February 3rd, 2007 -

Auction Site Feud TV Commercial Spot Completed

Today we shot two new commercials to soon appear on late night programming spots in select cities. One where our spokesperson Mike is talking straight forward to the viewers about our services offered from within the BiddersSite.com offices.

The second spot is called the Auction Site Feud where we have two teams squaring off in a game show setting. We feel both spots will appeal to certain audiences. Were told it will be one to two weeks for editing to be completed. You can look for them to show up here online about a week or so before they begin to air through Comcast Cable Communications Corp.

"Its not a race, but more like a controlled sprint feeling were experiencing among the staff as we strive to get everything in place in time for the first commercials airing" said Patrick Novack, CEO at BiddersSite.com Online Auctions, Inc. of Romulus, Michigan "Along with new features and upgrades, monitoring software is being integrated to our marketplace. We will be tracking the results carefully to decide on future advertising avenues that may be pursued by us."

January 28th 2007 -

Casting Calls for BiddersSite.com TV Spots

Casting calls were held today at our Romulus Offices for our upcoming TV spots to air on Comedy Central, TNT network, Spike TV and The Sci-Fi channels in the month of March.

January 26th 2007 -

Disappointed in Results from Hosting Services, BiddersSite.com Takes Things to a Whole Other Level

Largely disappointed with their new so called premium hosting service, BiddersSite.com has acquired a Dedicated Server, P4 Processors and doubled Dimm Memory promises to deliver a complete new experience on the active auction marketplace.

"We hope to have all the upgrades to code and systems in place by mid-February," said Patrick Novack, CEO and spokesperson for the metro Detroit based corporation, "everyone on our team has been made keenly aware of the importance to have everything in place and tested before our next round of TV commercials start to air the beginning of March 2007.

January 15th 2007 -

BiddersSite.com Moves to New Hosting Service

BiddersSite.com has completed its move to a premium hosting plan with higher bandwidths. Along with some streamlining of code we hope to increase the speed at which our pages are delivered. "As the auction started to grow so quickly, we noticed the slowing down of the site operations" noted CEO Patrick Novack "we tried to work with the current hosting provider but were told that we already were on the best service they offered."

Premium hosting at Godaddy hosting services was taunted as being able to deliver more bandwidth for those Friday and Saturday evenings when the site typically incurs the most heavily demand by site users.

August 15th 2006-

New Affiliates Program Launches at BiddersSite.com...

BiddersSite.com, the premier online auction service launched a new program today aimed at driving new user to their auctions site and putting hard cash into current users pockets. With their new affiliates program website owners can place commercial ad banners to start earning cash now.

"This allows us to accomplish two things with this program" explains Patrick Novack, CEO of BiddersSite.com "when our users sign up as a affiliate, they can place advertisements directing traffic to their wares up for sale at our auction site. As well as earn money in doing so. Allowing us to gain new registered users as well as being able to give something back to our users. They can make money sending them to us and again when they purchase their  items"

Currently BiddersSite.com's Affiliate program is paying website owners $0.05 for every user that registers on the popular online auction site. With a swelling user base and item count, BiddersSite.com is climbing the ranking charts for auction sites.

June 10th 2006 -

BiddersSite.com takes on Yahoo and Ebay Auction Sites

As online auction sellers become increasingly dissatisfied with listing fees on major internet auction websites like eBay and Yahoo! BiddersSite.com, a new auction site, gives sellers the ability to list their wares for a mere 15 cents per item. "There is a large demand for an online auction service that does not charge high up-front seller fees for listings" says Pat Novack, Founder and CEO of  BiddersSite.com. "A lot of merchants have contacted us with suggestions and ideas that they were seeking in a auction site and we were able to design and develop the site with many of their integrations."

BiddersSite.com is scheduled to launch June 15th and has a modest but rapidly-growing user base of registered members. Along with 15 cent listings, sellers are provided with free image hosting and free features to enhance their auctions.

In the present economy, buying and selling on auction sites like BiddersSite.com can be very appealing. "We feel that our site will be highly attractive to buyers looking for bargains and to auctioneers who are unable or unwilling to roll the dice," says Novack "Many sellers are feeling the pinch of the current economic recession and can't afford to pay for listings or risk losing money if their auctions are unsuccessful. Also, for low priced items such as baseball cards which might sell individually for less than a dollar, a listing fee can literally double or triple the asking price. BiddersSite.com solves these problems and offers a viable alternative to the high fee-based auction sites where a typical listing might cost you $3 to $6."

BiddersSite.com charges a 2.5% commission for successful auctions under $600, and only 1.5% for auctions finishing over $600, which is significantly less than eBay or Yahoo. Plans to drive targeted traffic to sellers' listings at BiddersSite.com include premium search engine listings, banner advertising, and nationally placed print advertising, as well as radio and TV spots in a few selected cities. "If our sellers don't make any money then neither do we,” explains Novack, “We intend to market our website very aggressively."

To ensure safe trading in its marketplace, BiddersSite.com records users' unique IP addresses every time they access the website. "We will not tolerate abuse or illegal activity," says xxx. "It is our mission to provide a safe and enjoyable auction community."
 

BiddersSite.com Real Estate Listings Are Launched!

Now you can post real estate listings at BiddersSite.com. The launch of the new real estate wing of the site was also marked by the sites 30 day anniversary.

Some of the new features that users will find are the abilities to list homes with multiple pictures that are displayed via animated slideshow while potential property owners are able to browse extensive descriptions and highlights of a listed property.

Packed with tools for both sellers and buyers of real estate, this system features abilities for sellers to print out well designed and organized flyers, receive inquiries from potential buyers, edit, add and change their listings. Track potential or interested parties. All for a nominal charge as low as $1 a month..

For buyers the abilities for detailed searches, such as number of bedrooms, a garage or basement, or a certain geographical area either by state, city, county or zip codes. Surrounding area stats on schools, shopping and populations. Detailed maps that are interactive and offer a variety of views for a potential area.

For professional practitioners of  real estate and/or mortgages BiddersSite.com's Real Estate Listings offers a great way to advertise their services for their particular area. Avoiding overcrowding by limiting the number of spots to a given zone.

July 20th 2006-

BiddersSite.com Merges 2BID's Trio of Websites!

BiddersSite.com merged forces with the 2BID suite of websites and their assets. Boosting user count by more than 6,000 registered users. The 2BID trio of websites; 2bidsite.com, 2bidhome.com and 2bidlive.com was incorporated with all users accounts, status and currently listed items being imported and merged with BiddersSite.com operations.