eBay Training Event for Chicago Area Sellers
Any and all eBay sellers in the Chicago area should consider a two day training event happening in their hometown this July on the 9th and 10th. Even if you are not from the Chicago area, visiting Chicago in the summer time is a fairly nice trip with the temperature mild in comparison to a place like Dallas Texas, the last eBay on Location event city.
eBay is hosting this event to help part-timers and small business owners increase their eBay business sales and profits. Networking is one of the main attractions as eBay employees, eBay experts, and other sellers in your exact situation will be there sharing what they have learned with one another.
Friday hosts a welcome reception with Saturday July 10th being the main eBay training sessions. Some of the topics include making your customers thrilled with your eBay store and auctions, secrets of selling on eBay, auction vs. fixed priced eBay selling, and utilizing social media sites like Twitter and Facebook to improve your auction sales. These are only a few of the topics to be covered during this full day of training.Small and large classrooms are a part of the event with several live demonstrations. Some of the national instructors include Mike Michalowicz of Obsidian Launch and The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur, Rieva Lesonsky of GrowBiz Media and John Jantsch of Duct Tape Marketing.
There is limited space according to an eBay announcement that was posted mid-way through May on eBay’s website. The price is something you cannot beat at $35.00 for early registrations. The price will increase to $45.00 June 3rd as the event date approaches. Take a look at eBayOnLocationEvents.com for more information about this eBay event, registration, and a similar eBay event being hosted in San Jose in September. You’ve already missed Atlanta and Dallas, don’t miss Chicago and San Jose.
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