Promote your stores on everyplaceisell.com

[burgyeb]

When I first started on Craigslist, about a year ago, I thought I read all the rules and regulations.
They kept deleting my postings (which were directly linked to my eBid listings) and they sent me a link about auction sites.
Now, all my postings are linked to my own website and from there, links attached to eBid. So far it works fine.

I would like to start doing things with my site. Should the website be in the form of a blog? How should it be linked to eBid?.......via affiliate link?

[allsortsofephemera]

Top find Phil, although it seems very US based and with just a quick flick through I've not managed to find anyone in the UK. (maybe the suns just gone to my head today)

Just an idea for those with a business in the UK - have you created an advert in the Yellow pages? You can add your eBid link on there, it may not bring results but it's free and an extra place to gain eBid store visibility :-)

If you look in the alphabetical index under "i", Interesting Treasures is there, lol
Will have a look at Yellow Pages, the more links the better

[JanetB]

I would like to start doing things with my site. Should the website be in the form of a blog? How should it be linked to eBid?.......via affiliate link?

I just use my website as a general site, listing items I sell on here and link them back to my stores etc.
Whatever suits your style for your website and what your comfortable with.
To me, a blog indicates dialogues about your interests etc.

Personally, I steer clear of the affiliate link to eBid because you have to disclose your Tax # and SS# and those are 2 items I will not reveal on the internet.

[honestherman]

I put a picture of an item on Craigslist one time and then said. It is for sale on Ebay. Item #0000000000000000000 and Craigslist took it off of there faster than I could blink.
Then on Craiglist you have to deal with the people in person most of the time. On Auction sites you just get to mail it out to them

[allsortsofephemera]

I put a picture of an item on Craigslist one time and then said. It is for sale on Ebay. Item #0000000000000000000 and Craigslist took it off of there faster than I could blink.
Then on Craiglist you have to deal with the people in person most of the time. On Auction sites you just get to mail it out to them

Yes I think Craiglist is really just to sell directly to a customer, but I have had links to my stores on there for quite a while with no problem, someone might come across them while looking for something else.
Every way you can get links to your shops seen is worth a try, especially as its free

[Cookshop]

Thanks for the post. I have now created a listing on there but whether it creates any traffic I'm not sure but at least its free,

Heres the link to my listing http://www.everyplaceisell.com/cgi-b...761&XwwaOXLwka

[Anniemcc2]

I've had an entry on Every Place I Sell for about 3 years now.

"Visit Anniemcc at EveryPlaceISell.com
http://www.everyplaceisell.com/cgi-b...&&XkwwGXkXkX&R "

No idea if it generates any sales for eBid, but it's free and I keep updating my entry when requested.

[Juliebabe25]

I thought this thread was about EveryPlace I sell.

I listed on it for 2 years and don't think I got one sale or even a few looks.

Imho the only people that really use these driectories are Chinese manufacturers and sellers trying to find distributors.