The number one question I always receive from my readers is "What should I sell on eBay?"
One good option is importing products.
Many find the thought of importing to be too scary and too complex, and that it requires too much startup cash.
When I heard about a back wood farmer from rural
His name is Walter Scheu.
What a great guy!
He’s literally spent thousands of hours learning how to import items with minimal outlay of cash and minimal risk.
He was kind enough to grant me an interview and I know you will both benefit from the information and enjoy the banter between a Yankee and a southern gentleman/farmer/importer.
Walter is a good ol’ boy who tells it like it is!
Turns out he wrote an e-Book. First, he got interviewed by a super
affiliate by the name of James Jones, and made some success out
of that. But recently he lost his job and knew he had to take the
e-Book sales to the next level and asked for help on the forum.
Some nice people started to volunteer to promote his e-Book, but he
didn't just sit on his hands and wait. He dug in and made some calls,
wrote some emails, and now 2 of the biggest eBay gurus on the planet
(Skip McGrath and Mike Enos), are featuring his e-Book in promotions.
I'm talking about Walter. I don't mean to make fun of Walter, he
really is a very nice man, but he should be an inspiration to all of
us. If he can make it work in Internet Marketing, against the odds
of starting from scratch, limited available income, and having a
hard time typing (I don't mean to be mean, Walter, but you know ...),
then there's no reason that others can't do the same thing.
Walter's e-Book is about importing merchandise. Whether or not you're
interested in that topic (many eBay sellers are, that's one great
way to eliminate the competition price wise), you should listen to
what he has to say.
Hello, my name is Jack Sparrow. I'm a 50 year old self-employed Pirate from the Caribbean.
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