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Start an Easy Home Business:   Become an Ebay Trading Assistant 
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By:  Stephanie Chandler

3.  Other Ways to Promote Your Business.  Here are some ideas for getting the word out about your service:
•Create a simple brochure and ask nearby businesses to display them for you.



•Leave brochures or fliers on doorsteps in your neighborhood.

•Place classified ads in the local newspapers.

•Place free classified ads on www.craigslist.org.

•Contact small business owners and offer your services to them. They may want to unload their overstock and your service could provide the perfect solution.

•Post fliers and brochures at colleges, retirement centers, and community centers.

•Ask your kid’s school to mention your service in the newsletter.

•Visit garage sales and flea markets and offer your services to sellers.

4.  Launch Your Business.  Make sure you follow the rules of running a home-based business and check with your county offices to apply for a business license and resale permit. Though online sales are not heavily governed, someday they will be and it is better to comply with business laws.
Also make sure to set expectations with your customers. Since many aren’t familiar with how eBay works, explain the process and set realistic expectations for the final values of sales. Some may expect their items to be worth far more than they can get on eBay, and you don’t want to disappoint or worse, upset a client by selling an item for less than expected.
If you don’t yet have any experience on eBay yourself, it’s easy to get started. Begin with some spring cleaning and list some merchandise from your home. Make sure you have a good understanding of how eBay works before you represent your services to others.
A Trading Assistant business is a great opportunity for anyone interested in a relatively easy home business. Once you launch your business, repeat customers and word of mouth should help your business grow. Your only regret could be that you didn’t start sooner.
Stephanie Chandler is the author of “The Business Startup Checklist and Planning Guide: Seize Your Entrepreneurial Dreams!” and the founder of <http://www.BusinessInfoGuide.com>, a directory of free resources for entrepreneurs. Sign up for the BusinessInfoGuide newsletter to receive hot resources and tips every month.  Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Stephanie_Chandler <http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Stephanie_Chandler>