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A lot of people use Amazon and eBay to sell their products. That's because they have many customers. It's also easy to get your product in front of them. But, this can be unprofitable for an online business owner. That's because they will give up a certain percentage from every sale.

Here is how to gain your independence from these websites if that's what you want.

Online Marketing

Content marketing serves as a great way to promote your brand. Whenever you publish new content, it's indexed on Google and also appears in search engines such as Bing and Yahoo. If people see quality information about your products or services, they may be more inclined to purchase them from you.

You can also make video content for your site. Videos are easy to share. They help people understand your company better and see the services you offer. Video content is better on social media sites like Facebook, but it also helps rank your site higher in search engine results pages.

Create Your Website or App

If you want to sell things without being on Amazon or eBay, make a website. This way, people will only see the things that you have for sale and nobody else.

You can also create a mobile app for your business. This is an easier and cheaper way of making your marketplace. It also doesn't rely on third-party sites such as Amazon or eBay, which could be less reliable in the future.

Sell Locally, Not Just Online

Another way to gain independence from Amazon or eBay is by selling your products locally. Selling to the locals can help you reach consumers who are not online and cannot find your product on one of these two sites.

Put yourself out there, If you want people to know about the awesome services you have available. Attend local events, offer local contests, and talk with consumers face-to-face as often as you can.

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