Hey, business building warrior. It's Jim, and on today's episode, I actually have two guests,

and we're going to talk about eBay. As Amazon sellers, which is what most of us are,

who listen to this podcast, we tend to focus in on growing our Amazon business the vast

majority of the time, and that's the way it should be. But there are a lot of

other platforms out there that we can be using. And there's a good number of ways that we can jump in

and start using those platforms without necessarily changing the way that we're doing things right now.

It's expanding your streams of income. It's diversification. It's adding some structure,

structural support rather than having all your eggs in one basket, right? It's those kinds of

concepts that make us interested in talking about platforms like eBay. Now, many people who've

been around e-commerce for more than, let's say, 10, 15 years, it used to be eBay was the only game in town.

And it's really never left. And actually, recently, it's been picking up a lot of momentum again.

And there's a good number of people in our community that sell more on eBay than they do on

Amazon. So today we're going to talk a lot about eBay with two of my favorite people.

Outside of being eBay experts, they're just two incredible people that I've become good friends

with both of them. I'm talking about Danny Ackerman and Jeff Clark. Two high quality people who

know what they're talking about. They've been on eBay a long time. They've got six-figure

businesses on the

platform with interesting lessons and strategies and ideas. And here's the thing. If you can sell on

Amazon, you can sell on eBay. It's not complicated. So if you've got that inventory, you're not

sure it to do with, or maybe you've got some inventory that you thought you'd be able to sell and now you can't. Hey, you should be playing around with eBay a little bit. And the nice thing about eBay, too,

one of the things we'll get into is you just can't beat the ROI. The margins are insane.

Finding two and $5 items that you're selling for $50 or $70. These guys do that and they talk about

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