Instructions on How to Put Picture on Ebay
Like many folks, you have heard of online auctions. Heck, even non-computer users have heard of Ebay. Everyone starts out as a bidder. The brave move on to be sellers. Little, by little, you learn the ropes.
One of those "ropes" that seems to always give people problems is working with their auction photo. Previous photo experience may have only been limited to the seller's children or pets. Suddenly, they find themselves wading thorough terms such as "pixel," "uploading," and "compression." Sure, Ebay has tutorials, but it's not the whole story. Isn't it frustrating that "help" files are always "streamlined?" Doesn't it seem like the step-by-step details are missing? I pondered this one day, trying to look through the eyes of someone who's never heard of "image hosting" before. For example, did you know that there are 5 screens that you have to pass through before you get to the screen for uploading your pictures to Ebay? Did you know that you can practice uploading pictures without making an actual auction listing? I'm sure you feel braver already! Just make your way to the fifth screen and don't continue after that - (because the listing was not completed, it will not be listed.
If you go to sell a real item, your "mock" listing will be there - your choice will be to start a new listing or finish your last (mock) listing - ?starting a new listing will delete any drafts or "mock" listing.) I bet you're really mixed up when you find out there are 3 choices when you get there: "ebay picture services," "basic picture services," and "picture manager." Who wouldn't be confused? I clearly outline these choices in my free online auction tutorials including which one you need and why (hint: it's not the same for every person). The instructions for how to put picture on ebay can be found here: http://www.auctiontongue.com/com_ebay/index.html. Ebay suggests that there are four ways to "capture" your digital photo for your auction listing: digital camera, regular camera and scanner, film-to-digital image service, and video camera and VCR tape ? that's where Ebay leaves you hanging. Please don't give up yet! Remember ? we're all in this big internet mess together, and together we'll figure it out. There's no way around learning to use your digital devices, except sitting down and reading the owner's manual.
From there, you may find additional help on the internet. You have to do your part, first. If you decide to buy a digital camera, read my "How to Buy a Digital Camera for Auction Use" http://www.auctiontongue.com/com_ebay/index.html. It tells precisely what features you need to look for and what will cause you trouble. If you do buy a digital camera, it's a whole other story getting the image onto the computer.
I thought you would enjoy some step-by-step photos of that process, too, so I included them at http://www.auctiontongue.com/com_ebay/index.html. If you have a regular camera and scanner, or a friend has a scanner, try my tutorial "Scanner overview." I even put together "Navigating Your Computer" so anyone could find and locate their auction pictures with ease. I hate to tell you this, but there's more for you to worry about. Ever go to an online auction and you wait and wait for it to load and nothing happens? Usually the culprit is a large file-sized auction photo. It's the number one mistake beginners make.
It makes your auction look unprofessional. The chances are slim anyone will hang around to place bids at that auction. What's that? Do I have a tutorial to solve that? Why yes I do! If you can't tell already, I like helping people learn about the internet. I like to see people getting excited about their auctions. Believe me, your despair will be short-lived, and you will soon be an auction pro with some great auction stories to tell.
? See you at the Auctions ? Renee from AuctionTongue.
Renee Matt maintains AuctionTongue.com, a review site of auction tool, free auction templates, auction software, auction sniper and image hosting services. AT focuses on auction websites outside of Ebay. Sign up for their FREE Auction Freebies newsletter at http://www.auctiontongue.com/.renee@auctiontongue.comCreating Great Business Correspondence
Obtaining the skills for writing good business correpondence is important; a job seeker needs to send customised job application letters. A secretary needs to send out an official invitation letter. A purchasing assistant may need to prepare an invoice. It does not necessarily imply that you must just have a good standard of English. You should remember that correspondence means to communicate a message.
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Ten Ways To Make Your Affiliate Site More Profitable
Is your affiliate website ready for business? You may have your content written and your affiliate products in place, but there are more things you can do to make your site more profitable.1. Have a specific theme for your site and make sure your content, logo and other graphics are relevant to that theme. Don't add kitty graphics to a website about gaming.2. Have as much original content - content that you have written yourself - on your site as you can. Your visitors don't want to read the same articles on a website that they have just seen on the one they were just at.3.
Create "printer friendly" pages for your important content. People are looking for information. Let them print it out. When they go back to read it later, they'll see your site's url at the bottom of the page.4. Put your web pages into a logical order.
Think like your visitors and group like content pages together. Make your site as "user friendly" as possible.5. All links should be "clickable." Check...
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Printing a Panorama at Home
When you choose to print your photo panorama-style yourself, here are a few suggestions to help you:You can use paper larger than your printer specsThe size of the paper depends on the size of the slot in the printer. For most home printers, this slot is limited to either the letter size width or slightly larger. Nevertheless, you have to take note that the letter size length is not limited though. What one woman did was to buy a paper large than the standard size specified by her printer, then cut the paper so that the shorter part of the paper may be able to go through the slot of her printer, while keeping the longer edge full length.There are also unusual paper sizes available in the market. And then just cut whatever size of paper you like.
However, you have to check first that you can configure your printer settings to a custom paper size, as well as check that you can load the paper into the printer. You can choose the software Adobe Photoshop and JASC PaintShop Pro are...
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Dating and Rating Website for People Tired of Monthly Fees
Shane Coffey the creator of UrateUdate.com got divorced on May 5, 2004. He Started looking for that perfect someone on the dating sites and realized a few things. One, he really didn't need a doctor to tell him how to get his perfect mate. Two, he did not need to pay a monthly fee to get that perfect mate. Three, he was tired of signing up "for free" on most sights to find out that later he could not contact anyone, say anything or meet his perfect mate without paying an "arm and a leg".
Four, he was tired of recieving e-mails all the time trying to get him to purchase "this and that". Or being harrassed to make the plunge, and finally start paying. So Shane set out to create a website where there are no ads, no doctors, site members pay a one time fee and they do not have to worry about being spammed constantly with please pay e-mails.As an incentive and to help people searching for a significant other UrateUdate.com is offering a one time fee of just $39.99 to the first 100...
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Used Copiers
The high prices of new copiers often prompt many businesses to consider purchasing used copiers. This might turn out to be a good idea. Properly refurbished copiers can be a dependable part of a business establishment for a long time. Now, what are "properly refurbished copiers?" It is certainly more than just cleaning the outside and making sure it still works. Apart from a thorough cleaning of inside and out, "properly refurbished" copiers must have all worn parts replaced, and be inspected for any potential problems.
Remember, "multifunctional" copiers that can function as printer, scanner, and fax machines also are suitable for home offices only. Multi-person offices should avoid them, as per-copy prices are much higher and they're not built to handle a business copy volume.
Another vital factor you must take into consideration is the "mileage" on the machines you are planning to buy. Copiers possess built-in counters that track total usage. After...
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