How many times have you seen a new Auction site build itself as the next Ebay? I know I have seen several all state the exact same thing. Couple of questions, why did they build their Auction site? Did they want to be like Ebay? Of course not. They wanted to be different.

Let’s take a guy named Micheal. He wanted to build Computers and sell them. The big name at that time was IBM. Remember all computers were dubbed IBM Compatible! (Dating myself here)

Allot of people were building Micheal’s Company as the “Next IBM”. Micheal didn’t want to be known as the “Next IBM”, he wanted to be know as the “First DELL”!!

Thats right, Micheal Dell didn’t want his computer or company to be know as the next IBM. His business model was different, his computers were different. The marketing of Dell was totally different than IBM, and still is today.

You have to shape your own company, not build yourself or company as the Next Whatever, but let it be the First _____ (You fill in the Blank)! Your goals of your auction site is different than Ebay’s. Your marketing will be different, your company ethics, everything will be different. Be the First, not the Next!

FetchBid.com has created a Misspelled Ebay Auction Search. This Misspelled Auction Search is different than the others due to it only pulls up misspelled auctions that have ZERO bids. Why pull up an auction that is misspelled that has bids on it….that means people have found it and are bidding on it. Misspelled Ebay Auction Searches are to help you save money, not spend more!

Get on the bandwagon of saving money with FetchBid.com Misspelled Auction Search. It can save you money!

We have added Ebid’s sites to the Free Ads section. This is free Auction Promotions! Your Ebid Auctions for the US, UK, Australia, Canada, and Ireland you can now promote them for FREE. Give it a try pass the word along to others about how much we give for FREE!!!

We have Created Free-Ads by FetchBid.com http://www.fetchbid.com/free-ads.
This is an area where you can promote your Auction Listings for Free. This is not just for Ebay Auctions, you can promote AuctionQuests | BluJay | BidonUSA | BidVille | BOSO | Ebay | eCRATER | Hibidder
iOffer | OnlineAuction | Tazbar | USiFF Auctions, as well as we have also created a way for you to Promote MySpace | StumbleUpon pages.

This is our way of saying welcome to FetchBid.com and we hope you come back often!

Misspelled Auctions can be a gold mine for the Auction Arbitrage Expert. As of right now we offer Misspelled Auction Search through Fetchbid.com.

When you do a search you can Choose the Common misspelled Link and then it will search for all the common misspelled auctions.

You can see it looks up many different variations of the original search term or word.

The best practice of this is in the use of People names. Many times people do not know exactly how to spell a persons name. Take Albert Pujols for example. Many people do not know how to spell his name so we should do a Misspelled Lookup on Albert Pujols his name to see what we find. You will probable see Auctions listed with his name misspelled.

Now start looking up Famous People see how many you can find at bargain basement prices!

Waste Less Time Searching for Online Auctions

FetchBid.com developed to reduce time spent searching over 16 different for online auctions.

Jefferson City, MO July 2, 2007 — FetchBid.com launches July 4, 2007 for better online auction navigation.

FetchBid.com is designed to reduce time spent searching over 16 different online auction sites. The average time spent searching just one auction site is over 40 minutes. As a result, 54% of all auctions never receive a bid, equaling to 8.6 million auctions every week(according to AuctionSoftwareReview.com).

FetchBid.com fetches the auction for the online shopper by using a simple keyword or phrase search. It reduces online searching by 66%. FetchBid.com also helps the online shopper by comparison shopping through various auction service.

“If you are trying to flip items with auctions, time is your money maker. If it takes too much time you lose money.” Robert Jennings, Auction Entrepreneur.

“I spent at least 45 minutes to an hour trying to get the best price.” Amanda Capps, Auction shopper.

FetchBid.com’s founder and designer, Curt Crowley, proposes, “FetchBid.com is the answer to increase online auction sales, decrease search times, and increased enjoyment of online auction services. We believe FetchBid.com will be the answer that buyers and sellers are looking for.”

For more information please go to www.fetchbid.com.

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