If you are looking to sell goods online, there are many places to do so. Of course you can start your own store website on providers such as Volusion or Shopify (even creating your own store on Wordpress), but there are many platforms that exist already with customers already trafficking the sites. This is not meant to be an all inclusive list, and if you feel like there are other sites that are great to sell "goods" on, please comment below. Here are a few notable websites to sell your items (as opposed to services):
Ebay
With 145 million active buyers globally, eBay is one of the world’s largest online marketplaces, where practically anyone can buy and sell practically anything. Founded in 1995, eBay connects a diverse and passionate community of individual buyers and sellers, as well as small businesses.
Ebay.com
Webstore
Webstore is a free marketplace that “hopes to bring the ‘Garage Sale’ to the online world.” When checking out their thousands of listings, they just might realize the dream. In a good way.
Webstore.com
Artfire
This is the newbie in the bunch, starting just a few short years ago. Although the company’s mission is for the “handmade, art, and indie business”, sellers have also found a niche for selling their vintage collectibles.
Artfire.com
Amazon
Sell on Amazon and reach hundreds of millions of Amazon customers. Businesses of all sizes can list products on Amazon, one of the fastest ways to start selling online. Features include more than 20 categories to sell in, trusted Amazon platform and no per-item listing fee.
Amazon.com
Etsy
As with the Buying nominations, Etsy also had a strong following for selling collectibles and antiques. With the fees also being very affordable, many vintage sellers apparently list here as an alternative market place.
Etsy.com
Ruby Lane
RubyLane has been around since the 1998 and includes categories such as Antiques, Fine Arts, Jewelry and Collectibles. Of the top five nominations, RubyLane has some of tightest restrictions on what may and may not be sold on their website, along with strict requirements for their sellers.
Ruby Lane.com
Facebook
Facebook is a social utility that connects people with friends and others who work, study and live around them. People use Facebook to keep up with old and new friends’ activities. On Facebook, there are several “Groups” and “Communities” that banknote and coin collectors can join. Some of these communities allow you to post banknotes and coins for sale. This is a great alternative to sell your collectibles.
Facebook.com
Again, this is not meant to be an all inclusive list, and if a website that you have had great experience selling your goods or products is not listed, please comment below.
Hope this was helpful,
The PushYourRank Team
Author: Nicholas Coriano
About The Author: Nicholas Coriano is an Entrepreneur, Web Developer, Social Media Marketer, SEO Consultant and the founder of this blog and The NewYorkWebsiteDesignCenter.com. While developing websites for his own businesses and marketing his entrepreneurial ventures online, he began blogging useful tips and "how-to" articles on PushYourRank.com for reference purposes. To retain Nicholas for help with your Website, Social Media, SEO or other online/technology needs, email PushYourRank@Gmail.com
About PushYourRank.com: PushYourRank.com (the Blog) is a blog that helps small businesses, start-ups, developers, amateurs website builders, bloggers and entrepreneurs develop their websites, their social media presence, their search engine optimization techniques and more ....online. The Blog publishes articles about Ecommerce, Email Marketing and How To Make Money Online...as well as any topic that pertains to the Internet or Online. If you need help developing a website, SEO or Social Media outsourcing, see NewYorkWebsiteDesignCenter.com, if you would like to advertise or have us publish an article on a certain subject, please email us at PushYourRank@Gmail.com
Ebay
With 145 million active buyers globally, eBay is one of the world’s largest online marketplaces, where practically anyone can buy and sell practically anything. Founded in 1995, eBay connects a diverse and passionate community of individual buyers and sellers, as well as small businesses.
Ebay.com
Webstore
Webstore is a free marketplace that “hopes to bring the ‘Garage Sale’ to the online world.” When checking out their thousands of listings, they just might realize the dream. In a good way.
Webstore.com
Artfire
This is the newbie in the bunch, starting just a few short years ago. Although the company’s mission is for the “handmade, art, and indie business”, sellers have also found a niche for selling their vintage collectibles.
Artfire.com
Amazon
Sell on Amazon and reach hundreds of millions of Amazon customers. Businesses of all sizes can list products on Amazon, one of the fastest ways to start selling online. Features include more than 20 categories to sell in, trusted Amazon platform and no per-item listing fee.
Amazon.com
Etsy
As with the Buying nominations, Etsy also had a strong following for selling collectibles and antiques. With the fees also being very affordable, many vintage sellers apparently list here as an alternative market place.
Etsy.com
Ruby Lane
RubyLane has been around since the 1998 and includes categories such as Antiques, Fine Arts, Jewelry and Collectibles. Of the top five nominations, RubyLane has some of tightest restrictions on what may and may not be sold on their website, along with strict requirements for their sellers.
Ruby Lane.com
Facebook is a social utility that connects people with friends and others who work, study and live around them. People use Facebook to keep up with old and new friends’ activities. On Facebook, there are several “Groups” and “Communities” that banknote and coin collectors can join. Some of these communities allow you to post banknotes and coins for sale. This is a great alternative to sell your collectibles.
Facebook.com
Again, this is not meant to be an all inclusive list, and if a website that you have had great experience selling your goods or products is not listed, please comment below.
Hope this was helpful,
The PushYourRank Team
Author: Nicholas Coriano
About The Author: Nicholas Coriano is an Entrepreneur, Web Developer, Social Media Marketer, SEO Consultant and the founder of this blog and The NewYorkWebsiteDesignCenter.com. While developing websites for his own businesses and marketing his entrepreneurial ventures online, he began blogging useful tips and "how-to" articles on PushYourRank.com for reference purposes. To retain Nicholas for help with your Website, Social Media, SEO or other online/technology needs, email PushYourRank@Gmail.com
About PushYourRank.com: PushYourRank.com (the Blog) is a blog that helps small businesses, start-ups, developers, amateurs website builders, bloggers and entrepreneurs develop their websites, their social media presence, their search engine optimization techniques and more ....online. The Blog publishes articles about Ecommerce, Email Marketing and How To Make Money Online...as well as any topic that pertains to the Internet or Online. If you need help developing a website, SEO or Social Media outsourcing, see NewYorkWebsiteDesignCenter.com, if you would like to advertise or have us publish an article on a certain subject, please email us at PushYourRank@Gmail.com