How to make money with Zeekler? How to build your strategy? Zeekler win strategy
Bidding in Penny Auctions can
be frustrating, exciting, disappointing, nerve-racking, and challenging
all at the same time. Bidding REQUIRES strategy… most experienced
bidders have one, and if you don’t, you will be left in the dust. The
sensation of winning a Penny Auction is unmatched! Joy, happiness,
accomplishment, and excitement are just some of the emotions that can
come over you when you win. It’s pure adrenaline! Winning an auction is
like fueling up your car and gives you the confidence and drive to keep
going after other items.
One of the biggest tips for new bidders is to start on the smaller,
less sought-after items that are in the line-up. Everyone wants the
iPad, but maybe not as many want the Bourne Trilogy on Blu-Ray. Go for
the smaller items initially and build your skills in the beginner
auctions until you have a couple wins under your belt.
A rule to live by as a new bidder in penny auctions is to educate
yourself and practice. Before you start
bidding you should understand how to purchase a bid pack, what happens
when you click the bid button, how the timer works in a penny auction,
and how to use ABE (Automatic-Bidding-Executive).
Penny Auctions timers can be fickle friends when you’re bidding. Be
sure to always give yourself time. Waiting until that last three seconds
on the clock puts you at risk of Internet lag, and ultimately you could
lose an auction. Bidding at the top of the clock (closer to the 20
second cap) is a strong and aggressive bidding strategy that shows
people you are in it to win it. The timer is always counting down on
your username thus leaving the pressure on everyone else to decide when
to bid, and if no one bids you win.
Conserve your bids. On the Zeekler website it is displayed how many
bidders have bid in the last 15 minutes of the auction. If there are
10+ bidders in the last 15 minutes on that particular auction – bid
conservatively, (so as to not let the auction end) and keep a watchful
eye. Penny auctions are just as much about endurance as they are about
strategy and you don’t want to blow all of your bids in the first few
minutes of a 3 hour auction. Once the crowd thins out and there are only
a few of you left…go strong, bid more aggressively and make sure
everyone there knows you are in it to win.
Beware of bullying. In a penny auction you may come in with a
strategy and have a plan in place to win that auction while the other
bidders will do their best to shake you off your game. Stay committed
to your strategy and don’t give into bullying unless it is going to put
your over your budget.
Most importantly stay within your budget! Set a price at how much
you’re willing to spend on any particular item, and that’s it. It’s easy
to get caught up in the heat of the moment and lose track of how much
you’re spending on an item. Some bidders will spend well over retail to
build a “power bidder” reputation (a.k.a “bully”) and you could walk way
with an empty bidbank and negative penny auction experience that will
leave you with a bad taste in your mouth permenantly.
To sum things up when bidding:
- Educate yourself
- Observe the Auchtion
- Select and develop your own bidding strategy
- Set a budget and stick to it
- Commit to your strategy
- Start small
- Consider your opponents
- Get a few wins under your belt
- Bid on one auction at a time so you don’t spread yourself thin.
