Information is one of the essential things needed when bidding in Swoopo. It's because it is one of the factors and basis of your strategy to bid on your targeted auctions. Getting it is quite the hard part though. Well, no worries now as there is one amazing tool who can solve it. Introducing the Swoopo Analytics, the amazing Swoopo bidding tool. As what most analytics do, you can access the following information in an auction in Swoopo: names of the bidders who's bidding in an auction, how many times this particular member has won before, the number of bids he/she has placed and win/loss history of that bidder. Also, you can get a background history of the average sales prices of that item and a whole lot more of other information. This is done in real time which is a big help to you on planning your Swoopo bidding strategy in an advance nick of time. You can get an advanced step to see if it's best to continue the bid or not. Another good thing with this tool is you can access a full month free trial of Swoopo Analytics. First, let us discuss the basic usage of this tool.
Swoopo Analytics Basic Usage
As for the previous and planning to subscribe users, here's a quick short summary of the basic functions and on how to use Swoopo Analytics.
Once you've logged into to the Swoopo Analytics Members area, you will notice the three distinct areas. You can see on the top left that we have the area in which information about the auctions will be displayed. The top right area is used to switch between auctions and the bottom area which is the Swoopo website itself.
To monitor an auction, simply drag it to the change auction area on the upper right. After that, click the "Change Auction button". Swoopo Analytics will now load the data on the upper left area. See how easy that was.
This method is used to navigate between auctions that you want to view Swoopo Analytics data on. I hope this short guide helps you in using Swoopo Analytics for your auctions. You might say it's like
cheating Swoopo but it's not and its legal to use. If you're not convinced yet but need to learn more, just check out the free trial at their site.
