Ebay - Turbo Lister - Selling Manager - Selling Manager Pro

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  • #1
    If setting up an ebay store then if I want to learn once and be efficient overall should I just start using Selling Manager Pro.
    (£4.99 a month - lets say 15-30 mins of my time)

    And/Or is turbo lister a different thing.
    And/Or is selling manager good enough - which seems to be used alongside turbo lister.
     
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  • #3
    As above, if you have a lot of auctions definetely use turbo lister, it will save you a lot of time.

    I use both and the free turbo lister is worth more than seller pro in my eyes for the time element saving alone. Time is one thing that you never have enough of and can't buy anymore of.
     
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  • #4
    Turbo Lister as above is excellent - you can create many listings quickly and upload them toegther at scheduled times if desired.

    Selling Manager Pro is FAR more useful than Selling Manager and I strongly recommend it if you are selling a lot as it allows invaluable features such as automatic feedback - this means that when a buyer either pays or pays and leaves you positive feedback (choice is yours - I'd go for the latter) they automatically get feedback themselves from you with one of 10 generic comments that you have stored in Selling Manager Pro. It also allows the feature of emailing all of your buyers in one go or separately with a one-click feature. Selling Manager, whilst good, does not have these crucial aspects and since going to the Pro I would never go back again.
     
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    Thanks - just the few pointers needed to get me going.

    I don't suppose you know anything about Blackthorne which seems to only be on the states site at the moment. There is a basic and pro version. I know some are using it in the UK.

    http://pages.ebay.com/blackthorne/pro.html

    http://pages.ebay.com/blackthorne/faq.html

    A bigger beast than selling manager pro.
    I am sure overkill for now but its the learn once thing.
     
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