Hear how eBay sellers are succeeding with Promoted Listings Advanced Beta

One of the best ways to learn about creating effective marketing campaigns is by listening to the experience of others. In the latest eBay for Business podcast, eBay seller Jeffry Radspinner explains why he decided to use Promoted Listings Advanced^BETA and how it’s working for his business.

“I think my favorite feature is the ability to download all of the keywords and see what kind of hits I’m getting. I love seeing what people are searching for to find out products” – Jeffry Radspinner, Venture Surplus

Listen to the full interview using the audio player below, or visit the eBay Community post for a full transcript.

Visit our blog for the latest information about our entire Promoted Listings portfolio, including new feature releases and best practices. Have you seen success using Promoted Listings on eBay? Share your story with us in the comments below.

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