If I didn’t cross-post, I don’t think it would be worth it as a part-time seller just to to ebay. So I use crossposting tools to multiple sites and a sharing tool for posh.

I don’t use tools for eBay, but use third party tools to get sales from other sites because eBay is not doing what it should. I manage listings and inventory with Sixbit, it aids it easily repricing and most all other tasks. I sell fine china, so I use as a research tool to get pattern names and descriptions. I am *still* waiting for eBay’s promised replacement that was to have all the same (or better) functions ability to save / store / edit listings off site, search ALL of my previously listed items, etc. eBay promised to replace it in Seller Central but did not. Sellers cited a whole range of tools, including listing and inventory management, research, pricing, photo management (and video), shipping, email marketing, social media marketing, and translation tools.

We asked sellers to select the third-party tool most helpful to selling on eBay. “Tell us what tools you use to help you sell on eBay that are from third-party vendors.” Links to parts 1 through 3 can be found at the bottom of this article.

He came up with the topic and together we crafted the survey questions and invited our respective audiences to participate. We collaborated with contributing columnist Don Heiden who runs the Auction Professor channel on YouTube for eBay resellers. In the final installment of our Seller Satisfaction Survey: Visibility on eBay, we take a look at the third-party tools as well as the strategies sellers use to gain greater visibility on eBay.

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