If you sell, or plan to sell, a range of different products in different categories, then you should consider setting up a unique User ID for each product line.

That’s becuase selling a focused range of products under a related User ID is more likely to help you retain a group of loyal buyers who know that they can get what they want from you.

For example, if you sell video games and women’s clothing on consignment (tow categories that don’t necessarily go together), you can set up a User ID for each. You could sell clothing under the User ID “trendychickwear” and video games under the User ID “thegamevault.”

The good news is that you can set up as many unique User IDs as you want, and you don’t need to worry about feedback issues, as we’ll show you later. In fact, you can use the established feedback of your older eBay User IDs to help you build new businesses.

To learn when to set up mulitiple User IDs and how to set up and manage multiple User IDs check out Brandon’s system today!

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