is picasa a good picuture hosting for ebay accounts?
is picasa a good picuture hosting for ebay accounts?
will google share the info with ebay?
Can I use one google account, for hosting all pictures with different ebay accounts? will they get linked?
Picasa is a convenience tool to upload pictures.
Thanks.
Last edited by superycs; 07-04-2012 at 07:46 PM.
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thanks for your info, I have search some post before, I knew someone suggest tinypic, but I want to use picasa as google provide a software that is easy to upload the picture, I have search here with picasa, but I cannot find any information. so I open a post to ask any information.
The problem might be is that if you use picasa and you use those images for your ebay listings they might get you linked. I use tinypic and just save the url to my images but you might have other reasons for Picasa.
The problem might be is that if you use picasa and you use those images for your ebay listings they might get you linked. I use tinypic and just save the url to my images but you might have other reasons for Picasa.
Picasa is a software from google that can be easily upload photos, and also get URL from google. I know about the URL will link if using the same link. so I am not sure if using only one google account to store the photos, will they get linking. I cannot find any post with about picasa......
Well here's another thing I do, it might be more work and you might find it not for you but here it is.
1. Take many pictures of the same item, in different angles, backgrounds, etc.
2. clear all image data with exif cleaner.
3. rename each picture to match your ebay id, for example: productname_ebayid.jpg
You can also add number at the end if you have more than 1 picture per product,
productname_ebayid_#1.jpg etc.
Well here's another thing I do, it might be more work and you might find it not for you but here it is.
1. Take many pictures of the same item, in different angles, backgrounds, etc.
2. clear all image data with exif cleaner.
3. rename each picture to match your ebay id, for example: productname_ebayid.jpg
You can also add number at the end if you have more than 1 picture per product,
productname_ebayid_#1.jpg etc.
yes, I have seen these suggestion. thanks.
I have not using tinypic before, is it need to upload a picture one by one? no bulk upload?
One at a time. How many products do you have? It sounds like you have a lot of products.
not so many at the moment, but as I know picasa just one setting that allow the photos in computer synchronize with the web. so it is very convenience, but I don't know if good for stealth ebay accounts.
is picasa a good picuture hosting for ebay accounts? 
