Head to head with the big dogs of ebay

[nurse-gadgets]

Hey guys,
This may have been posted before however.
With ebay removing sellers ability to use listing addons like the feature plus ($49.99) how are the small starts suposed to compete with better ranked big dogs of ebay?

With ebays "best match" a default most buyers will see the sellers with big feedback scores even if your item is cheaper and you have small feedback.

Any tips/ideas?

Thanks in advance to all you wonderful people 🙂

[misseyespy]

Not wrong in my book !

[phorum_junkie*]

Well I could use one of my selling ids to post but how would I choose which one lol.

I have been selling for well over a decade and have thousands of feedback in total and not one single neg, no I am not going to tell you my selling ids, not relevant as I am not selling at the moment, but enough of the regular posters know my ids and can vouch for my reputation as a seller.

My whole emphasis as a seller is based on two words and they are not feedback and profit, they are customer and service.

I have found that putting those two words at the forefront leads to the best results for the other two.

[licoricebabyandfabmama]

I always change 'best match' to lowest price lowest postage,  and then i change to 'Australia only' so that my product gets to me (hopefully) in a few weeks not a month.

Im a new seller also,  and Ive been able to get a few sales but i know its probably only because i charge less then my main competition so that I can come up on these searches (assuming everyone does the same as I do when they search)   Once I get my sales up,  then I can put my price up.    Thats I all I can do at this point,  and a few bux off sales is more then I had in my pocket last week anyway, so who am i to complain.

[phorum_junkie*]

Licorice I think you may do better with non stock photos when you are selling on a small scale.

I also think you should be careful with your claims for the dummy.

You say it is preferred by hospitals worldwide, I am sure there are no hospitals here in the UK who would ever recommend a dummy of any sort and even if they did not an American brand.

[*bazinga*bazinga]

Phorum, QS is not owned by an American company.  It is owned by an Australian public company. 

Honestly, is this comment worth reporting and having it removed like my last reply.