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  • andrew
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    Last Updated: August 22, 2011
    From 55 to 80 – How to Write eBay Listing Titles that SELL!
    Hey Everyone! Here is some great news for all eBay sellers out there. Starting September, the maximum number of characters for listing titles will now increase to 80 from the current 55. Some of you must be thinking right now “What’s so great about getting an additional 25 characters f...
  • andrew
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    Last Updated: January 21, 2011
    EAB Now Delivered in 1-2 Days! (UK Only)
    Hey Everyone! Just a short update to let you know that from now on, EAB packages for Europe are being shipped out from a UK based fulfillment house which dramatically reduces delivery times. All UK orders are sent out via Royal Mail First Class – Recorded Signed For service. Delivery in 1-2 ...
  • andrew
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    Last Updated: September 3, 2010
    Second Income Generator Launch 2.0
    Hey Everyone! It’s Andrew here with some great news for all those people missing out on last sale of the Second Income Generator video course! After some valuable feedback from previous customers, I have decided to put SIG back on SALE! I was a little bit nervous with first release as I really did...
  • andrew
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    Last Updated: August 27, 2010
    Easy Auction Business LATEST NEWS!
    Hello Everyone! Summer is coming to an end and it’s time for a quick update on how things are progressing with the Easy Auction Business and other websites. I hope you had a really good time during the summer – hottest in last 100 years it was full of fun, parties & baby sitting for ...
  • andrew
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    Last Updated: July 27, 2010
    Easy Auction Business – New Website!
    Hey Everyone! As you can see – Easy Auction Business website has changed, for better! (I truly hope you like how it looks). I have also (finally!) created profiles on some social media sites – feel free to become my friend on Facebook, YouTube or follow me on Twitter. Not much action the...
  • andrew
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    Last Updated: December 1, 2008
    SEO, eBay, and You – PART II
    Search Engine Optimization (or SEO) is a tool that has been used for years be web designers to increase visitor traffic by improving search engine rankings. This may sound complicated, but in truth, anyone can learn the basic principles of SEO. And here’s the best part: this strategy is PERFEC...
  • andrew
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    Last Updated: November 16, 2008
    SEO, eBay, and You – PART I
    What You Need to Know about Search Engine Optimization If you think that search engine optimization is only for stand alone websites, you’re wrong. SEO can be just as effective in boosting traffic for individual eBay listings. And you know what increased traffic means right? Increase sales! An...
  • andrew
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    Last Updated: October 20, 2008
    eBay Business In a Box!
    The biggest problems that any particular eBay seller faces are usually not unique. Most of the time they are just manifestations of issues that are common across the board. Even so, many sellers just can’t seem to rise above and get trapped in a low profit margin. Let’s look at a few of ...
  • andrew
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    Last Updated: October 13, 2008
    Make More on eBay with Customers You Already Have!
    If you are an experienced eBay seller, you probably already have a significant amount of experience with marketing techniques targeted at new customers. But are you aware of the fact that one of the greatest potentials for new profit lies with customers that have already shopped with you? That’...
  • andrew
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    Last Updated: September 22, 2008
    Why Aren’t You Selling Info Products on eBay?
    Have you given any thought to the above question? Maybe you haven’t tried selling info products on eBay because you’re not a professional writer. Perhaps you don’t think that info products are profitable enough or that you might have to make a big investment to start. Or just maybe...