Happy eBaying!

Lynn Dralle, ‘The Queen of Auctions,’
Creator of the best-selling eBay Boot Camp in a Box.

Our Organizational Teleseminar
with Diva Dawn was fantastic!

Check out this post from Judy/Trudy:

“Awesome Call Diva Dawn!

“Thank you so much! I was furiously taking notes.. lots of great ideas! And extremely motivating! You are a superstar!

Judy/Trudy”

Diva Joined us for a Question & Answer about workflow and organization on November 9th. It was WONDERFUL!

It was recorded and can be purchased here for immediate download.

If you are a Queen’s Court Member this is your gift for November.

Check out this post from Pam aka the Queen of Deals.

Yes, you WILL love the call! Dawn did an awesome job…so calm and collected! SO organized…my life long dream is to be like her! Thank you, thank you, thank you Dawn! You are always so generous with your time and expertise. I sincerely appreciate all the help you have sent my way. You gave me lots of good ideas, motivational tips and just overall great stuff to ponder and put to use….now, if I can just get organized enough to remember where I put all those notes I took

Pam

This is Diva’s garage. Not The Alps.

I personally loved this call with Diva Dawn as she ALWAYS motivates me.

Click here to purchase and download now.

eBay Six Steps to eBay Success
has been Updated …Finally!

Many of you are familiar with my Six Steps to eBay Success. If you have been a subscriber, we have a super special upgrade price for you. You can skip to that right now here. (Please note this link is only for those who have previously subscribed to the Six Steps eCourse.)

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For those of you who aren’t familiar with this great course that shows you how to get up and running on eBay, here is an introduction:

Do you want to have your eBay business up and running as soon as possible?

My Six Steps to eBay Success is your answer. In practical, easy-to-follow steps, I guide you through all that you need to be selling successfully on eBay.

In most classes, the teacher lectures while the students listen. Not in this course! What I’ll be doing is more like coaching: I give you practical assignments designed to give you hands-on auction experience, provide you with resources so you can complete them, and then have you share your homework with a friend or family member. Since you get the links to all six steps at once–you are free to go as quickly or as slowly as your want through the course. During this six step course, you will actually be expected to put something on eBay for sale. Don’t be scared–you can do it!

What has been keeping you from making a go of selling on eBay? Maybe you found the listing process overwhelming. Maybe you couldn’t find the time to acquire all the technical knowledge eBay seems to require. Maybe you just found the whole prospect intimidating. Maybe you have sold things on eBay, but didn’t have much success getting the prices you hoped for. If so, then this is just the course for you. I will show you just how easy and profitable selling on eBay can be.

Here are what some of my graduates have to say about Six Steps:

I cannot tell you how much I appreciate the work you have put into this course. I taught at the College Level and you are one of a very few who knows how to transfer knowledge into learning -hallelujah!!!

-Cauleen Viscoff, Canada

My goodness, what a home run you hit with this lesson! It is so full of great information that I had to go over it several times. You are an outstanding teacher; I have put some of your lessons to use this week and that saved me a few costly mistakes. Thanks again for giving us such valuable information.

-Margaret (Peggy) McIlvain Texas

Just wanted to let you know I am really enjoying the lessons. As the Young people would say, you have really ‘turned me on’ to this eBay thing.

-Shirley Jones, Texas

The regular price is $99 — but if you pre-order before November 30th, you can purchase this valuable course for a savings of over 50%. For only $45.00 you will be given the step-by-step tools and instructions to take your eBay business from zero to 100 in just six simple lessons. Even if you are a seasoned eBayer, this course can help take you to the next level. Click here to order now at this special price.

You will have immediate access to the revised Six Steps ecourse. We are putting the finishing touches on the last lessons which will be completed this weekend.

Happy eBaying!

P.S. I know this course has tips that will make your business more efficient saving you time and money.

