I have had a few people tell me this that they seen my items on Google marketplace has any one herd of this I check it out but how did my items get on there.. I'm glad they are but how? does any one no..
http://www.google.com/enterprise/marketplace/

This is what a buyer ask me:
I want to buy this. I searched on Google marketplace and found you.

They probably meant google base.

Terry

I thought so Thats good news because that means my stuff on blujay are being found on google but the link I gave what is that is that a place were you can set up a store? what is that?

Deb that place looks like a place were people can look for soft ware that is compatible with google.

Terry

I did a quick two-week test by listing a few items in a free iOffer.com store, and uploading them also to Google Base, which lists your items in the Google Shopping search engine. I found that about 19% of my traffic on the listed items was coming from clicks off of Google. To me, that makes it well worth the effort of using it.. It's currently free to use, and not too difficult to learn.

Peter88 wrote: › I did a quick two-week test by listing a few items in a free iOffer.com store, and uploading them also to Google Base, which lists your items in the Google Shopping search engine. I found that about 19% of my traffic on the listed items was coming from clicks off of Google. To me, that makes it well worth the effort of using it.. It's currently free to use, and not too difficult to learn.

Thanks Peter88,

That's good to know, looking into iOffer.com store and was wandering if it would be worth it.

http://www.squidoo.com/bonanzasell
http://www.bonanzle.com/booths/Cabanalolita

http://www.squidoo.com/cabanalolita

Cabanalolita's Booth--- Check out the iOffer.com section in this forum.

Some people have done very well with iOffer, and some people have not sold a single thing for months. With iOffer, you need to actively try to pull customers in to your store by promoting elsewhere online. My experience for the past several months has been that a seller cannot rely solely on a large number buyers just showing up and searching for what you have, as they do with eBay. Using GoogleBase makes your store items searchable through the Google shopping website, after you've listed them on iOffer.

I did very very well on sales after the first month, then sales took a nosedive. I think it depends on what you have to offer for sale. The price is right-- It's free to list until you sell. For me, the clubs there, and the events turned out to be a big waste of time, as mostly sellers are there. (and I'm not looking for sellers... I'm looking for buyers). The clubs are useful if you have questions on how to use the site though. The website would be fantastic if they could find a way to bring more buyers in, and clean out some of the questionable sellers to boost their image. Hopefully, with the busy season approaching, maybe we'll see more buyers showing up. It turned out to be a slow summer for me.

Good luck.