Who is the most successful seller on ebid?

[jannersmugs]

As it says....well if I am going to look to see how it's done, then best I look at who is really successful!

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[tonyreddevil]

Just Look At The Feedback As Long As Its Not Imported!

[cornishmaid1961]

If you want good examples of eBid feedback I would look at raindropsies, deanosaur1972 and Huddylion. All their feedback is from eBid and they are way ahead of me. I don't think anybody could really answer your question apart from management ! It also depends what you mean by 'successful' is it numbers of items sold or big profits made ?!

[Tropical_Trish]

Well, it really depends on what you call a successful seller, with regards to feedback (not imported, all earned here on eBid).

For example, stamps, postcards, tea-cards, comics, craft stuff & knitting patterns etc. tend to sell in multiples - the buyer usually buys several to take advantage of combined postage costs.
Sellers of larger, higher priced items usually get just the one (or two sales if they are lucky) at one time.
Also - feedback isn't much to go on really, as lots of buyers (especially newbies) don't deem it necessary to leave feedback for the seller.

I consider myself successful, but certainly not THE most successful seller, there are many, many successful sellers who do not have the inclination nor have time to visit the forums - so it's a hard question to answer.

[burgyeb]

Ebid.net

They sell daily. Their product sell through rate is generally 100 %. They have a dedicated and ever growing buyer base.

Among their client base some sellers stand out as successful. How am I defining success? Well, they often appear to be in favor with the most successful seller here. Have access to inventory or products at competitive rates, which enables them to offer their goods at rock bottom prices. They experience high visibility of their items in some cases, which includes being locatable on Google search engines. They consistently offer high levels of customer service. See their feedback.

Getting there? Keep your eyes and ears fixed on/in the forums, as you may discover your answer within.

[jannersmugs]

So I take it we don't know how many items an individual sells, so the only criteria we have is feed back. We will have no idea of profit... so it is just identifying success at a volume.

Now is this success at a volume down to a workable format?

Is it traffic driven in from outside?

Are these part of bigger businesses?

OK Bugyeb yep eBid is the most successful seller, rock bottom prices? Maybe, but is that enough? Does ebid have enough coverage or do they have to also drive traffic to ebid?

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[sidthelamp]

So I take it we don't know how many items an individual sells, so the only criteria we have is feed back. We will have no idea of profit... so it is just identifying success at a volume.

Now is this success at a volume down to a workable format?

Is it traffic driven in from outside?

Are these part of bigger businesses?

OK Bugyeb yep eBid is the most successful seller, rock bottom prices? Maybe, but is that enough? Does ebid have enough coverage or do they have to also drive traffic to ebid?

Janners

you can not determine the amount of sales by FB

[tonyreddevil]

Its generally a good guide though!

[sidthelamp]

Its generally a good guide though!

if its a good guide how many sales have i had ?

[jannersmugs]

We are getting lost in pedantics.

By any criteria, any individual chooses, who are the most successful sellers on ebid?

Simple really....don't over think it.... don't worry that they might not be...just those that you think or regard as being successful.

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