You would use the Featured Plus Auction if you were selling more than 1 Item,

#1. You would use the Featured Plus Auction if you were selling more than 1
item which is called a dutch auction. A Dutch auction is when you have let's
say 20-100 + of the same item to sell. You know that you most likely will
make the money back that you have to pay ebay to feature plus it to begin
with so people do this. Make sure that this is an item you know for sure
will sell which is easy to do by simply running a search first on ebay for
the item you are selling and doing your homework. Doing your homework would
mean making sure that the item you want to sell is selling by other sellers
selling the same item you want to sell... did you get that? :)
#2. If you were selling an expensive item like an automobile, stereos,
televisions and more. You want the proper exposure for the item so use the
featured plus auction unless again if it is a name brand or any brand that
is popular and can be found by bidders typing in the name of the product you
are selling to be easily found.
A Featured Auction which is the biggie on ebay costs $100.00 and really in
my opinion isn't worth it. This guarantees that your auction will be shown
on ebay's front page for FULL ENTIRE exposure.
Every time we've used this option it was a waste of our money but don't get
us wrong it could have been the product we were offering so use your own
judgment.
Make sure that you use every single keyword that pertains to the item you
are selling in your auction template so that your auction is easily found!
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Auction Lengths
When and how long should you post your auction for? What Time is right?
Everyone will answer this question differently each of us have our own tips
so this is speaking from our past experience.
We feel the best time to post your auction would be on a Thursday Afternoon
around 5:00 cst.
When you post your auction up on ebay it will take them about 2-3 hours to
run the auction live on their site.