How can I list items for sale on my website without having to pay for it a monthly fee or click fee?
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Google does not charge you anything if you can get into their organic listings. \n\nBut if you use Adwords, then that's a different story - that's a pay per click advertising tool. \n\nYahoo combines PPC with their organic listings.
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ebay and Craigslist!\nAlso backpage.com
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u have to have acteave metadata and keywords on every single page on ur site and u have to see what u have to do so ur page will be top listed on yahoo.com u can find the info on yahoo.com or the easiest way to do this is to pay :)
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The BEST pay per click programs is Google Adwords http://www.google.com/adwords because it is easy to use, fast, has  the widest reach. You don't have to spend a fortune on it -- in fact you can budget for $20 a day  and be very strategic in your selection of keywords. Instead of paying for example for a broad keyword that is often very expensive such as "diamonds" , use cheaper keywords that are more specific "1 karat yellow diamond ring"\n\nNonetheless, here are alternatives:\n\nKanoodle http://www.kanoodle.com\nClicksor http://www.clicksor.com\nContextweb http://www.contextweb.com/ \nBidclix http://www.bidclix.com/ \nBidvertiser http://www.bidvertiser.com
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Try searching EBay for like product sales and offerings.
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Try Friday AD. Its a paper that has a website and if you list an item for sale under £50 the listing is free. They have quite a wide UK distribuition so worth a shot.\nhttp://www.friday-ad.co.uk/
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Ebay can be used for this function, check it out
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you can go to freewebs.com but it will cost a bit
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Getting a business listing on Yahoo Directory is quite easy. From Yahoo's home page click on More Web Directory (beside Yahoo Web Directory).  On the new page there is a list of categories on the left.\n\nAt this point you need to find the right category for your business.  Probably the easist way to do that is to search the directory for your competitors and find out which category they are in.\n\nOnce you find the correct category, click on Suggest a Site (it's in the purple bar at the top of the page) and follow the instructions.\n\nBear in mind that Yahoo will charge you a directory listing fee of $299 and that they reserve the right to not accept your listing (or amend it or the category).\n\nThere are also Yahoo Sponsor Listings which cost extra (on a Pay-per-Click model).\n\nTo get a listing in the regular Yahoo search engine is trickier.  A Directory listing doesn't hurt, but it doesn't necessarily help you either.\n\nThere are three ways into the search engine.  \n1)  Basic submit - Enter your website's home page into the submission form on Yahoo.  The problem is that it *will* take a while to get listed.  You may not get listed at all.\n2)  Search submit - Enter your website's home page into Yahoo's search marketing program.  You pay per URL and it costs you per click.  Guaranteed inclusion though.\n3)  SEO - Search Engine Optimisation. It's too big a topic to go into here. Basically, you write your web pages to be search engine friendly.  You put up lots of content and you go out and get links from other related websites.  Again this takes time (3-9 months + to see a return), but is probably the most cost effective - if you can wait that long and invest that amount of time and effort in your website.\n\n<begin rant>\nRemember Yahoo (and every other search engine for that matter) has one goal - to bring the best information & websites to their customers.  This keeps visitors coming back, keeps them clicking on adverts and keeps the revenue coming in.  Investing the time and effort in your website to make it one of the best in your field means that Yahoo will want your site to show somewhere near the top of their search listing.\n<end rant>\n\nThe downside to method 3 is that paid listings will take prominence.  My recommendation is to use a combination of SEO and sponsored listings.  The sponsored listings are good to get customers on your site NOW.  The SEO takes longer to kick in, but will get you visitors later.
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Yes, there is a chart under the sale items tab that explains the fee for LISTING an item and the FINAL SALE PRICE fee.  you can set the price up so that those amounts are yours or the buyers.
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many web hosts provide a free or not free service for listing your site and submitting it to a list of search engines. i have not found that it is a reliable method of getting listed. eventually the good search engines find your site, but if you want good placement you most likely have to pay for it nowadays.
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If you want your website to pop up on certain search topics or anywhere on yahoo search engine then you have to advertise it with  them. At the bottom of the screen there is an "advertise with us" button, it leads you to their explanation of their services and fees.\nGood luck
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I haven't followed eBay promotions lately, but I experienced in the past that they send you an email like "free listing on <date>", but when you actually click on "details" and read the whole thing, then there are lots of "if-s" and "but-s". Like "Buy Now" being excluded, or certain categories, or if you add a photo and bold headline then it's the usual price, and so on.....
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The best thing I can recommend is Google Adwords. They let you advertise your website alongside search results of relevant terms relating to your website.\n\nStarting is easy and you have to pay $5 to register. Even this money you can use for paying for your ads.\nYou are charged only when someone clicks to your website. The amount you pay per click is also determined by you and can be as less a 1 cent.\n\nTry http://adwords.google.com
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Go to www.struif.com and try Site Builder, for a free trial website that you set up and design by yourself - It's fast (10 minutes) and cheap (if you decide to keep it it's only $249 (payable in 2 installments) plus monthly hosting. Very user friendly for nearly any business or personal website. Plus it has the best shopping carts I've seen for ecommerce.
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You don't have to pay.\n\nSubmit your URL to Yahoo, Google, MSN etc. Its better to go to each individual search engine and do it yourself than to use a quick submit website. That way you can be sure that it goes through for each search engine (Some search engines do not allow automated programs to submit URLs).\n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/info/submit.html\nhttp://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl\nhttp://beta.search.msn.com/docs/submit.aspx\n\nMake sure there are meta tags on the webpages that reflect the content of the site. This site has great info on how to optimize your webpages for search engines http://www.searchbliss.com/seo-tools/search-engine-optimization.htm This is where I learned how to use my meta tags, keywords and content to get my website the best possible results.
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One way is to go to www.froogle.google.com. Search for your product and arrange the results from low to high price. Be very specific with the product name what you are searching to avoid unwanted results showing up