eBay listing template
An ebay listing template is essentially a website template that you can use inside of eBay. You design your website to look sleek and professional - you should be aiming to do exactly the same with an eBay template listing. If you went to a website which had a plain white background, and just had some black text on it, would you buy from it? I'm betting the answer is no, so why is eBay any different?
There are different styles of eBay listing templates, and you need to be careful where you buy them from. There are templates that have been coded in tables and others than have been coded in XHTML and CSS. You don't want to touch any template that has been coded in tables, and you can see why in my blog post here.
There are also different styles of templates, some have horizontal menu systems, some have vertical. The template comes at different price ranges also, you can pay up to £1200 for a custom designed template from some companies(WAY OVERPRICED), or you can pay as small at £5 for a premium template from somewhere such as Mumbo Design.
You will also want to check what support your template comes with; ideally you want them to give you lifetime support via email and also a chat service such as MSN. Most design companies offer this however there are a few who do not, and charge you for support. The template you purchase should come with documentation that explains how to change and explains all the features of the template you have purchased. By following these golden rules, you will have yourself a ebay listing template that is easy to use, and also shouldn't get ripped off into a £1200 custom template when Mumbo Design can design you a custom one for less than £100.
Good luck in your future eBay business and if you have any other questions regarding eBay templates you can contact me via the contact form on my site (see below) or if you wish to purchase one you can also click the link below. ebay listing template
There are different styles of eBay listing templates, and you need to be careful where you buy them from. There are templates that have been coded in tables and others than have been coded in XHTML and CSS. You don't want to touch any template that has been coded in tables, and you can see why in my blog post here.
There are also different styles of templates, some have horizontal menu systems, some have vertical. The template comes at different price ranges also, you can pay up to £1200 for a custom designed template from some companies(WAY OVERPRICED), or you can pay as small at £5 for a premium template from somewhere such as Mumbo Design.
You will also want to check what support your template comes with; ideally you want them to give you lifetime support via email and also a chat service such as MSN. Most design companies offer this however there are a few who do not, and charge you for support. The template you purchase should come with documentation that explains how to change and explains all the features of the template you have purchased. By following these golden rules, you will have yourself a ebay listing template that is easy to use, and also shouldn't get ripped off into a £1200 custom template when Mumbo Design can design you a custom one for less than £100.
Good luck in your future eBay business and if you have any other questions regarding eBay templates you can contact me via the contact form on my site (see below) or if you wish to purchase one you can also click the link below. ebay listing template