by Josh
I think it’s probably safe to say that a very large percentage of computer users have, at some point, either purchased or sold something on eBay. And the same percentage of users who have bought or sold have seen the either extremely brief product descriptions or the descriptions that are so long that you could never possibly weed out the “real” info.
Enter audio. With the debut of services like Odeo, it’s easier than ever to publish audio content on the web. So what is being suggested here? Podcast your eBay auction! Simply record your product description and then link to the audio on your eBay auction. You’d still want to include a written description for obvious reasons, but using an audio description sure would set your auction apart.
Tip: Auction Bytes
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I’ve got no example right now, but a good friend of mine features his auctions mostly with flash videos describing his products.
That’s a great way too to describe your products.
Odeo on eBay?
Software such as Odeo brings recording audio to the masses a step closer, and it is free. Such audio services are being published on the net, with very little consideration re accessibility issues, solutions and moreover even flagging it is…
Ahh, my dad’s friend also does that, Marcel. It’s a really unique way of selling items and people are often so impressed by it that they are more likely to bid for an item.
Nice Blog…i also do that… (:
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