eBay Powerselling
Published August 1st, 2006
Every day, thousands shop on eBay and thousands sell. The biggest sellers are called power sellers. And some of those power sellers are making millions of dollars.
Jonathan Garris quit his Wall Street job to sell shoes on eBay. He quickly outgrew his Manhattan space and now sells shoes out of this 50,000 square foot facility in Seacacus.
In seven years, Jonathan’s shoes and sales have become an eBay fixture.
“Titanium is the highest level of eBay power seller and we’re well above that threshold,” he said.
In other words, he sells more than $150,000 dollars worth of shoes every month.
According to another power seller, Skip McGrath, those numbers are attainable if you work full time at it.
“In 2001, we went full time and we’ve been making out living off eBay ever since,” he said.
And Skip has written several books on power selling. His newest on titanium eBay offers countless details on how to get to that level and what you may encounter.
In particular, the eBay seller is very accountable to the customer because instant feedback is posted for all to see.
But that’s in part why Jonathan Garris is so successful — because his customer feedback is so high. And his success on eBay has allowed him to launch his own website, gothamcityonline.com. It allows shoppers to buy his shoes directly.
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