poweredarticle.com
Search:    Index Page >> About Us >> Privacy >> Terms of Use >> Place Your Link >> Add Your Article   

Finance & Investment

Self Help

Hotels & Travel

Fitness & Health

Employment & Careers

Business & Companies

Fashion & Relationships

Estate & Realty

Research & Science

Drink & Food

Vehicles & Automotive

Issues & News

Recreation

Healthcare & Treatment

Computers & Software

Art & Creative

Government & Politics

Academics & Education

Sports & Adventure

Online Shopping

Online & Board Games

Family & Home

Society & Communities

Teens & Children

 

Index Page –› Business & Companies –› Home Based Business
 

About You, About Me, About eBay

 

If I've never told you before, I'm a big fan of eBay's About Me feature.

This is a special page you can create as part of your eBay account and which is linked from your eBay ID via the About Me icon -

eBay members can click on your About Me icon to get to your About Me page. You can set up this page to show information about you, your interests, and even links to your website. Plus, you can use your eBay About Me page as a sales tool.

Not only is it a great way to get personal with your customers, to convey your integrity and professionalism, you can use your About Me page to drive traffic to your website or other online businesses.

However, you need to be slightly careful as eBay does not approve of blatant advertising on your About Me page. However, you can include links to products and services that you think will be of interest to the eBay community at large. The only consideration here is that you should not link directly to a sales page, you need to go via a squeeze page i.e. an explanatory page emphasising the benefits of the product, and inviting the reader to click through to the sales page.

If the sales page just happens to be to an affiliated product that pays you a commission, that's good for you!

Your About Me page can be as simple or as detailed as you like.

You can see my own About Me page here http://members.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPage&userid=gbm0

Here's how you can create your own eBay About Me page.

1. Register for an eBay account. If you're already an eBay member you can skip this step. If you don't have a free eBay account you can register below:

If you're in the UK, go here http://www.workwinners.com/eBay_co_uk_application.htm

If you're in USA, go here http://www.workwinners.com/eBay_com_application.htm

2. Once you're registered, log into your eBay account by clicking the "My eBay" link at the top of any eBay page. Enter your eBay user name and password.

3. Once you're logged in, click the "Personal Information" link under "My Account" in the left hand menu.

4. At the Personal Information page click to create your About Me page.

5. Once you're at the About Me creation page simply follow the directions. You can use the About Me wizard to create the page, or paste in custom HTML as I have done with my About Me page. If you're not familiar with HTML coding, you'll find a useful free HTML tutorials

http://www.annabella.net/html.html

http://www.davesite.com

http://www.netmechanic.com

Once you have your About Me page set up, you should include a link to it in every auction and sale you do.

After all, it's free advertising, so why not use it!

Author: Brian Mcgregor
 
Author Bio:
Brian McGregor is an eBay specialist. He is creator of the unique software product eBay Keyword Pro, which tells you the most popular keywords on eBay. Get your free version of eBay Keyword Pro from www.keyword-pro.com/kpdemoversion.htm
 
 
 

Related Articles

 
Niche Marketing ? Do You Have An Unique Selling Proposition?
 
Lucrative Work At Home Business Opportunity For people In Carlifornia:The Real Success Ingredient
 
Affiliate Project X - Affiliate Secrets Exposed
 
How to Succeed in Network Marketing
 
Setting Up Shop
 
The Real Value of Online Marketing Tools & Those Freebies
 
Ssl Security and Why It's So Important for your Business
 
Creativity Management Deconstructed
 
Eye On I-9
 
How to Generate Income From Your Biggest Asset-Your Mailing List
 
 
 
 
 

How To Put Your Company Training On Cruise-Control!

A powerful tool to put your entire employee training program on auto-pilot. Remove all of the admini ... - George Ritacco
 

Questions That Save Money

Asking good questions can save money and trouble. Here's an example that could help your business. - Steve Kaye
 

How to Start and Prepare a Home Based Business

People today prefer to work in their own homes rather than work in an office and compete with the co ... - Jeff Casmer
 

Why Discussion Fails in Meetings

Everyone uses it. And it seldom works. Here's why. - Steve Kaye
 

Should I try an Internet Home Based Business?

An Internet home based business is an increasingly popular option in today?s society. With the dawn ... - Jeff Casmer
 

Small Business Marketing Strategy - A Blink Lesson #1

This is Article one of six in a series of lessons for small business marketers from Malcolm Gladwell ... - Craig Lutz-Priefert
 
 
Index Page >> Privacy >> Terms of Use  
© www.poweredarticle.com - All Rights Reserved Worldwide