Free Ebay HTML Templates (page
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There is no better way to make a few extra dollars, than to sell
your unwanted items on Ebay
auction. But the problem with Ebay is they ding you for a few extra
pennies for every listing option. They charge for your auction listing,
and there is an extra charge for anything but the most plain and
boring listing. By using my free templates I have made for Ebay,
you can make your listings look better than your competitors and
save a few dollars by not paying for a listing border, and not
paying for extra photos.
My
templates are fairly easy to use by inserting your own HTML
instead of the "Standard" tab while entering your
listing's description. (choose "Customize your listing"
when selling on Ebay, not "Keep it simple") It helps to have some type of web page
editor, but I will show you how to replace sections of the code in the
template script with the URL address of your photos to customize
your free Ebay template. You Ebay template will have 4 thumbnail
images that are clickable to reveal full size images of your
listed item. This option alone costs $1 extra for 4 pictures and
75 cents to display the full size photos. So you will save $1.75
for every listing. This will add up, believe me!
My free Ebay auction template use tutorial is based on using an online
photo image host site called PhotoBucket.com
They will allow you to upload, store and link to your images for free.
You can also create the thumbnails, and get the URL addresses of
full size images needed for
your Ebay listing. So first you will need to sign up for your
free PhotoBucket account HERE
if you do not have one. There is nothing to download and signup
is instant. For a free account, click the "no thanks"
during signup process.
Log into your PhotoBucket
account and you can now
upload the 4 images required to use on the free Ebay listing
template. Just click the "upload photos now"
button. You can also edit your photos once uploaded with the
cool photo editor! Hint: use images that
are no larger than about 1000 x 1000 pixels and reasonably
square. If you need a free
image editor to resize them, you can
or get IrfanView free HERE.
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