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ebay ads are often listed in Google. You can write an add in ebay and put a link of your website where you are also advertising the same products. Be carefull that the titles on ebay and on your site will match. And that the title will match exactly with the name of your product. Try to be as specific as you find it appropriate. After putting your add in ebay, you can expect to be listed in Google high.

The same method works especially well with your local searching machine/local advertising site combination.

Yes, Jim Cockrum recently wrote about how ebay featured listings are indexed in google quite quickly. You can read his post at:

http://www.jimcockrum.com/blog/2006/08/ ... eauctions/

Be sure to come back and give your opinion of his video.

Dont forget Ebay stores are also search engine fodder in a big way

Interesting, I didn't know this. Thank you.

Nice Information ! Keep up the good work..

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Didn't knew about that before, thanks for providing the info would definitely try it out. If this could really help might be really helpful in preforming SEO. Keep the good work up.......

Here's one way you can use the power of Google to see items that are doing very well on ebay. http://1800realitycheck.blogspot.com/

The Google Search box at the bottom of the blog can be used to search through the blog.. well over 1600+ postings to see hot items on ebay. For example, type in "(40 Bids)" -- quotes included -- for a general list of all items that have received at least 40 bids and that have been posted on the blog. Type in specific items if you're interested in say, looking at "games", etc.

It's fun, fast and free.