It would seem to me items that are easier to ship and handle an inventory. Say, like books, sunglasses, hats, and watches. Items that are cheap enough for people to get without making a big decision and that you can get in bulk without paying a fortune for in shipping.
Name brand jeans and shoes. I made a lot of money on old costume jewelry , post cards, really if you present it right you can sell about anything I have and I've done alright.
Gold coins or jewelry, better brand-name consumer electronics (new Apple iphone), newer power tools... to mention a few items. Selling by auction (instead of with a fixed price) will often generate more activity and drive the price up. Collectibles are a good seller, but be sure to do some research since specifics are key.
I am currently a power seller on Ebay, and I agree that smaller items that are cheap to ship seem to be the better option. Larger items are expensive to ship and sometimes harder to pack for shipping. It is also important to keep in mind that Ebay charges outrageous fees to it's sellers. They charge a fee on the total sale, which includes shipping costs. So the lower the shipping, the lower the seller fee will be. If you are new to Ebay, make sure that you calculate the seller fees correctly, as they can be a bit misleading. When I was a new seller, I lost money on several sales because I didn't fully understand the fee structure. Any new seller should add about 20% to cover the fees imposed by Ebay and Paypal.
Name brand clothing items will always sell well on eBay, providing they are authentic. Not just because it's a designer item at a discount price, but because the person buying usually knows what size will fit them in that particular brand.
by KRC 10 years ago
I have inherited a lot of stuff from my parents. It's basically 50 years of collecting various things. Some of the stuff is more valuable than others. Some of the stuff is in better shape than others. Most of the items were probably purchased at garage sales over...
by shirojdn 15 years ago
what are the trusted dropshipping provider to sell something in ebay?
by lady rain 13 years ago
do you have an eBay Store?
by topstuff 16 years ago
Do you think shopping everywhere online is reliable,if not which is the one you mostlyprefer for shopping?I think ebay is working good.
by sir_tallest 14 years ago
What products are best to advertise on Ebay to help make real money
by I.B. 13 years ago
I have a NEW product ( real product not e-product) I want to sell online. Where?Does anyone know of a good place to sell your products? Prefferably a comunnity that will sell them for you for a fee ? Any ideas?
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