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Advertising on google and/or ebay
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If I choose to advertise on Google and/or Ebay, do I have to pay any fees if the item doesn’t sell?

asked about 9 years ago

VOSC
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No , that is one of the great benefits of bonanza advertising . There is no fees until your products sells .

answered about 9 years ago

SurrealHairBeauty
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You will still have the Ebay listing fees

answered about 9 years ago

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If I have an Ebay store should I still Opt to advertise my Bonanza listings on Ebay? Thanks.

answered about 9 years ago

Juried_Engineering
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SurrealHairBeauty says: March 10, 2016

I have a ebay store and I still do advertising on eBay , I also do promoted litings on eBay . I always feel with advertsing that is not ppc and just a percentage , do as much as you can and just make the proper adjustment in your pricing .

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