An interesting conversation with Auction Wally occurred where the importance of having products sold on a web site was discussed.
In short, the discussion was based on the question, "Which is best? Having a listing on a larger web site that has a lot of traffic or selling on any web site, thus bringing along your customer base?"
The really big question is if social media could create a customer base that is wholesome, or even if the seller to seller base on smaller auction platforms would truly be differential?
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