It turns out that a merry gnome drinking a large pint of beer is a great product, selling 65 of the 71 available but a helpful gnome carrying a pair of garden shears isn’t, as little more than a quarter of the stock has sold. In my market for gnomes, I took a closer look at the top-ranked seller nanafind, to see which products were making them so successful. You can take this further and hone in on just one seller. ShelfTrend allows you to see who your competitors are and what types of product they are selling. When I select eBay US and search for garden gnomes, ShelfTrend brings up 500 listings that best match those keywords. This allows you to search live inventory data from 22 global eBay marketplaces. The best known name in this area is Terapeak, but sadly they have no free-forever plan so I’ll have to pass them over.Ī slightly different software is ShelfTrend, which does offer free-forever use. This is where I need to find some free market research and valuation software. Now that I’ve decided to sell my gnomes, I need to work out what price to sell each one for, and which eBay marketplace globally will give me the biggest return. After all, companies have to make money somehow or they won’t be around for very long. The software I’m looking for should be free forever, not just a free trial for 14 days before you have to pay.įree plans will usually have limits, or come with ads or promotions for paid tools, but that’s OK as long as they provide genuinely useful features for free. What exactly do I mean by “free”? There are so many shades of free these days that it needs a little explanation. If my gnomes sell well, maybe I’ll make a business out it. But, eBay have retired this ancient tool so I’m looking for different software, that I can use long-term. I’m aware that free eBay software exists, as I have previously used Turbo Lister.
However I don’t intend to build a real business selling on eBay just yet, so I’m looking for free software that can optimize my selling. I think the gnomes would fetch a better price if I do my market research up front, and build attractive listings for all the other gnome-lovers out there. I would ideally like to use some eBay software to help me with the process.
When tidying the shed this spring, I rediscovered our collection of twenty gnomes (what can I say, we like gnomes!) We can no longer have them on display in the garden, so I have decided to sell them on eBay. Unfortunately, she immediately started terrorizing the family’s garden gnome collection and they were forced to seek refuge in the shed. Last year we welcomed a miniature dachshund to the family.
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