Account setup and foundations
Registering and verifying your seller account, business policies for returns, payment and shipping, selling limits, the policies that trip up new sellers, and judging a category's potential.
Our eBay training course is a structured, live course taught by people who run eBay accounts for a living. No recycled tutorials: a clear curriculum, weekly tasks on your own store, and a place to ask questions. One-time payment of $120.
Most people trying to learn eBay piece it together from old videos, outdated blog posts and forum threads that contradict each other. None of it is built for your inventory, your niche, or the way eBay's search works today.
Every class is delivered weekly in a small group and walks through one stage of building an eBay business, from account setup to scaling. By the end you will have applied every lesson to your own account instead of just taking notes.
One online class a week on a specific stage of the curriculum, interactive so you can ask about your own store.
A short list of tasks to complete in your own account before the next class.
Each class opens with a review of last week's work, and pacing adjusts to the group.
A way to reach your instructor for urgent issues: a flagged listing, a policy question, a Seller Hub problem.
One flat-fee package; team members join the same classes at no extra cost.
Built in the order sellers need to learn things, so each module rests on the last.
Registering and verifying your seller account, business policies for returns, payment and shipping, selling limits, the policies that trip up new sellers, and judging a category's potential.
Keyword research for eBay search, titles and descriptions that convert, item specifics, photos, and how Best Match ranks listings.
Fee-aware pricing, competitor research, and competing on value instead of racing to the lowest price.
Setting up campaigns, reading ad performance, adjusting spend on actual return, and using offers and discounts.
Buyer communication and returns, what affects your seller metrics, and the habits that move an account toward Top Rated.
Multi-variation listings, seasonal planning, and longer-term growth, including how eBay works alongside channels like TikTok Shop.
The schedule flexes with the group's pace. A typical run is three phases and twelve meetings.
| Week | Meetings |
|---|---|
| Phase 1: Foundations Week 1 | Meeting 1: eBay platform overview; account audit; platform policies and global selling rules; compliance standards (VAT OSS, VAT DE, LUCID and similar). Meeting 2: listing creation and management; category selection and keyword research; foundations of competitive pricing. |
| Week 2 | Meeting 3: product descriptions; gallery and image optimisation; a unique selling proposition. Meeting 4: eBay SEO fundamentals; techniques to improve organic search results. |
| Phase 2: Sales and marketing Week 3 | Meeting 5: eBay Ads management; campaign setup and launch; data-driven ad spend. Meeting 6: ad performance analysis; refining strategy from results; improving click-through. |
| Week 4 | Meeting 7: customer relationships; support and returns; keeping Top Rated status. Meeting 8: Terapeak for market research; competitor and price monitoring; market positioning. |
| Phase 3: Optimisation and growth Week 5 | Meeting 9: multi-buy, vouchers and sale events; clearing slow stock; seasonal opportunities. Meeting 10: removing friction from listings; conversion rate; cross-selling and upselling. |
| Week 6 | Meeting 11: long-term growth; an annual promotional calendar; international markets. Meeting 12: course summary; final Q&A; next steps. |
Never sold on eBay? The course starts at the very beginning.
Make eBay a reliable revenue channel, not a side experiment.
Find what is holding the account back and a plan to fix it.
One flat fee, so the whole team learns the same system.
Based on how training is typically delivered, not on marketing claims.
| Free videos | Typical agencies | Slayva course | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Structured learning path | Usually random topics | Varies | 6-week curriculum |
| Live weekly classes | On-demand only | Sometimes | Every week |
| Real-time Q&A | No | Limited | Included |
| Feedback on your own store | None | Often billed separately | Included |
| Templates and checklists | Rare | Sometimes | Included |
| Hands-on assignments | None | Rare | Every module |
| Team participation | N/A | Usually per seat | Included |
| Cost | Free | Typically higher | $120 one-time |
Send your details and we will confirm the next start date, the class time and payment within 24 hours.
Free content is generic, often outdated, and not built for your store. This course is delivered live each week and followed by tasks you apply directly to your own listings.
One weekly class plus a few hours of hands-on work. Most sellers complete the curriculum within about two months.
Yes. No prior experience is required; the curriculum starts with account setup and the policies that trip up new sellers.
Yes. We review your current listings, pricing and ad performance and focus the relevant modules on what is holding the account back.
Yes. The course is a flat-fee package and team members can attend the same weekly classes at no extra cost.
You have a follow-up support window, plus the templates and checklists used throughout the programme.
No. Module 1 walks through registration and setup from scratch.
Yes. We cover how selling limits work and how to approach requesting increases as your store grows.
Prefer us to run it for you? See our eBay seller services.
Six weeks of live classes, practical assignments and expert guidance, for a one-time $120.
Suspended, restricted or not selling? Tell us the platform and the problem. A specialist reads the account and tells you what is wrong and what we would do first. Free, no contract.