Selling items on eBay has become a business for many people. Before, it was just an auction site for selling items not needed anymore like a garage sale for example. But there is a unique way to raise funds using eBay. It’s called the eBay Giving Works. This is a program is for non-profit organization to sell items for fund raising and there are two different ways to sell items using that program: Direct selling and Community Selling.
In direct selling, you can sell anything donated to your group while in community selling a seller donates to a non profit organization. This is only available in main eBay site, perhaps this approach will work in eBay Philippines too. It’s like hitting two birds in one stone, you can raise funds while spreading your message to others in the net. Being an entrepreneur shouldn’t only involve making money for ourselves but knowing how to give back to society what we got from them.
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Manuel Montala was an online entrepreneur who enjoys blogging about entrepreneurship and gathering information for his blog to help budding entrepreneurs. You can also reach him on twitter: http://twitter.com/mmontala
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