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Showing posts with label Application. Show all posts

Friday, 25 November 2011

Introducing Group Buying application for eBay, a new tool that allows the user to convert a normal eBay listing to include group buying offer to attract a group of buyers

(PRWEB) August 10, 2011

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Do you have duplicate items or have an inventory that you like to sell off on eBay? Are you willing to offer discounted prices for those items in order to sell more? If so, try Group Buying for eBay application, a free application for eBay sellers. With this application the users of the application will be able to modify their active eBay listings to include "Group Buy Offer" seal and gather a group of bidders who are interested in the offer at a lower price than the original price listed. Bidders on eBay will be able to recognize the group buying offer listing with displayed seal in the listing and apply for the offer. Once the desired number of applied buyers and/or the desired number of items for sale are reached, the user can decide to extend the group buying offer at a lower price to the applied buyers in a completely new listing dedicated for group or bulk sale. This method enables the user to sell more items with ease by gathering multiple buyers who are interested. The buyers can search the group buying products at http://www.GroupBuyEshop.com.

, applications.ebay.com


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Web Marketing Association WebAwards Names 2006 Best Application Service Provider (ASP) Web Site

West Simsbury, CT (PRWEB) October 20, 2006

http://www.webaward.org - The Web Marketing Association is pleased to announce the Best Application Service Provider (ASP) Web Site Winner as part of the 10th annual international WebAward Competition, the Internets premier website award competition.


An application service provider (ASP) is a business that provides computer-based services to customers over a network, said William Rice, President of the Web Marketing Association. ASPs are a product of the Internet age and their Web sites are not only their sales brochure, but often the gateway to the services they offer to their customers.


Application Service Provider websites represent a highly competitive industry within the WebAward competition. Each website is judged on the same seven criteria including: