Riches From Niches

On February 23, 1540, Francisco Vasquez de Coronado set out to find the Seven Cities of Cibola, places so rich that the doors of common homes were said the be clad in gold and studded with sapphires!

What does this have to do with selling stuff on eBay? Everything!

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Coronado was the first full-fledged treasure hunter to set out for the New World. Conquistadors before him had acquired riches, but that was not their main goal. They where after land, power and fame. Coronado was different. The hunt for treasure drive him.

Almost 400 years later, in 1930, the great folklorist J. Frank Dobie wrote a book about lost mines and buried treasure in the Southwest.

Dobie believed that those who searched for lost riches were the inheritors of Coronado, whether they rushed to California ablaze with gold fever or slogged after the lost treasure of pirate Jean Laffite in the bays of Texas.

You and I are “Coronado's Children” of the information age. We find our treasures, not in lost mines or pirate grottos, but amid the rubbish of garage sales, the flotsam of flea markets and the worldly accumulations of estate sales.

If you have landed on this page, you already know you want to sell on eBay, but you are unsure about exactly what you should sell...and where to find it.

Most people have no idea what to sell. They list the wrong stuff, get few or no bids, get discouraged and quit.

Maybe you've had some success selling some unwanted things that were collecting dust, but now you want to make this a REAL BUSINESS.

There are scores of guides that show you HOW to sell on eBay, but you won't get far unless you know WHAT to sell.

This eBook will save you thousands of dollars in trial and error. You can start with just a few dollars and build a business that sustains you and your family.

You are at an estate sale. The air in the room is charged with a combination of excitement and tension. The so-called “pros” are running to and fro, greedily snapping up what they think is the good stuff.

You, on the other hand, calmly roam from room to room, picking up things that you now KNOW will pay your bills for the next week.

The kicker: As you are going up front to pay for your finds, you spot this little gem of an item on the kitchen counter.

Everyone else in the house has passed it up, assuming its just a piece of junk. You smile, knowing that it alone will put an extra $150 in your pocket.

You cheerfully pay for your items and leave.

Your total cost for everything you bought: Less than $25!

This book is NOT about buying an item for $5 and selling it for $10. It’s not about drop-shipping stuff you buy from wholesalers for $10 and sell for $15. That's WAY too much work for too little reward.

You will learn about things you can commonly find for 50 cents to a dollar and sell on eBay for $10...$15...$25.

You will also learn about things you may have to pay a little more for, say between $5 and $10, that you can turn around and sell on eBay for $30...$50...$100... $200 and even more.

I routinely buy items for under $5 and sell them for several hundred $$’s. I'm not bragging.

You are walking through a local flea market. Under a table you spy a certain book. Actually, YOU knew it was valuable from twenty feet away. You pay the man the $2 he wants for it, go home and list it on eBay.

A week later the high bidder sends $250 to your Paypal account, just minutes after the auction ends. She is thrilled to have it and you can't wait to get back the flea market and see what treasures await you this week!

The items you will learn about in Riches from Niches are NOT obviously valuable. A common reaction when I tell folks about some of these things is, "People pay money for THAT?" They do.

Some of these things will seem so absurd when you read about them you might think it's a joke. It's not.

These are things that fly under the radar of most people, even the so-called “pros”.

If you can keep from turning your nose up at these items, each one could put hundreds of $$$ in your pocket every month.

• Certain common kitchen items that can make you hundreds of dollars every month.

• Two types of watches that routinely turn up at garage sales for a couple of dollars. They will make you $30...$50...$100 or more, even with condition problems.

• An article of clothing you might consider too ugly & worthless even to donate to a homeless shelter, but a single one can make you $100 richer.

• A type of book that you CAN (and should) judge by its cover...and make you $30...$75...or even more for your efforts.

• A common religious item you can usually buy for under a dollar and sell for between $10 and $20.

• These dirty old shoes might seem fit only for the trash... but collectors on eBay will trip over themselves to pay you $200 for them.

• A type of painting you can find anywhere in the country that bidders are rabid for.

• Something that people usually throw away when they clean out an estate. Collectors will pay from $10 to $50 apiece...sometimes much more.

• Certain old souvenirs that you should never pass up...not if you want to make money!

• Plus MUCH, MUCH MORE!

• What it is and why people are willing to pay you for it.

• How to know these items by sight. This is your shortcut to expertise and profits.

• What to avoid. Knowing what to stay away from is a TREMENDOUS money saver.

• Your target selling range (profit potential). Know approximately what the item will sell for BEFORE you buy it.

• HIGHLIGHTS. These are the best of the best in that category of item. Finding one of these will put a HUGE smile on your face...and you WILL find your share!

• The easiest and best way to pack it for shipping. A big part of being a pro is looking like a pro.

• Several photos of each item type, so you can see precisely what you should be looking for.

Plus A Complete Selling Strategy

for Each Item Including:

• What to include in your auction title. (Your title has an INCREDIBLE IMPACT on your auction income.)

• What category you MUST place the item in to give it MAXIMUM exposure to bidders and put more $$$ in your pocket.

• What price to start the bidding at in order to give you the biggest profit.

You are probably skeptical about eBook offerings. You have every right to be. I've bought many, many courses and eBooks about eBay selling. Believe me, I know how disappointed you have been with eBooks in the past.

I have written the eBook I wish had been around 8 years ago when I started. It would have saved me thousands of hours, not to mention thousands of dollars, in trial and error. This is the one eBook you won’t regret buying.