Setting Your eBay Stores and Its Levels

 Many times newcomers wonder how to and where to start selling on eBay. You need to brainstorm what could be your potential marketplace. Although selling on eBay is easy to start locally as shipping charges are to be paid as well. Once you have identified your marketplace and basic account set up. You are then good to go.

Setting up your store page is a vital step in this tough competitive marketplace and eBay gives you the freedom to sell products either as an individual seller or have your own personalised store.

Now, this seems simple that just list the products and start selling but you have to wear multiple caps in business and here on eBay in order to create your eBay store you need to select the subscription for eBay store. Based on your subscription you are entitled to benefits on the sales front.

Once you subscribe to eBay store, there are in total 5 levels in-store levels:

1.   Starter

2.   Basic

3.   Premium

4.   Anchor

5.   Enterprise.

These levels are different based on the fee structure and the discount on insertion and their final sales value fees.

As per your inventory resources availability and your current business status. You can choose as per your convenience and later upgrade as per your upcoming sales or auctions on your eBay store.

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