One of the basic things to know when you’re new on bidding with Swoopo is knowing the type of auction to bid with. This is important for beginners as Swoopo has different kinds of auctions which might be very confusing. It is important to know which one to bid with so you will be utilizing your bids well. Here are the suggested Swoopo auction types that you can bid on.

1. Beginner Auction – Newbie auctioneers will find this type easy, for the competition here is less fierce compared to other auction types. But a word of caution, some expert and pro bidders might be lurking and will likely interest in bidding on this type. It would be helpful if you practice being careful and observant to avoid this pitfalls.

2. Penny Auction – the cheapest way to bid, 1 cent per bid. This auction type will help starters develop bidding skills the cheapest way, for on normal auctions 12 cents per bid is the norm.

3. Nailbiter Auction – here is a challenging auction type for beginners, each bid is done manually and the Swoopo Bidbutler (bidding automation software) is prohibited. what’s beneficial about this auction type is that you can really practice your bidding and clicking skills as each bid must be done manually and the advantage that Swoopo Bidbutler (bidding automation software) is prohibited. Also, you have to be attentive and set a huge amount of time when bidding in this auction.

4. Local Auctions – this auction type only permits Swoopo bidders from a specific country. Flags are shown in order to be recognized which auctioneers are from. This auction type restricts the number of competition to that specific country, thus increasing the chance to win your bids.

So these are the suggested auction types for starters to bid with. Take note that there are other Swoopo bidding strategies to learn and utilize in order to win in Swoopo. If you need to learn more, just visit the Swooper community website and look for the Swoopo Manual free trial course.

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