Journal 53. Reports and Visitors |
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54. Adding An Affiliate Link 55. Adding An Amazon Affiliate Link 56. ClickBank 57. Google AdSense |
58. Adding RSS Feeds 59. Using Feedburner 60. Gathering A Newsletter Readership 61. Final Checklist |
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Clickbank - Case-Study “How a Complete Affiliate Marketer Newbie Quickly Made His First Affiliate Commission Without Spending A Dime On Advertising” ... Step-by-Step “The Clickbank Case Study”, By Franck Silvestre, The Body Guard Marketer...33 pages |
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Conversion Blogging Links to 2 fantastic lengthy videos about how to make money on blogs - this will get your creative juices flowing. |
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The Future Of eBay Written by Skip McGrath, Auction Seller's Resource An Update on the Future Of eBay and comments on the future of eBay sellers. |
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| This is a downloadable eBook (PDF) coupled with FREE access to my online learning videos course "Weaving With Blogs". Once you have purchased the item you will (within 5 minutes) receive a link to the downloadable file. Contact me with inquiries or download problems: sally@survivingebay.com |
I was an eBay gold-power seller for years — selling fine art from estates of artists’ heirs. When ebay began raising their fees, with big fees for reserves, I kept plugging, although the choice was to reserve low (with a low fee, and risk a low price) or reserve high(with ebay’s high fee and risk that the item would not sell, and eBay would just keep its fee, and my consignor would get nothing but my bill). I finally gave up. Now I don’t sell on eBay or any other site, (but for my website), using a customer list that I gathered from years of selling on eBay.Ebay almost fines its sellers, and they lost me. They do not have a “level playing field” as they advertise.
Comment by Lyn - August 28, 2008