Comments on: Auctiva Responds..For your information only http://kidsontalks.com/2009/06/07/auctiva-respondsfor-your-information-only/ SEO | E-COMMERCE | EBAY - This is my journey as an E-commerce Consultant Tue, 18 May 2010 14:59:06 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Pat http://kidsontalks.com/2009/06/07/auctiva-respondsfor-your-information-only/comment-page-1/#comment-226 Pat Tue, 09 Jun 2009 11:27:05 +0000 http://kidsontalks.com/?p=401#comment-226 1. Far far far to much with the new pricing. 2. Oh? That's additional? 3. Can't run my business with Auctiva's pricing, so yes I am making the switch. 4. Moving to InkFrog, shame about no checkout but eBays checkout has improved. 1. Far far far to much with the new pricing.
2. Oh? That’s additional?
3. Can’t run my business with Auctiva’s pricing, so yes I am making the switch.
4. Moving to InkFrog, shame about no checkout but eBays checkout has improved.

]]> By: Liz http://kidsontalks.com/2009/06/07/auctiva-respondsfor-your-information-only/comment-page-1/#comment-223 Liz Sun, 07 Jun 2009 18:41:23 +0000 http://kidsontalks.com/?p=401#comment-223 Right, OK if I was going to sell hairpeices as Hairfreax though Auctiva, and to start the comments rolling.... 1. 25 listings per month at an average close rate of 50% and selling price of $50 = $10.45. 2. Using Auctivas hosting I would need up to 25mb of image hosting with design too so that's $4.95, I could possibly cut it down to under 10mb saving $2. 3/4. Inkfrog is still cheaper for the small operation (13-14 items a month) I wish to sell on eBay, and the amount doesn't add up to a full time wage....but for 13-14 items a month I wouldn't bother with a eBay management tool. I know there are different situations to try but I see no point to the Auctiva pricing structure. I don't begrudge a company making money, but we shall loose another eBay listing management tool option due to a wonky business plan. eBay businesses need their tools to survive tough economic times with them. I do wonder who they are targeting! Is it you? Comment away.... Right, OK if I was going to sell hairpeices as Hairfreax though Auctiva, and to start the comments rolling….

1. 25 listings per month at an average close rate of 50% and selling price of $50 = $10.45.

2. Using Auctivas hosting I would need up to 25mb of image hosting with design too so that’s $4.95, I could possibly cut it down to under 10mb saving $2.

3/4. Inkfrog is still cheaper for the small operation (13-14 items a month) I wish to sell on eBay, and the amount doesn’t add up to a full time wage….but for 13-14 items a month I wouldn’t bother with a eBay management tool.

I know there are different situations to try but I see no point to the Auctiva pricing structure. I don’t begrudge a company making money, but we shall loose another eBay listing management tool option due to a wonky business plan. eBay businesses need their tools to survive tough economic times with them. I do wonder who they are targeting! Is it you?

Comment away….

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