posted on May 5, 2005 07:00:44 AM new
I am looking at subscribing to the Sales Manager, Gallery and Vendio Stores. Are the fee's charged by these products over and above the ebay listing and final value fee's? I am assuming that they are but just want to make sure. Also by using these products what has been anyones experience with increased sales. Look forward to hearing back from someone soon.
posted on May 5, 2005 08:57:04 AM new
I've used Sales Manager for a long time, Gallery since it was first offered. They are great. I'd use them even if they didn't particularly increase my sales because the ease of use makes me more efficient in LISTING things.
I did see a real increase in the number of hits my auctions were getting as soon as I started using Gallery.
It would take some sort of national emergency for me to stop using Vendio services. (I don't have a Vendio Store and probably won't be doing that.)
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posted on May 5, 2005 10:10:01 AM new
I think the biggest advantages of using Vendio are that you can schedule your auctions to launch and end at the best times without paying to "schedule" through ebay. You can also add more than one image at no extra charge and the selection of templates and customizable templates is awesome. I think the gallery is the best around (I don't use it because I have too many listings but I would if I could). For the most part Vendio is very reliable and the image hosting is far superior to ebay's.
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posted on May 5, 2005 11:17:19 AM new
I'm just a small time eBay seller with small ticket items but I absolutely LOVE Vendio...I could survive without it but life is too short...it makes things So Much Easier...worth the fees (As long as they dont go up!)
posted on May 5, 2005 12:00:02 PM new
I think Neglus got it about right with what she said. You will also unintentionally learn alot more using vendio's product.
posted on May 5, 2005 04:04:25 PM new
I use a lot of photos in my auctions, and Vendio pays for itself just by avoiding eBay's per photo fee after the first.