P.P.S. Because this is a business expense, it is tax-deductible. Who doesn’t want an extra tax deduction at the year’s end? (As always, check with your accountant.)

P.P.P.S. The directed assignments make this ecourse fun and motivating. Try it today. Click here to order now at the special price.

‘My Bold Plan for Holiday Listing‘
by Lynn Dralle, The Queen of Auctions

There are seven weeks left until the end of the year. My BOLD goal is to list 200 items at auction each week. I am going to do this and that means that 1400 things will be moving through the Dralle Method before the end of the year.

Here are my steps to accomplish this. I hope you start thinking boldly also.

1. Get Maureen and Carmen on Board with this plan

I could never accomplish this goal without my team! Mo and Carmen told me that they have been pushing for this type of mass listing all year. “Finally, you are realizing how much money is sitting in that back room.”

Here we are after Live Boot Camp. What a great group I have in my life!

My team is the best! Carmen has agreed to take on more of the questions and bookkeeping and Mo is on board to list 100 items each week for seven weeks. This makes my job soooo much easier. All I have to do is list 100 things each week. FUN FUN FUN to LIST LIST LIST!

2. Sort the items on my waiting to be listed shelves

I have been doing this with my sister when I go up to Bellingham. We have been blowing through items. One box for charity, this box for a garage sale, and this box for eBay. It really helps to have a friend or family member help you with this so that you can make quick decisions.

I am going to start pulling things off of my “to be listed” shelves that are just not worth our time and they will be going into boxes to be donated to charity. This is going to free up a lot of space for items that are listing-worthy. As you sort, ask yourself & your helper if each item is “listing worthy”? If not, get rid of it.

3. Unpack five boxes a week from the Alps.

Thanks to Diva Dawn, her green arrows, and her organizational motivation, I have been attacking the Alps (The mountains of boxes in the back of HQ). To learn more click here to purchase her teleseminar.

It may not look like much from this photo, but I have started attacking the Alps from the backside. It is a “covert” operation. Just kidding, but it seemed to be more fun this way. I have unpacked 15 boxes so far and by the end of the year, my goal is to have five times seven or 35 more boxes unpacked. That makes 50 total. It will be a huge dent!

4. Write up 300 items for November by Thanksgiving. Get Indy to photograph and edit the photos.

Hey, this is going to be my last ezine until after the cruise, so Happy Thanksgiving! I hope you all have a wonderful day.

So, before Turkey day I will have 300 items written up and ready to photograph. Indy has promised me a few afternoons and a Saturday so hopefully, she can get all the photographs taken and edited before we leave.

I did tell my family that I am not taking my computer on the cruise. [Ed.–I’ll believe that when I see it.] We will see how that works. I have a feeling it is going to be going with us.

5. Write up 400 items for December by the 15th. Get Indy to photograph and edit the photos.

When we get back on December 4th, I will have 11 days to get 400 things written up. That is 40 items per day. No problem. I am going to focus on collections to make this attainable. My grandmother’s skeleton key collection, the pig collection that is hiding somewhere in the alps, and the pewter collection I just bought are some examples.

Here is my grandmother’s key collection all sorted and ready to write up.

6. List 18 items per day FIRST THING

I have about 45 days (minus the seven on the cruise) so in reality, this is 38 days. 700/38 is approximately 18 items per day. Piece of Cake! But I usually try and do my hardest tasks first thing in the day. Writing an ezine takes several days, tons of photos, research, and thought. It is a difficult task.

I know that if I don’t do my writing first thing I will be too exhausted later in the day, so it always comes first. I tell myself that when it is finished I can go and list (which I love). However, what usually happens is that I don’t finish writing until seven or eight at night and I am too tired to list.

I am going to FLIP this one on its head for the holiday season. Writing will be done after listing. I WILL list at least 18 items every morning before I get to my other tasks. Yay! Sounds like fun.

Here is a photo of my I Sell book with sheets all ready to be listed.