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Make outside links to your Ebay Auctions

By Mitz

Make as many links as possible on other sites pointing to your Ebay pages. This will give you more people to get trapped into your auction loop. Here’s some tips:

  • Use keywords in your About me and Store pages. Auction pages often do not get indexed into the search engines because they do not last long enough. However the About me page and Your store are permanent fixtures. Therefore you should use keywords, meta tags, etc to make sure these pages get the most exposure possible.
  • Create an editors kit to put on your site or someone else’s.(If you are an affiliate you cannot get commissions for promoting your own auctions.) The links are above in the Ebay affiliate section. There is an editor’s kit on my homepage. It list up to the minute auctions that you can click on and then view.
  • Create a blog or website. There are plenty of free options out there. You can make an Ebay blog which allows you to put a link to anywhere you like on there.
  • Put your Store URL into your email signature: Most email programs like Hotmail, Gmail and Yahoo! Mail give you the option of creating a personalized signature and will automatically attach it to the bottom of every email you send.
  • Post in the online forums: Selling computers? Go to blogs and other discussion forums where they are a topic of discussion and post your thoughts. When you sign off, include a link to your Store. (If it is allowed.)
  • Put your URL on your thank-you note: If you include a thank-you note in your eBay packages — and we recommend that you do — include your URL so happy customers can give you repeat business.
  • Collect opt-in addresses and send out email promotions: Build a mailing list and you can market to the same people over and over again... specials, promotions, cool new products... whatever. Just include a link to your store or auction.
  • Post information about your store in blogs? Find a few quality blogs that attract your target market and post a few messages. You don’t have to make a blatant sales pitch. In fact, you shouldn’t! A blatant pitch will be considered comment spam and is generally frowned upon. Just let people know who you are and where they can find you online.
  • Advertise in a free newspaper in the real world. I use the weekend Shopper in the Courier Mail QLD. They have free ads for anything up to $500. They let you put links to sites in your ad. Check it out!
  • Use a Website Traffic tool. I use  Linkreferral to get people to my site and to Ebay auctions. It really works and its FREE. I have tried hundreds of other traffic programs but they do not work.

 

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Mitz Pantic wrote this article and others for http://www.tips4pc.com  Browse Tips4pc.com for more articles that are written in an easy to understand interface and FREE computer help.

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