EBay Auction of Angel-Funded Startup (Recap)
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EBay Auction of Angel-Funded Startup (Recap)
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Re: EBay Auction of Angel-Funded Startup (Recap)
#2Interesting strategy. I wonder if eBay could be used to generate leads of other sorts... perhaps customers for your startup as well?
Re: EBay Auction of Angel-Funded Startup (Recap)
#3Exactly what kinds of buyers are they trying to attract by listing on Ebay?
Sure, the price is right, but their choice of sales vehicle doesn't make me take their business seriously.
Re: EBay Auction of Angel-Funded Startup (Recap)
#4Exactly what kinds of buyers are they trying to attract by listing on Ebay? Sure, the price is right, but their choice of sales vehicle doesn't make me take their business seriously.
It feels like a stunt: create the ebay listing, then have something unusual to blog about, with the hope that the blog post generates attention.
The buyers (if there are any) heard about it through blog aggregators or social news sites like this one.
Re: EBay Auction of Angel-Funded Startup (Recap)
#5I am not the seller, but I am privy to some of the companies who have asked for additional material, and I like you was surprised to find that more than a few were major corporations, including a few from overseas.
Re: EBay Auction of Angel-Funded Startup (Recap)
#6Exactly what kinds of buyers are they trying to attract by listing on Ebay? Sure, the price is right, but their choice of sales vehicle doesn't make me take their business seriously.
The price is right? I'd love to see your working for that calculation.
Re: EBay Auction of Angel-Funded Startup (Recap)
#7Exactly what kinds of buyers are they trying to attract by listing on Ebay? Sure, the price is right, but their choice of sales vehicle doesn't make me take their business seriously.
The price is right? I'd love to see your working for that calculation.
To clarify - the price of selling on Ebay seems right.