ITV Tonight “Could the internet make you rich?”
The ITV Tonight programme aired last Friday asked if the Internet could make you rich and featured examples of British entrepreneurs including some who sell on eBay. Helen Chapman One seller featured was Helen Chapman who sells on eBay as

What jeanius thought this up?
Waist 32 or size 32? It’s a rainy Sunday afternoon; what better to do than a little eBay shopping? I need a couple of new pairs of jeans… Well, good luck to anyone else who wants to buy female jeans on eBay today, because eBay has just made it a whole bunch more difficult. The “waist size” item specific has just vanished from search options. You can search by dress size – but as we all know, dress sizes and waist sizes don’t always coincide, either on the

What products would you buy from a Daily Deal?
There’s little doubt that two offers today on the Daily Deal were a success, they were both sold out within three hours. Nice to see Benthams back up there again, this time with a

Google Merchant product feed replaces Google Base
If you’re used to logging into Google Base to upload your website feeds and get them indexed in Google Product Search (Google Shopping), you’ll need to visit Google Merchant Center in future. You can still upload non-product data, Google Base should be used for data such as recipes, jobs and property listings. Your product data feeds and account settings should have be

eBay Enhanced Reporting refocused on counterfeits
Some experienced eBay users have access to a program called Enhanced Member Reporting (EMR) The program enables participants to mass report offending listings to eBay customer support without the tedious cut and past of item numbers, clicking through multiple reporting options and the limit of reporting 10 item numbers at one time. eBay are now making some changes to the program, the most significant of which is to remove listing policy violations and flagging items prohibited for sale on eBay from the EMR reporting tool. EMR participants have been told this is to allow them to concentrate on