HOT ITEM: Air Jordan 11 Retro “Concord” on eBay

January 6th, 2012 | Scott Parent

Since the release of the AIR JORDAN 11 RETRO “CONCORD” on December 23rd, there has been quite a frenzy over these retro kicks. Now that NBA basketball is back in full swing, we thought it relevant to highlight this great opportunity to ride the wave of this highly anticipated release. And since Jordan 11’s only come around once a year, you’ll want to act fast! Apparently, given the demand, these shoes have been difficult to find in retail stores. eBay has quite a few of these Concords available for purchase, and recent sales activity has been hot! Check out the listings HERE. If you want to read a bit more about the frenzy, you can do so HERE and HERE.

So, whether your audience are basketball fans, collectors of hard-to-find memorabilia, Michael Jordan worshippers or just admirers of the latest trends in footwear, eBay is a great shopping destination for these types of in-demand items!

Please let us know if you have any questions about promoting the shoes by leaving a comment below.

  • harmjan

    I really don’t understand why eBay is so (frustratingly it seems sometimes to gain ground) focusing on fashion and clothing. IMHO eBay is losing its identity as an auction and marketplace for collectors and bargain hunters. Let others do the fashion. But hey, maybe I am too old fashioned ;-)

  • http://ebaypartnernetworkblog.com Scott Parent

    @harmjan – Fashion and clothing has long been part of eBay’s purview and something we’ll continue to expand and refine. I don’t quite understand why this is frustrating… shouldn’t it be a good thing to offer our buyers the deepest, broadest selection of items possible?

  • helios825

    I’ve noticed that eBay has been striving to remind that public that it’s a thriving marketplace for plenty of brand new, commodity-type items, including fashion/CSA (“Buy It New, Buy It Now.”).

    But as for eBay’s long-standing identity as the go-to place for collectibles, bargains, antiques, used items, and other OOAK stuff, I still expect eBay will, perhaps quietly, continue to remain very strong in those areas. There will always be collectors and collectibles, and people wanting to buy & sell used products. So unless eBay completely drops the auction-style format (unlikely), I expect eBay to continue being the (or a top) online destination for those kinds of shopping experiences.

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