where to get a template

[sunshine2426]

Just wondering where some of you get your templates from? Also does it increase sales?

[jenzaka]

Hi:
I have used SELLER SOURCEBOOK for a long time now and am very happy with it. It is a pay site so I fork over a small fee every month for it but I feel its worth it. There are lots of free template sites out there for you to try as well.
Does it increase sales? To a certain extent it does. Personally I like to buy from someone who has a professional looking ad. I want to be able to find the description, terms, shipping, etc. easily. If it takes a long time for me to navigate the ad I simply move on. Please note that I said "professional" looking. I don't find that my sales are higher for items that have pretty flowers or elaborate designs. A solid color border and neat organization works just as well.
Ohhhh....and while I am on this topic....I NEVER buy from people that have extremely busy ads. I find music and flashing mouse trailers completely annoying.
You just have to strike a balance and make sure everything important is right where your customer can find it.
Joy

[torontosales]

I'd like to buy a template too which have everything including "about me" page,policy pages....
Anyone can give me good recommendation?

Thanks,

[sunshine2426]

Thanks, I just signed up with them this morning and love them.;-)

[leahbestdesigns]

Hi

I bought my template from Avalon Rose who sells right on ebay. I try and give my fellow ebay sellers first dibs on my business. I like to support the community I sell in. If you go to my sight and search under my store you will find a link to her store. I around 50.00 and some change to have the whole package. Which includes auction template, store template, and some other templates a header. When you buy a template you are bound to the sellers terms and conditions and use. For me its great I only want to use it on ebay. The seller is really nice and she did allow me to inquire to use it in my other store on Tias but they cannot except flash. You just have to get the sellers permission if you want to use the template off ebay. I think its cheap. I don't have time to make my own. My husband is a systmes administrator and he said I could make my own for free but If you are like me ( not comupter savy) I think the price is worth it. Plus they offer life time support. When I get more experience I will change it but for now it looks professional and I have had lots of complements on it. Hope I have helped

Have a Nice Day
Powderpuff888

[futuretech_liquidations]

WE tapped into the local College & University and posted a message indicating we were looking for a HTML Programmer and hired three students to develope not only our posting template but also our POSTING FORM which then generates our template which we then CUT & PASTE into eBay. We are now running a few ads using the new template a few bugs here and there but for the most part it is working great.

Since we sell the same items over and over again the new systems allows us to repost in less than 10 seconds which is great on those days when eBay offers listings for .10cents or .20cents.

I can pass on the contact information if anyone is interested.

[jenzaka]

Hi:
I just use Seller Sourcebook for my templates. It costs a small fee per month but offers many many templates. I had my logo designed by Auction Add Ons. This site also designs store fronts if you are interested.
Joy