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May 13, 2017

DealDash Tips to Win More in the Future

Whether you’re bidding today, tomorrow, or in the future, these tips will help you win more auctions. DealDash is here to help!

Everyone on DealDash wants to win the most auctions possible for the least amount of money. Sounds familiar, right? Kind of how you feel? Well, with everyone wanting the most auctions for the least bids and money, you’re going to have to keep your eyes peeled for ways to win more with less. Here are some tips from DealDash.

Go for the Cheaper Items

Everything on DealDash is nice, but there are certain items and categories that are cheaper than others. For example, every single day people win bid packs for pennies on the dollar. There are so many auctions for bid packs that they are significantly easier to win than many of the other auctions.

Another item that seems to often go for an inexpensive price is jewelry. This is probably because there are not only a lot of auctions for jewelry but many people either don’t wear jewelry or don’t have a special person that they would like to give jewelry as a gift. This is in sharp contrast to other auctions such as TVs who always have tons of bidders and competition. There will almost always be competition for all of the items, but some items just have less competition due to the frequency that they are offered on DealDash.

Stay Away From the Weekends

If your goal is to win lots of auctions for low, low prices, then I wouldn’t bother to bid during the weekend. The weekend is full of lots of bidders and fierce competition. Of course, this makes things a lot more fun and exciting, but if bottom-dollar auctions are what you are after you probably will be disappointed. However, as with anything, there are always exceptions to the rule, especially when DealDash offers their “50 Auctions Start at Once” or “100 Auctions Start at Once” promotion. During these promotional times, anything goes, and I wouldn’t be surprised to see many items go for just a few cents.

Thanks for Reading

Thanks so much for reading this DealDash Tips article on winning more auctions. Don’t forget to check back every day for new articles here are well as on our sister blog, DealDash Reviews. If you have any requests for specific articles, please feel free to leave a comment below.

Are you ready to plan out your bidding strategy? Go check DealDash for jewelry, electronics, and more. DealDash has all of the items that you need. VisitDealDash now to see how much you can save. Good luck and happy bidding everyone!

This blog was written by Dawn E, a mother of 3 who loves DealDash. Read even more at DealDashBlog.com, DealDashReviewed.com, or on her own blog, DawnBlogtopus.

May 10, 2017

Tips to Smarter Bidding on DealDash

Do you love bidding on DealDash? Here are some tips for smarter bidding. Read on and see if you learn anything interesting.

If you’re a regular bidder on DealDash, you’re probably familiar with all of the things that I am writing, however, there’s no harm in brushing up on the basics. Everyone needs to reinvent themselves at some point, why not start today by switching up your bidding style?

Bidding Styles

Whether conservative or free-flowing, bids are what makes DealDash go ’round. If you’re normally someone who hangs onto every bid with a tight grasp and misses some great winning opportunities because of it – loosen up that grip on your bids! On the other hand, if you’re the sort of bidder who just throws your bids around like they’re nothing, then maybe it’s time to tighten up your grip a bit. It’s all about switching up your style and confusing your opponents and fellow bidders.

Take a Bidding Break Occasionally

Have you ever been bidding in an auction and it just never seems to end? You’re going head-to-head with another bidder, and then another person jumps in, and another, and another? Then, before you know it, you’re back in an auction with ten people? Take a break! If your auction now has ten bidders, then there’s an extremely good chance that you can stop bidding for a half hour or so and go take a little break. Go have a snack, have a drink, go outside and sit in the fresh air for a few moments. Little breaks like this can help you stay focused and with your eye on the prize. If you have invested WAY too many bids to do this without feeling nervous, then turn on your BidBuddy.

Your BidBuddy will bid tirelessly for you with as many bids as you load up. The BidBuddy will bid with these bids until they are gone, taking turns with any other BidBuddies that are set up on the auction. The BidBuddy is always a smart choice when you feel like you need a break and a breath of fresh air.

Thanks for Reading

Thanks so much for reading this DealDash Tips article on bidding smarter. Don’t forget to check back every day for new articles here are well as on our sister blog, DealDash Reviews. If you have any requests for specific articles, please feel free to leave a comment below.

Now go do some smarter bidding DealDash! Go check DealDash for lawn, garden, home items, and more. DealDash has all of the items that you need. VisitDealDash now to see how much you can save. Good luck and happy bidding everyone!

This blog was written by Dawn E, a mother of 3 who loves DealDash. Read even more at DealDashBlog.com, DealDashReviewed.com, or on her own blog, DawnBlogtopus.

May 8, 2017

DealDash Tips to Bid Friendly

DealDash is a friendly place. You don’t need to be the other bidder’s best friend – but it is important that you bid friendly.

Bidding friendly can mean different things to different people, but we’ll just stick with the basics here. Everyone on DealDash is encouraged to be polite and be friendly with the other bidders because we are all one big community. Yes, that community is HUGE, but it’s still a community, and you will run across other bidders frequently, especially if you typically stick to the same bidding categories. Here are some tips for bidding friendly on DealDash.

