Greg Holden: How to Do Everything with your Ebay Business - Book Review

I recently checked on and found over 400 bookget-rich-quick schemes peddled by quite a few
titles devoted to buying and selling on eBay.books on eBay.Besides advice on opening an eBay
These titles range from basic introductions (forstore, Holden also provides information on how to
"Dummies" or "Complete Idiots") to specializeduse your own website for selling and/or
books on selling antiques or collectibles. And ofpromoting. All this is very useful, though the
course there are numerous books promising hugechapter on selling on is rather specialized and will
profits without much effort.Greg Holden's How tonot apply to many readers.The layout of the
Do Everything with your E-bay Business (Newbook is clear and legible, with many relevant
York: McGrawHill/Osborne: 2003) occupies ascreenshots and photos, and the detailed index
special niche, as it is aimed at people who don'tmakes finding information easy.Overall, How to Do
just occasionally sell a few things on eBay, butEverything with your E-bay Business is a very
want to turn their eBay business into a steady,useful introductory book for people who have
long-term venture.Holden offers a basicmore serious selling plans than just disposing of a
introduction into signing up for eBay and creatingfew things lying around the house. I would
listings, but goes beyond that. Chapters arerecommend it it to prospective eBay store
interspersed with little stories of individuals whoowners. While much of the same information can
have been selling on eBay for years, which adds abe found in eBay tutorials and particularly on the
nice personal touch.The author also emphasizeseBay discussion boards, reading this book will save
that sellers should become extremelyyou time and equip you with the basic knowledge
knowledgeable in their field (whatever it is) and doyou need to get started.Pamela Bruce lives in
extensive research onthe items they usually sell.Austin, TX. She has been beading since her teens.
This is a healthy antidote to the frequent