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Auctions stay quiet for most of their duration, then explode in the final five to six hours when serious bidders show up. Sellers should be patient early on. Buyers need to clear their schedule for the last hour to react fast and win.
Auctions stay quiet for most of their duration, then explode in the final five to six hours when serious bidders show up. Sellers should be patient early on. Buyers need to clear their schedule for the last hour to react fast and win.
Nobody's bidding and those chairs are amazing. And so I get to tell you, the action's not gonna start right away. Now you will have some early bidders because they do know that early bidding is not a problem. It's not gonna change things dramatically, but it does allow you to plant your flag on an item that you want. And of course, get the notifications from the system that you've been outbid or that you're still the winning bidder. Well, when she's watching this and watching nothing happen, her panic level was rising because she wants things to sell and get out of the house. And I told her, I said, it's the last 24 hours. You just got to be patient. Be patient. And if you are trying to earn patience, well, then putting your items in auction will give you a quick lesson in patience. And so she sat and watched it do nothing. The last 24 hours is when it started to wake up. And it was that last 5 or 6 hours that everything just went, whoosh, and we watched all the numbers change because a seasoned bidder knows that the ability to win is going to have a lot to do with where you are at the last minute. So you as the seller, you got to have some patience, and you as a buyer, well, you're going to have to clear your calendar for the last hour of the auction so that you're able to make sure that you win the items that have a space for you.
