| Have you ever wondered how people who sell on eBay make money? It is a known fact that eBay is a huge marketplace with millions of products for sale. However, not all products sell like hot cakes on eBay.
Some products just aren't popular and there isn't a great demand for it no matter what the price is.
On the other hand, some products are highly sought after and eBay buyers will often snap them up even if the prices are sky high. For example, when the xbox 360 was first launched and there was a shortage of xbox360 available in stores, for more details visit to www.mining-auction-gold.com many people flocked to eBay to try and outbid one another to buy an xbox 360.
I can tell you the sellers who were selling xbox 360 on eBay then were absolutely making a killing. The same thing is happening with the Nintendo wii recently.
As an eBay seller, if you know the kind of products that can sell well on eBay, then you can be almost guaranteed of profits. However, ebay don't necessarily provide that information easily on their website.
Although eBay Pulse does provide some sort of competitive intelligence into what people are buying on eBay, it isn't detailed enough.
Auction Inspector can fill in that gap. It is basically a software that that analyses posts on the "want it now" section of eBay. It then shows you the most wanted products people are looking for on eBay.
All you have to do then as an eBay seller is to find a wholesaler or dropshipping who carries that product and list it on eBay for profit.
Besides analyzing the "want it now" eBay section, for more details visit to www.auction-words.com it also analyses the profit potential of a product by comparing it with the number of requests and the number of sellers who are selling that product.
So what auction inspector is good at is finding products that are being wanted by buyers and there is very little eBay sellers selling it.
http://www.auctions-profits.com
http://www.auction-words.com
Sure, you can do this manually as well by hand but it is tedious and I am sure you have other more important business issues to handle than flipping through hundreds of eBay pages. |
