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Why Open A Store?
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Merchandise your Store
Create a professional-looking store with interesting merchandise for both new and repeat buyers

Merchandise your products
  • Use your Custom Categories (up to 19) to help build "aisles" within your store for buyers to shop. Depending on your items, some sellers have used product-based categories (e.g., ceramics, glassware, posters) while others use more flexible categories (e.g., sale items, seasonal, best-sellers, etc.)
  • Promote new items in a special category (e.g., Specials of the week, hot items, etc.)
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  • Set up custom categories in your Store, go to the Store Builder.
Build your brand and reputation
  • Clearly describe how you run your store. Buyers are most comfortable with merchants who provide full, clear, and professional store policies on their Store Policies page.

  • Use a custom logo and build a professional-looking About My Store page that tells buyers about your business.
  • Create your Store Policies and insert your own Store logo in the Store Builder.
  • Maximize credibility and drive brand recognition & repeat sales with a professionally designed eBay Store. The Store Designer Program is open to all eBay Store owners.
  • Have a custom logo built to help differentiate your eBay business. The Logo Development Program will help you identify a designer to add a professional look to your Store.
Sell merchandise that complements your regular listings
  • Use your store to list all of your items that complement your existing online auctions and fixed price items - accessories, add-ons, and greater breadth and selection
  • Be sure to mention your store in all of your eBay Listings
  • Use the Merchandising Manager to cross-sell your items at the item level, and promote these items in key buyer locations
  • Learn more about Merchandising Manager
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