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Who says that recessions are bad for business? Who says that small businesses can not thrive in a recession? It's like bad advice, especially when a few simple changes can help grow your eBay profits even in difficult economic times. Let me tell you how to do this:

1) Make sure bidders know you offer a fast delivery.

2) Make sure you keep your promise fast delivery, or cause negative feedback from customers and their own deter others from bidding on your listings.

to convince customers, if space permits, adding "Fast isporuke'ili 'Same day delivery" on the title or sub-title. On Christmas, eBay provides you with special icons to add to your listings emphasize rapid delivery.

* Spot is a need and fill it, especially not already met on eBay. greater need, more people will probably pay for a solution. So clued up on a really urgent problem solvers, such as health and beauty products (no one wants to be spotty for a long time, everyone hates nipples! This is an urgent need two to get you started). Sales of quality pre-used clothes and secondhand auto parts (everyone loves saving money, especially in a recession), also sell discount vouchers and money off coupons. Coupons and money from the vouchers are especially popular on eBay, where most of the sell between half and three quarters of its retail value, so you can cut everything from newspapers and magazines, and solve them in bundles on ebay.

* Ensure luxury goods at low, low prices. In recessionary times, people cut first luxuries, like a brand new current season designer clothes and accessories. But people who oppose or secondhand designer labels last season, when the economy is in good condition may be less finicky when the economy dips. Another major need items suitable for sale in standby time of recession, as cars and auto parts (such as stopping people buying new and you decide to buy secondhand and cakes to banger instead), handicraft and accessories (such as a growing interest in 'manage and repair') ; books about making money on eBay (such as increased jobs and people looking for alternative income), and much more.

* Sell what others do not like sales or are too embarrassed to sell. I'm thinking about things like the bar nose hair clippers, shoe stuffers to make you look taller, Adult sex toys, marital aids, and so on.

I know that the idea will not suit all of us, including me, but if you're running out of options and want to market hungry for urgent needs, it might be the right of your street! Speaking of 'the right to their own streets, "Aunt Flo and neighbors can discover what sells, so use the shelter in your home address within your eBay listings.

* Select the repeat sale items in one time sales, and opt for items also need constant replenishment. The hardest work, the highest cost, the biggest risk is going to get first-time buyers. So it makes no sense at all to constantly search for new customers, when so many products have inherent repeat sales and replenishment value. The products we have to replace regularly or when depleted as: soap, make up, children's clothing, packaging, annual price guides, craftwork materials, collectibles issued in sets, and so on and so forth and so on. first time buyer can be a customer for life, as long as you and your products keep customers happy. You can keep them happy:

- Setting up and maintaining very high standards of customer care

-. Responding to questions promptly

- Addressing the problem now

- Giving a discount on multiple purchases

- Offer discounts on future purchases

- Starting or growing a newsletter mailing list and regular contact with members of product updates, news and views, deals