You do a fixed price listing the same way you do a store listing, except you choose fixed price (instead of store) as your listing type. You used eBay Turbo Lister to get the current listings up. You can use Turbo Lister to also put up fixed price listings. Again, all you do is choose fixed price as the listing type.

You can have a 3, 5, 7 or 10-day fixed price listing. The cost is the same for a 3, 5 or 7-day listing. eBay charges an extended listing fee for a 10-day listing because your listing is up/active longer. You can experiment with the different listing durations to see what works best for you.

Your listings will show up closer to the top when somebody does a search when there is less time left. In other words, a fixed price listing, or an auction, with 3 minutes left will be displayed before a listing with 3-days left. Hopefully that makes sense.

It is really easy to do a fixed price listing if you have already done a store listing. No worries!

100 feedback is the magical number to become a PowerSeller, and maybe other stuff that is slipping our minds right now. Of course, you need to get your sales up before you are a PowerSeller, so now is the time to start doing some Fixed Price listings.

Remember, Christmas buying season is upon us. NOW is the time to start driving traffic to your listings/store. The only way to do that is via Fixed Price listings.

Spruce up your listings, which shouldn’t take very long, and then get your Fixed Price listings up while the sale is still on.

We are confident you can sell your items as you have a product that most likely has a fairly high demand. And the best part is that it is your own product. Nobody else is selling it. You are in the ideal situation!

Let us know how it works out for you. Good luck!

To be quite honest, I was holding on to see if I could get to a 100 since I have 75 now. But I sell nothing so it would be 2030 before I hit that mark .

Any help in getting more sales would be VERY much appreciated, but I know you are very busy (making your own money) with your concerns; but I do thank you sincerely for your time. It is very gracious of you!

You are selling your items in your store. We did a quick search on eBay for “golf dvd” and there are currently 285 items with those words in their title. We then looked at the sell through rate (learn how to do this in our e-book) and noticed that instructional DVDs sell fairly well on eBay.

It looks like your problem is with people finding your listings because they are all in your store. When people search for items, store listings end up at the bottom. So when there are hundreds of items for a search term, store listings are never seen. Try doing some fixed price listings so that you can be found more easily.

You can also check your eBay Store stats to see how much traffic you get on a daily and monthly basis to your Store. This will give you an idea if putting up fixed price listings will drive more traffic to your Store. We suspect they will.

Also, we suggest you spruce up your listing ad copy a bit. We would embed a sample of the DVDs directly into your listing. You already have the samples, as they show up in your e-commerce store. The easiest way to do this is to upload the video clips to YouTube and then embed the YouTube video into your listing. You might also attract some customers who viewed your videos directly on YouTube!

Now thru November 5th, eBay is having a sale on Fixed Price and Auction fees. They are 30% off, so now is a great time to throw up some Fixed Price listings and watch the orders pour in!

It looks like you have a great product. Your main problem is your visibility. It is very hard to sell items that are only listed in your eBay Store.

Also, spruce up your listings a bit more. Add the video clips and maybe expand on what they are getting in your DVDs.

We have confidence that there is a market for your goods. People just need to be able to find you.

Good luck!