
Authoritative.
Strategic.

Part I: Peering Toward the Technical Side of eBay.
Chapter 1: Building Big Profits with Little Tools.
Chapter 2: Evaluating Your Technical Needs.
Chapter 3: Assembling Your Technical Toolbox.
Part II: Low-Tech Steps to High-Value Returns.
Chapter 4: Starting Simple and Cheap: Adding Auction Pizzazz with HTML.
Chapter 5: Using Templates to Create Listings Quickly.
Chapter 6: Driving Sales and Satisfaction with Your About Me Page and Web Site.
Chapter 7: Uncovering Your E-Mail Program’s Timesaving Powers.
Chapter 8: Building Some Basic Timesaving eBay Tools.
Part III: Stepping into Some Programming.
Chapter 9: Elementary Geeking for Advanced Profits.
Chapter 10: Caffeinating Your Auctions with JavaScript.
Chapter 11: Formatting with Cascading Style Sheets.
Chapter 12: E-Mail Automation Makes Message Handling a Breeze.
Part IV: Going API with eBay and More.
Chapter 13: A Brief Introduction to API Programming.
Chapter 14: Diving into the eBay Developers Program.
Chapter 15: Exploring the eBay API.
Chapter 16: Building Custom eBay Applications with Microsoft Office and the eBay API.
Chapter 17: Visiting Other API Planets: PayPal, FedEx, UPS, and the U.S. Postal Service.
Part V: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 18: Ten Great Resources for New eBay Programmers.
Chapter 19: Ten Easy Enhancements for Every Auction.
Chapter 20: Ten Business-Building Additions for the About Me Page and Your Web Site.
Chapter 21: Ten Tricks for Troubleshooting Your Work.
Appendix: About the CD.
Index.
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