Posted by WelshTom
I am after advice on how to create more professional looking ebay sales. I think most of the templates that ebay provide are rubish and also i don't see why i should have to pay extra to use them. So basically at the moment i just type a few lines of text and include the one photo you are allowed for free! (being the tight git that i am
) anyway what i would like to know is how can i make my adds look more appealing? do i need to know html or is their an eaiser way or any good software?! also if i use my photobucket account can i link to as many photos as i want for free then?! any advice at all is much appreciated!!!
thanks,
Tom
Posted by Luke-the-magic-man
http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=110702#post1512601
that thread of mine may help
Posted by tombadier
Yes if you host your images online using sites like photobucket then you can link to them in your listing.
I use http://tinypic.com which provides you with the correct link to paste into the html of your listing.
Posted by WelshTom
cheers for the replies. so how would i go about producing sales pages that look more like this:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ex-Audio-7-Touch-Screen-XGA-TFT-Car-Monitor-VGA-PC_W0QQitemZ5838567005QQcategoryZ14946QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem to me this looks quite professional (not THE best example but best i could find quickly!) what software etc would i need?!
Posted by fatreg
external hosting,
biuld a page using dreamweaver or the like and just hostit with ebay.
fatreg
Posted by WelshTom
@fatreg care to elaborate a bit more for me please?
Posted by mamtaj
Can you give me a positive rating on my ebay account
Posted by fatreg
well welshtom.
ebay give ypu the optin of hosting your own auction page somewhere else. there for you can add loads of fancy flash etc to it, and just povide ebay with the link.
fatreg
Posted by WelshTom
@mamtaj - No, go and earn it properly like you're suposed to!
@faterg - cheers for the info!
Tom
Posted by mamtaj
Thanks
Posted by WelshTom
no problem
Posted by mamtaj
How i register for pay pal service
Posted by jenbones
www.paypal.com and register, pretty simple stuff really
