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A lot of people start off by selling their unwanted gifts and stuff lying around the house. This is fine until you run out of things to sell. Once this happens you're going to need more stock to keep this gravy train on track.

Here's What I Do.

I sell information products on CD/DVD. Let me explain why I do this and how I'm able to make a full time living just by selling these types of products.

1. I research eBay for the most popular searched for items. For this I use a tool called eBay pulse. This basically shows me what the most searched for items are in each and every category. This is marketing intel gold. This will give you a guideline of what to write about later on. Don't just come across the first category and choose a topic from there. You have the ability to drill down further still to find a rabid niche market with their credit cards at the ready.

2. I'll give you an example. I searched under the category cameras and photos and found a nice list of 10 most searched for items. You had the usual Nikon brand and canon etc. Listed at number 9 on that list was something called a Hasselblad which is a brand name I'd never heard of. I decided to do some more digging by visiting a few of these auctions only to find that these people were spending on average $1500 on cameras and assessories.

3. This is a niche market where people are buying in large quantities. In order to write about this, I type "Hasselblad Cameras" into Google to find out more about them so that I can write a "How to get more out of your Hasselblad camera" or " How to take great shots with your Hasselblad Camera" eBook. Can you see what I've done here. I've found a niche market where the selling price is high and based my topic on helping the purchaser once they've purchased their camera.

4. I then set about to write my eBook with the information I've taken from the net (rewritten in my own words) and then add some affiliate links scattered throughout my eBook. Now, if you don't know what an affiliate link is, it's a link that goes back to a someone else's product or website. They pay a commission for every sale made there and in turn reward me with a share in the profit. So not only are you making money from the sale of eBook burned to CD, you're also making money on what we call the back end. This is similar to buying a cheap new printer but paying over the top for printer ink. The printer is the front end and the ink is the back end.

Some eBay Selling Tips:

* Always use plenty of keywords when you're listing your item. There is a tool for this which is readily available in the link below.

* Make sure your auctions end at the right time. I generally have my auctions finish on a Sunday night. This means that my auction listing is displayed ALL weekend (the busiest bidding time) and finishes when there's the most people looking on eBay.

* If you're in a niche market you can afford to place a high "Buy It Now" price on your item. If it's more competitive, start the auction really low (even a dollar) and invite lots of bids on it. People are like sheep and will be attracted to the auction just because it's getting so much interest.

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The image is everything

Founded in 1986, Packshot Factory is widely recognised as the UK’s leading, photography and retouching studio. With their commitment and passion for producing outstanding work Packshot Factory is the choice destination for vast array of renowned companies including small and mid-sized businesses to major worldwide brands and non-profit organizations. 

Packshot Factory’s involvement in projects ranges from providing the highest standards of creative photography, high-end retouching and concept work for advertising, to post-production and file management. 

With their distinctive approach to the diversities of advertising imagery, Packshot Factory has earned a great reputation for helping their clients to push concepts further and successfully sell brands.

Their dedication has resulted in Packshot Factory building lasting relationships with many of the biggest brands in the world including: Gucci Group, L’Oreal, Diageo, Vodafone, Monsoon, Reiss, Jaeger, M&S, Moët Hennessy, Sainsbury’s and many more.

Packshot Factory’s employees range from some of the best specialists in the industry, to those handpicked and trained to be qualified professionals. They represent the highest standards in every project they undertake, however complicated, ensuring every image hits the spot. Attention to detail is unparalleled, whether portraying creative concept, or producing a high-volume of fashion shots.

By understanding the value of creating effective images, they continually invest in the latest technology. Their 4000sq ft Central London studio is geared up with the most advanced equipment and facilities. Over the years they’ve built great relationships with the world’s leading manufacturers and they became one of the first to work on the 50 Mpixel Hasselblad camera described by the CEO of Hasselblad as, “the natural evolution of our H System, and of our photographic strategy in general”.

They also use the highest quality lighting equipment and the very latest Broncolor Scoro packs from Bron Elektronik AG. These power packs from the Swiss lighting company can give repeated high quality flash for photography in as little as 0.02 seconds between each flash.

By working at the forefront of digital technology Packshot Factory can sustain their global reputation for being the best on the market for producing images that sell products. Their clients’ testimonials give credit not only to their skills but also to their in-depth knowledge and their capability of showing brands to the best they can be:

A large percentage of Packshot Factory’s work is delivered to their worldwide clients via FTP facilities, they also provide free courier services and e-mail approval before the work is completed. 

Packshot Factory’s portfolio is constantly changing and evolving, their website www.packshotfactory.co.uk gives a full account of their services and presents their projects in a clear format. After many years of working on various projects, their portfolio of images sets up the highest standards in the industry and it is truly outstanding. 

Their reputation for thoughtful service and attention to the need of their clients has earned them enormous client loyalty and business relationships that have lasted for years. They take pride in their work, their relationships and their final product. Their visibility defines them, and they welcome the continued challenge.

 

 

About the Author

John Eide is an international internet consultant, working for ConductingOrders.com as senior marketing consultant.
Packshot Factory is one of ConductingOrders most important clients.
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How do you use a Cokin filter such as this on a hasselblad 500cm?

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this probably sounds like a dumb question, but how do you use them? I got a range of colors for cheap, no scratches at al on them. I know that what you use them for is a totally different ball game and i've been reading up on it, i just need to know how. Do you simply put them in front of the lens or is there a way you put them inside the camera? :S i probably sound silly, but i'm very confused.

Cokin has a system of filter holders/adapters. You need to get a holder that will accommodate that filter, and then an adapter for your lens. Some Hasselblad lenses have screw threads on the front; others (more commonly) have a bayonet mount. You need to find out what type and size front your lens has.

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