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Victor Levitin
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Victor Levitin is the CEO & Co-founder of CrazyLister (The most highly reviewed eBay & Amazon listing software). He loves eCommerce and skiing.

Expert Advise: How to Take Good Pictures to Boost Your eBay Sales

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Victor Levitin
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Have you ever noticed how the biggest difference is going from zero to initial success? I mean, when you make your first $100 on eBay, it’s much more exciting than going from $100 to $200. It’s the same when you learn to play the first guitar song, when you learn how to ride the first few meters on your bicycle etc… The initial boost from zero to something almost always seems to be profound! I’m…
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Use CrazyLister Templates In 3rd Party Solutions

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Victor Levitin
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Here at CrazyLister – We believe that creating professional, high-selling eBay listings should be easy and affordable for all eBay sellers. With CrazyLister you don’t need to hire expensive designers or settle for a generic, ready-made templates – you can do it yourself! This is why we developed integrations with 3rd party solutions such as – Inkfrog, Channeladvisor, SaleFreaks, SolidCommerce, Sellbrite and many more… You can create a template in CrazyLister and use it in your…
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This Woman is Selling on eBay to Save Lives

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Victor Levitin
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Most of us sell on eBay for a profit. Some do it as a full time living while others as a side income. Nancy sells on eBay to save children’s lives. Building an eBay business is hard, you need to overcome many obstacles, sometimes fight windmills, deal with upset customers and the list goes on. Working on this post helped me put all of these struggles into perspective – for some people even having an…
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10 eBay Email Templates We Used to Grow Our eBay Business (For You to Steal)

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Victor Levitin
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These eBay email templates played a major role in growing our eBay business to over $100k / month, and now they’re yours. Our best suppliers. Our most loyal customers. Getting out of shitty situations on the verge of bankruptcy. All of these – rely on getting somebody else to do something… …they all started with an email or an eBay message. Naturally emails alone are not enough to meet your best suppliers and win your best customers. But…
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Worried About eBay Active Content Policy? Don’t Be.

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Victor Levitin
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eBay’s active content policy kicked in on June 2017 and I’m sure many of you received the warning messages from eBay asking to take care of the active content on your listings. CrazyLister’s new version is already 100% compliant with all the recent eBay policy changes, from active content ban to links policy. This post is a wake-up call for all sellers – don’t ignore the recent policy changes, one day eBay may decide to…
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5 Key Insights for eBay Sellers, Learned at the eBay Open Conference

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Victor Levitin
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It was a long, long journey. We flew from Tel-Aviv to Moscow, from Moscow to New-York, and from New York to Las Vegas, but it was all well worth it! Participating as presenters at the eBay Open event, the CrazyLister team had hundreds of conversations with sellers, meetup organizers, eBay employees and other solution providers. Here are our takes on the eBay open conference in Las Vegas – Everything you need to know in case you weren’t there.…
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eBay Seller Growth Program to Benefit CrazyLister Users (not only)

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Victor Levitin
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Last week, I mentioned us returning from the eBay open conference in Las Vegas. We had a chance to meet in person with the eBay leadership team in person and discuss the struggles and pains shared by the sellers’ community. As a true Israeli, I’m not easily impressed with words. I believe in actions. I’m under a strong impression that the new eBay management team is focused on helping make eBay better for small and…
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