Reply to "Store fees"

anseldaveMember

Thanks Cara.

Makes sense.

The one problem is that eBay built in references always point to your eBay store. For example, on their listing frame.

If all you had were auctions - or fixed priced items - you could simply point everyone to the Auctiva store.

But with the eBay store - some are going to go there and some will go to the Auctiva store. From a branding point of view - that's a problem.

PS. I am an absolute fan of the listings mechanisms and the Auctiva window. But I can't figure out the best way to have two stores (not to mention that I already have my own non-auction site).

2/26/079:47 AM

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