Many eBay sellers don’t realize that they could be saving money on their listing fees by setting up their own websites that promote their eBay listings. eBay has an affiliate program where they will pay their affiliates 50 percent or more of eBay’s total fees.
eBay is also looking for new members, so if a new member signs up through your link and at the very least, bids on one item, they do not have to win it, eBay will pay you on a sliding scale depending on the quality of traffic you are sending them. Currently, I generate about $28 dollars with every new ACRU, as eBay calls it.
The beauty of it is that it runs on remote control, you basically set it and forget it. WordPress blogs lend themselves well to eBay affiliate sites because of the ease of updating as well as Search Engine Optimization (SEO) built in to them. Through trial and error, but mostly by networking with the right Internet entrepreneurs, I have learned to setup sites that rank on the first or second page of Google that produce a predictable monthly income.
If you sell on eBay an eBay affiliate site can add easy income that will offset your seller fees. Ebay will also credit additionally for driving your own traffic.
If you DONT sell on ebay, then an ebay affiliate can be an excellent income generator on it’s own. Of the people I network with a few have made this their primary source of income with some averaging 200 to 300 dollars a day.
If you would like help setting up your website to sell your products, or to just drive traffic to eBay like I do with sites like Rainbow Vacuum Cleaners, a site that usually sits atop of the second page on Google for the term rainbow vacuum cleaner, then just contact me.