1. Watch your competition and how they bid.
2. Use the advanced search tab to search completed auctions, use these as a basis for how much you can set as a price for your auction.
3. Set a realistic selling price, not too high and not too low. Even if you only sell 33% of your products a week, you get reimbursed on the relists. Overall you will make more money than starting at a .99$ price. What happens when you expect a $9.99 payment and get .99$, this is a waste of time.
4. Use an auction price (10% less than bid now price) and bid now price (actual price you are willing to sell for), create a market for your product. A person see that it is worth the bid now price but they can get it for the auction price, or the flip side is all they have to pay is a little bit more for the bid now price and they don't have to wait and fight with snipers.
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