The item below is a pefect example. I listed it a few days ago for $.99 and free UPS ground shipping, thinking that because it's unbranded and not all that special I would need to give it an extra umph to find it a good home. Don't get me wrong, it a VERY cute skirt, and it's never been
worn. However, it's not from a highly desirable name brand or anything out of the ordinary, other than being just that: a cute skirt.
Two hours later, it had a bid. And then another, and another ... and 10 bids later, my no-brand piƱata skirt is worth $10, $1 higher than my average item selling price with 3 more days to go in the auction.
Maybe I'm just a poor judge of what my target demographic wants. Or maybe my extra umph did the trick?? Check out the actual listing yourselves - the easiest way to find it is by going to my eBay community page: Http://myworld.ebay.com/elisav .
Lesson Learned: Ummmm.... I'm kind of at a loss on this one. I guess it's "never underestimate the power of a $.99 opening bid and free shipping." You risk a lot, but you also stand to gain a ton of attention.
More tomorrow!