Start Off Nicely

You’ll want to put your best (polite) foot forward when bidding on DealDash. So be sure that when you register that you pick a friendly or neutral name to be your bidding “handle”. Don’t pick something mean, frightening, or intimidating. This is also the case with your bidder’s bio and your avatar picture. Make sure that all of these things are nice, polite, or neutral. This is a family website, and I know from experience that kids often peer over the grown-up’s shoulders when they are bidding. Please don’t put up any frightening or scary pictures or bidder’s bios. It’s just not nice!

Don’t Be a “Stomper” or a “Jumper”

“Stompers” and “Jumpers” are considered very rude, and definitely not nice. Who in the world are Stompers and Jumpers? When the Stomper bids in an auction, they bid immediately after a person. This is rather rude, most people wait until there are about 2 seconds or so to go – and so does the BidBuddy. The reason that this is considered rude is because this cheats the other people out of their “clock time.” The Jumper is a bidder who waits until the auction has just about reached the $5 No Jumper limit and places their first bid – it’s especially rude if there are only 2 or 3 people left in the auction. This is rude because the people who have been bidding in the auction all along have used up lots of

The Jumper is a bidder who waits until the auction has just about reached the $5 No Jumper limit and places their first bid – it’s especially rude if there are only 2 or 3 people left in the auction. This is rude because the people who have been bidding in the auction all along have used up lots of bids, and feel that one of them should be the winner instead of someone new who has nothing invested in winning the auction.

Try Not to Get into Stomping Wars

Getting into a stomping war is kind of like being a Stomper times ten. A stomping war is when two people are bidding against each other, and one of them decides that they want the auction to hurry up and finish. They then proceed to stomp on their opponent over and over again. This will work out for them if their opponent is using a BidBuddy and not paying attention, however, many people who use the BidBuddy (me included!) watch the auctions anyway to monitor how quickly my bids are being used up. If your opponent is watching when you start stomping all over their BidBuddy, well, you’re about to have a stomping war on your hands. Try to avoid this, it really isn’t nice.

Thanks for Reading

Thanks so much for reading this DealDash Tips article on bidding friendly. Don’t forget to check back every day for new articles here are well as on our sister blog, DealDash Reviews. If you have any requests for specific articles, please feel free to leave a comment below.

It’s time to bid friendly on DealDash! Go check DealDash for art, toys, kitchen items, and more. DealDash has all of the items that you need. VisitDealDash now to see how much you can save. Good luck and happy bidding everyone!

This blog was written by Dawn E, a mother of 3 who loves DealDash. Read even more at DealDashBlog.com, DealDashReviewed.com, or on her own blog, DawnBlogtopus.

May 5, 2017

DealDash Tips to Understand Other Bidders

Understanding other bidders can be a tricky thing to do. Here are some tips, tricks, and ideas for understanding other bidders.

Do you know anyone in “real life” that’s also a DealDash bidder? Perhaps a friend or family member? It’s not unlikely, seeing as how DealDash has over 8 million registered users. Since you probably don’t know many (if any!) of the other bidders, it might be a difficult thing to figure out what they are thinking. Here are some tips and ideas from DealDash for you.

Keep Track of Those Bidders

If you’re a frequent DealDash bidder then you’re going to keep seeing the same bidder names over and over again. This is a great thing! Do you know why? This is a great thing because if you see the same bidders over and over again then you are going to start to recognize them, their bidding philosophy, and their bidding habits. Now you have an assignment.

The absolute smartest thing for you to do is to get a notebook or start an Excel file to keep track of all of these bidders. You will want to take down bidder names that you recognize seeing more than once. If you’re seeing the same bidder name more than once then that means that they are interested in some of the same things that you are bidding on.

You can write down as much information about them that you can discern from their bidding habits. You can write down what price they come in at, how long that you see them bid for, and what price that they stop bidding. After a while, if you see the same person you will be able to establish a bit of a pattern about their bidding. This information will help you in future auctions.

Look at it From Their Point of View

Trying to understand strangers can be really difficult. If you want to win more auctions you need to try to see things from other people’s point of view. This can be very difficult, but if you put your mind to it, you can do it! For example, if you check the Winner’s Tab you might see that someone has just won a pool. If you later see them bidding on pool toys, a pool cleaner, or a pool water tester, then you might as well just back right on out and try again another day. Smart, right? Think about it. Use the tools that DealDash offers you. The Winner’s Tab can be a very valuable tool for you to use.

Thanks for Reading

I hope that you found this DealDash Tips article on other bidders helpful. Are you ready to bid against other players on DealDash? Check out visit DealDash now to see what’s up for bid. DealDash has everything you need. Good luck and happy bidding everyone!

This blog was written by Dawn E, a mother of 3 who loves DealDash. Read even more at DealDashBlog.com, DealDashReviewed.com, or on her own blog, DawnBlogtopus.