Why AI Comet Browser Is a Game-Changer for eBay Listings 🚀 If you haven’t tried Comet Browser for your eBay workflow, you’re missing out on some serious time savings and quality boosts! Comet isn’t just an AI-powered browser – it’s a seller’s best friend when it comes to listing and item management. Autofill Item Specifics Effortlessly Comet takes the headache out of manually entering those endless item specifics. Its AI-driven autofill feature can analyze your product data, automatically suggest the most relevant eBay-compliant item specifics, and save you from tedious copy/pasting. This means your listings meet category requirements, rank better in search, and benefit from higher buyer trust – all in just a click - Increase listing quality by ensuring all item specifics are filled in smartly. - Improve search visibility with accurate, AI-powered details. - Reduce manual work and focus on what actually sells! Create Draft Listings in a Flash Comet lets you quickly generate draft listings for any item. Whether working through a large batch or preparing fresh stock, you can leverage its bulk actions, spreadsheet integration, and smart agents to cut hours out of your listing process. Just fill out a template, upload, and watch your drafts populate – ready for final review and photos as needed. - Bulk upload capability: Perfect for high-volume sellers managing large inventories. - Draft-first workflow: Prep listings before committing, so quality control stays high. - Seamless integration: Easily migrate bookmarks, extensions, and more if moving from Chrome. My Verdict Comet puts the “auto” in automation. If you’re serious about scaling your business, creating accurate, optimized listings, or simply stealing back your time for more sourcing (or listening to good rock music), give Comet Browser a try today. The results speak for themselves—listings are faster, smarter, and better optimized for eBay’s search engine and buyer experience. Perfect for outsourching the manual grunt work related to eBay. /Klaus

After two weeks of talks ( back and forth) with eBay support team, I finally got my store back. Selling continues!

Hey resellers 👋 I wanted to share one of my favorite sourcing hacks—using Microsoft Copilot to analyze auction lots and uncover hidden gems with serious flip potential. Before I used my own custom script in Perplexity, but using Copilot is actually faster and more convenient. 🧠 What Copilot Does for Me: I feed it a link to an auction by opening a tab in the browser (like this university surplus auction), and it helps me: - 🔍 Identify each item (brand, model, specs) - 💰 Estimate resale value on eBay or niche platforms - 📉 Recommend a safe max bid to hit 3× ROI after fees - 📦 Break down shipping costs (parcel vs. pallet) - 📊 Calculate net profit after eBay fees, managed payments, and logistics - ⚠️ Flag risky or slow-moving lots so I avoid dead inventory 🧪 Example: Lot 102 – VWR Autoclave - Resale: DKK 6,000–8,000 - Max bid: DKK 1,200 - Net profit after shipping & fees: ~DKK 4,000 - Flip potential: ⭐ High - Why? Strong demand in lab resale, compact enough for pallet shipping, fast turnover 📋 I Also Get: - A summary table of all lots with resale value, bid cap, and flip rating - Risk grades (returns, faults, shipping complexity) - Days-to-sell estimates based on eBay history - Suggestions for bundling or local pickup strategies 💡 Why It Works: Copilot doesn’t just scrape data—it understands resale logic. It knows how to factor in fees, shipping, and market demand. I use it to build my bidding strategy before the auction closes, and it’s saved me from overpaying more than once.

When I started out, my average sales price (ASP) was sitting around $40. A year later, it’s up to $73. That one change has completely reshaped my business - moving from part time to full time. Here’s the truth most new sellers miss:👉 Listing a $15 item takes almost the same effort as listing a $150 item. Photos, description, shipping, questions — identical.👉 On a $15 sale, fees + shipping can eat 30–40% of the revenue. On a $150 sale, those costs barely scratch the surface.👉 Low ASP locks you into endless “busy work.” High ASP opens the door to real scaling. Moving from $40 → $73 ASP means every sale now pulls its weight. Same workload, but the return per listing is almost double. That’s the difference between running a hobby and building a business at scale. If you want to grow, train your sourcing eye to skip the $10–20 flips and go after items that actually pay you for your time. 💬 Where’s your ASP right now? And what’s your target for the next 12 months? I hope to be around the 100 usd mark a year from now.

From working with multiple stores, I keep seeing the same mistakes: 1. Poor product descriptions → they don’t build trust. 2. No optimized images → customers click away. 3. Weak SEO → nobody finds your store. Quick Fix: Write benefits driven product descriptions, use high-quality images, and apply basic SEO. These small changes can improve sales faster than running ads. I’ll be sharing more tips like this. If you want me to dive deeper on one of these, let me know in the comments.