Niche-Finder Software

        Hands eBay Sellers

 ‘profitable markets on a plate’

If you're into making money from eBay then you definitely want to check this out.

Any online entrepreneur that advertises knows that well thought-out advertising ads have been, and are, the groundwork to make money online and the foundation stone of many internet fortunes. An astounding 724,000 Americans list eBay as their primary or secondary source of income.

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 Yet statistics show that 80% of all new businesses fail within the first two years, and sadly, eBay sellers are included in these numbers.
 
 ChannelAdvisor, which sells e-commerce-management services to large eBay sellers, was quoted as saying that they see up to 20 eBay sellers go insolvent every month as they fail to adapt to changing technology or successfully counteract new competition.

“Today there is endless choice for the consumer and that means a virtually unlimited demand,” he says, “We’ve seen people making money from the strangest merchandise: old menus and restaurant memorabilia right through to old car parts.

 Of course, it’s pretty hard to dream up these niches on your own, so that’s where Auction Inspector becomes invaluable.”

 Just thought I'd tell you about this cool piece of software I've been playing with all morning.

 It's called Auction Inspector, and it analyzes the Want It Now section of eBay (US, Ca, Au and UK) to find products that lots of people are wanting, but nobody is selling.

Auction Inspector inspects posts on the eBay’s Want It Now section and tells you which products are wanted most often.

The software takes the number of requests for the product AND the number of responses by sellers, and runs it through a sophisticated algorithm to give you the potential of the products.

 Products with a low potential are either not in demand, or already satisfied by a glut of sellers. Products with high potential are ones everyone is wanting and nobody is offering!

Sounds pretty neat, huh? Check it out. Visit: