Key Concept

Great listings, right product & effective business model improve profits

Title keywords and gallery photos entice buyers to click into your auction. Pricing and detailed descriptions convert hits into watchers. Having the right product at the right price gets bids. Always focus your time on profit generating activities.

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Market Research on completed listings

You can research a product by using keywords just like you would perform a search on eBay. Research a seller by entering their eBay ID.

You will get research results like these: Seller example, Coach, Prada, Louis Vuitton

The most important information is the total revenue, the average sold price, & the sell through rate (also called success rate). Knowing these 3 figures will guide you to the right course of action.

Try this free tool to get suggestions on what and who to research.

These tutorials demonstrate how to intrepret research results.

Basics

Most popular listing finder and Most active listing finder - Oct 25, 2007 New!

*Free* - Find Misspelled Items on eBay for Great Buys - June 5, 2007

5 Things to Learn from Your eBay Competition - Feb. 24, 2007

How to use seller research - Dec. 16, 2006

*Free* tool - most searched keywords - Nov. 20, 2006

Write a great title for your eBay auction - Oct. 11, 2006

Evaluate a new market and optimize inventory - Oct. 14, 2006

Top selling clothing brands - Oct. 22, 2006

Watch ecommerce traffic trends - Oct. 17, 2006

Power Seller strategies

Measure your Brand Value - Oct. 1, 2006

See through hype. Read an article on a seller and research their performance. - Oct. 23, 2006

Research service evaluation

Avoid research? - Oct. 20, 2006

Which research is best for you? - Oct. 22, 2006

Sample Research!

Gucci

Air Jordan

Louis Vuitton



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ENDORSEMENTS AND VIEWS. The views, conclusions, findings and opinions of the authors are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of individual eBay sellers, eBay or DataUnison.