Category Archive: Auction

Jan 23

Social networking: It’s engaging not broadcasting

As of late, the buzz words in the auction industry, and many industries, are “social networking.”  However, the implementation thus far within the auction industry has been spotty at best, and when implemented most get it all wrong. I’ve written about social networking on two separate occasions in the past both in May of 2008: …

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Oct 17

Looking Back: Celebrating 60 years of the Minnesota State Auctioneers Association

The Minnesota State Auctioneers Association is often regarded as one of the standout state associations in the industry. In addition to such high regard, it is also one of the oldest state auctioneer’s associations in the nation. The year 2009 marks the 60th anniversary of the association. With that, I thought it might be interesting …

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Sep 02

Registration Terms: Should be Similar for Both Online and Onsite Buyers

It’s becoming increasingly common for auction companies to offer online bidding at their auctions. There are a multitude of types of auctions with online bidding. However, I’d like to focus on live auctions that have an online bidding component (i.e. pre-bidding, live bidding, or a combination thereof). In particular, I’d like to examine the registration …

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