Comments on: Get Bronze eBay Powerseller Status in 90 Days http://www.salehoo.com/blog/get-bronze-ebay-powerseller-status-in-90-days/ Wholesale Directory, Sources and Wholesale Product Resource for eBay, Auction Sellers and Importers Sun, 07 Sep 2008 15:18:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: LivelyBizz http://www.salehoo.com/blog/get-bronze-ebay-powerseller-status-in-90-days/#comment-27409 LivelyBizz Thu, 30 Aug 2007 14:05:52 +0000 http://www.salehoo.com/blog/2007/07/29/get-bronze-ebay-powerseller-status-in-90-days/#comment-27409 Hi, I am a newbie to Ebay and I have been looking into selling ebooks but the whole process of automating these sales is baffling me--does this product actually walk through all of the technical stuff so that someone not so technical could accomplish it? Did you look over the ebooks that come with the package? Are they vaulable information that one could honestly sell-feeling like the customer got something for thier money?? thank you Hi,

I am a newbie to Ebay and I have been looking into selling ebooks but the whole process of automating these sales is baffling me–does this product actually walk through all of the technical stuff so that someone not so technical could accomplish it? Did you look over the ebooks that come with the package? Are they vaulable information that one could honestly sell-feeling like the customer got something for thier money??
thank you

]]> By: SaleHoo http://www.salehoo.com/blog/get-bronze-ebay-powerseller-status-in-90-days/#comment-24748 SaleHoo Fri, 03 Aug 2007 02:44:46 +0000 http://www.salehoo.com/blog/2007/07/29/get-bronze-ebay-powerseller-status-in-90-days/#comment-24748 If you are buying a ton of ebooks, as with this product, they're not all going to be high quality. To make this work you need to first research niches and find where there is a gap in the market for particular information. Select the books related to this topic and spend some time rewriting and editing. Cut & paste the best bits and turn them into one or two really good books. Note: These ebooks should be in PDF format meaning most people should have no trouble opening them. If you are buying a ton of ebooks, as with this product, they’re not all going to be high quality. To make this work you need to first research niches and find where there is a gap in the market for particular information.
Select the books related to this topic and spend some time rewriting and editing. Cut & paste the best bits and turn them into one or two really good books.
Note: These ebooks should be in PDF format meaning most people should have no trouble opening them.

]]> By: Ross Giddings http://www.salehoo.com/blog/get-bronze-ebay-powerseller-status-in-90-days/#comment-24289 Ross Giddings Tue, 31 Jul 2007 01:39:58 +0000 http://www.salehoo.com/blog/2007/07/29/get-bronze-ebay-powerseller-status-in-90-days/#comment-24289 Problem is the number of people selling the same ebooks, many of which are old and badly written, for 99c. How can one compete and make money? In addition one is also promoting some other business as most ebooks are loaded with the publishers' affiliate links. What their products are, to say nothing of their business ethics, one can only ascertain by reading the ebook. I've been given ebooks so old that clicking on a link to view the promised video content has brought up a site showing a message that the content is out-of-date and no longer available. Another showed a message saying that the audio content infringed the owners' copyright and was therefore not available. Many ebooks are compiled as *.exe files and won't run on Win XP without another programme and then there can be problems. One of my maintenance programmes has recently, without my permission, change a security setting which prevents display of html files (which are what one finds inside the *.exe, so I have many (temporarily, I hope) unviewable ebooks. The same problem occurs with Win2000 and despite many hours of scouring the internet (including Microsoft) and applying many so-called fixes nothing worked. That's why I upgraded to Win XP which has, somewhere hidden away, a setting which will make my ebooks viewable again. I don't know, but I imagine there would be many customers who would experience the problems I've had but without the knowledge to overcome them. It seems to me that a lot of time would be needed to placate and sort out these difficulties. Problem is the number of people selling the same ebooks, many of which are old and badly written, for 99c. How can one compete and make money?

In addition one is also promoting some other business as most ebooks are loaded with the publishers’ affiliate links. What their products are, to say nothing of their business ethics, one can only ascertain by reading the ebook.

I’ve been given ebooks so old that clicking on a link to view the promised video content has brought up a site showing a message that the content is out-of-date and no longer available.

Another showed a message saying that the audio content infringed the owners’ copyright and was therefore not available.

Many ebooks are compiled as *.exe files and won’t run on Win XP without another programme and then there can be problems.

One of my maintenance programmes has recently, without my permission, change a security setting which prevents display of html files (which are what one finds inside the *.exe, so I have many (temporarily, I hope) unviewable ebooks.

The same problem occurs with Win2000 and despite many hours of scouring the internet (including Microsoft) and applying many so-called fixes nothing worked. That’s why I upgraded to Win XP which has, somewhere hidden away, a setting which will make my ebooks viewable again.

I don’t know, but I imagine there would be many customers who would experience the problems I’ve had but without the knowledge to overcome them.

It seems to me that a lot of time would be needed to placate and sort out these difficulties.

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