Conference call tomorrow.

Bob Peck, Internet Analyst at Bear Stearns is hosting a call tomorrow. ChannelAdvisor wase invited to participate and we will have a panel featuring three very large sellers with different business models to discuss the recent fee changes.  It should be a very interesting call.

Here's the announcement if you'd like to attend:  (please Q+A only from buy-siders)

A Seller’s View on
eBay’s Recent Changes & Direction

Tuesday July 25^th – 1:00pm EDT

Hosted by Robert S. Peck, CFA

Featuring industry entrepreneur and pioneer:

Scot Wingo , CEO of ChannelAdvisor

&

Select eBay Power Sellers

CA is a leading provider of auction and marketplace

management software and services.

Clients include: IBM, Sears, Dell, Motorola, Sharper Image,  

as well as eBay’s top SMB sellers.   

Topics to be Addressed:

What do you think of the recent changes for sellers in Stores?

What are the specific issues / concerns that your members have?

Can your clients explore other auction platforms / will they?

Are certain verticals or sellers impacted more?

Will sellers shift their listings from Store to Core? 

Will sellers accelerate their sales efforts off eBay?

Can you walk us through the economics/ decisions for sellers?

How do internationally based sellers feel?

Is eBay too supply (listings) focused?

How do you see demand (new buyers) trending?

Do you have an update on eBay Express (EE)?

How well anticipated is EE internationally?

How do sellers feel about Yahoo! ads returned on zero results?

Can you give us an update on Google Checkout?

What has the impact been so far / expected to be on eBay?

What are the near & long term issues for sellers regarding eBay? 

Dial In 800-683-1535 (domestic); 973-633-6740 (int'l); Passcode# 7656325

Replay: 1-877-519-4471 (domestic); 973-341-3080 (int'l); pin#: 7656325

Replay available thru 8/1/06

Comments

[Bill]

Scott,

Is there any way to get a transcript of this conference?

[Howtobewebsmart]

Scott,

What do you think about using cash back sites with eBay? I'm curious...because if cash back sites really do give money back on seller's fees, won't that reduce eBay's total earnings?