What did 'Black Friday' do for your Sales?

[clapclap]

I read in the news that 'black Friday' was a crazy sales day for various stores that in-fact resulted in shootings and fights in stores.

I just wanted to start a thread to see if your sales on EB or Amazon resulted in mad bidding/sales


P.S: My sales had no difference what-so-ever

It is quite clearly a very clever sales technique by the struggling shops.

[MM78]

[yotano211]

The real money maker for online sales is cyber Monday. "black friday" is for store says, we sell online, some of us do have store locations.

[Dmshark25]

Yea I have items that burn through my limits as fast as I can go and as many accounts I have

It's Christmas every month when ur listing/selling rationias 100%

But i still have my original amazon account and I'm focused on ebay not to much time for that but what I do on amazon I'll sell $1000 worth of product in sales and I'll wait take all listings off collect my money than list again .

The account was opened in FEB I had 6 sale a from feb to hub than in July same original listings had a jump u sold $700 worth in less than one day so since than I been doin this strategy making a $1000 wait sometimes a month it feels to fet all deposits and do it again


I'm not comfortable yet to just make $10,000 or whatever , because I'd not want that to get deleted for whatever reasons and I don't know all the rules so a tread light

Anyhow I noticed the difference with amazon not sure if Black Friday or every month since that number for ur seller rating comes out it took like 4 months and when that came out I noticed jump in sales and I feel making that $1000 is faster and faster

But Friday it was crazy because I'm talking minutes and my item flew and I stuck to my rule and cut it off. But there's so much potential in amazon , I keep perfecting ebay and growing that I have no time but this year I'm going to get the ghost guide and start because every feedback and every month I hit that $1000 in sales so fast

[Mack the Knife]

Well, I had more bids. Though this didn't translate into markedly higher prices.