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Supreme Auction Step by Step Tutorial
If you are new to eBay or even an expert this article can help make your ads stick out on eBay, help increase your sales, and make you money. Supreme Auction is a free service to anyone and everyone. They also have a prepaid service for more [...]
How to use AuctionLinc’s Multi-Tab Auction Lister
For any ebay seller, creating good looking listings without spending too much time is the biggest challenge. No one wants to spend hours creating listings before it gets launched on to eBay. Sellers want the ability to easily set up their information in a template form and [...]
Taking Quality Product Images For Your eBay Auctions
We here at eBayAppReview.com are big on pointing out ways that you can be better than your competition. Even though eBay is the ultimate open and competitive marketplace you can do things to get a leg up on your competition. One thing that you can and should [...]
Adding Images to Inkfrog Auction Template
If you have downloaded any of our many Inkfrog templates you may have noticed that they use a set image height and width. In my opinion this is the best way to go for any auction as it provides more of a uniform look to your eBay [...]
Create Auctions with Custom Auctiva Template
Once you have your custom Auctiva Template created and ready to go the next step is to either create an auction or save a new Item Details Profile that contains your template. This tutorial will walk you through the process of creating a new listing, however creating [...]
Create a Listing With A Custom Inkfrog Template
Creating a new auction with Inkfrog is a very intuitive and easy process. Creating an auction with a custom Inkfrog template adds only a few steps to this process. This post will cover some of the ways our templates use Inkfrog short tags and some of the [...]
Add New Template To Auctiva
If you plan to use your own custom template with Auctiva you will need to first add that template to Auctiva. This is a very easy process that only takes a few steps. This tutorial will assume that you are using one of our custom Auctiva templates [...]
