Put a MyBidList button on any web page
October 2, 2006
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact:
William Wei
MyBidList.com
http://www.mybidlist.com
info@mybidlist.org
You can now put a MyBidList button on any web page or web site. There are nine different buttons where users can choose from depending on the language selected. After the button code is copied to the target web page, the button will dynamically change depending on the current selection of the icon.
Charlotte, NC — October 02, 2006 — Anyone who has a page at MySpace.com, Facebook.com or any personal blog, can now put a MyBidList button on any page to promote their auction or fundraiser. When the MyBidList button is clicked on, the current list of stuff for sale will be displayed and the shopping [bidding] begins. Users of MyBidList simply copy & paste a short html snippet code, provided by MyBidList.com, onto anywhere on a web page. It is like having your own personalized auction website, but with the ability to promote it anywhere you please.
MyBidList.com was born out of a personal need when the creator was relocating, and wanted a way to sell all of his stuff in a local auction. None of the current products on the web provide powerful auction management tools, or the safety level and convenience of selling online, locally, and for free – not eBay, and not Craigslist.
“MyBidList combines the power of eBay with the easiness of Craigslist. But it is a completely free and an open platform, where you can basically do whatever you want with it. It is also portable, meaning you can put it anywhere you want. You can put it in your e-mail signature, customer mailing list, company website, personal blog, MySpace.com, Facebook.com, or even in the classifieds section. It gives total freedom to the creative marketing power of an individual. ” – said William Wei, creator of MyBidList.com.
MyBidList.com is a website tool to help you sell your stuff locally – 100% free. The website is supported by displaying ads and donations.
For information: http://blog.mybidlist.com or
Contact: info@mybidlist.org
MyBidList was named Top 10 Site of the Month
September 21, 2006
“We have selected MyBidList.com as our featured Top 10 Site of the Month for providing innovative tools to create your own auction. Great Job MyBidList.com!” – auctionpalms.com
Finally, it is open to everyone!
September 7, 2006
Hi,
You are probably wondering why you received this email. Relax, it is not spamming. If you recall during July, 2005, there was this big online Moving Sale going on in Raleigh, North Carolina (Here is the historical url http://forsale.ebiz123.net/ , to refresh your memory). You have participated in this online moving sale event by either making an offer or actually buying something from it. Again, thank you for making it an enjoyable and successful event. If you have sufferred from it, my apology.
Some people have asked for me to make this moving sale tool available to the public for free, so anyone in the same need as I was can benefit from it. Well, here you go! It is called MyBidList – http://www.mybidlist.com/
Here is FAQ – http://faq.mybidlist.com if you need to know more.
Here is why I started this project if you care to know – http://mybidlist.wordpress.com/2006/06/09/moving-sales-auction-style/
Enjoy it, and remember to tell anyone who needs it.
Best,
William Wei
MyBidList Featured on Radio
August 1, 2006
MyBidList was featured on E-Auction-Air by Michael Donahue
“MyBidList is an interesting little site that begs a very big question…”
