Nothing beats getting tips directly from an eBay Powerseller. Here is a video of Tim, who is currently an eBay Powerseller on how to find a market before you dropship or sell products on eBay.

This simple little market research tip is available for anyone to do and its free. Thanks Tim for sharing your common sense.

Market research is the key to success on the internet - so make sure you spend some time on it first.

Now . . .

If you are still confused, what our friend Tim was really trying to say is:

1. Go to eBay.com and click on advanced search

2. Enter the name of the product you are interested in selling and click on ‘Completed Listings Only’ button. ‘Completed Listings’ means auctions that have expired or ended. I just chose a random product such as ‘ribbons’ and typed it in to show you how it works.

3. And as you can see at the bottom, the GREEN means the item sold and the red color means the listing was unsuccessful.

So the idea is the more greens you see on a product you search for, the more the product is being sold.

Meaning there is actually a ‘market’ for it.

Then simply use WDclub and find a dropshipper for that product!

Just give the market what it wants - its that easy

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Some good news everyone, Paypal took a note of my somewhat bitching recently (And millions of other similar complaints from other people throughout the years) and now it looks like they are actually taking action to serve their customers better.

I recently went on eBay Live Help and noticed the following addition.

Notice the direct link to Paypal. It’s nice to see eBay coming to its senses. I actually contact Paypal through email from this chat link now lets see how long it takes for them to respond.

This is cool because not EVERYONE is able to call Paypal and wants to pay the long distance charges for a stupid mistake that Paypal accounting system did.

But hey, I still use Paypal and will continue to use it.

And so should you.

Paypal and dropshipping on ebay are a match made in heaven.

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