Showing posts with label make money. Show all posts
Showing posts with label make money. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

One area that I get many questions about is international shipping. Shipping to other areas of the world could be lucrative for eBay sellers. You would be surprised at the items many sellers are shipping to buyers in other countries around the world. If you are looking to take your eBay business to the next level and have not reached out to buyers in other countries, you may want to look into it.
On top of reading my articles about international shipping, you may want to register for this webinar. DYMO Endicia and Forrester Research are teaming up to offer the FREE webinar. “Demystifying International Shipping – From Australia to Zimbabwe” will be presented on Tuesday, December 26 at 1pm EST/10am PST.
The webinar, presented by Zia Daniell Wigder, will cover these topics:


  • Typical challenges and solutions to selling internationally
  • How to simplify international shipping
  • The pros and cons of international transactional websites
  • To register for the webinar, please click here. Related links:

    eBay International Shipping Tutorial
     
    eBay Coach’s Top Five Ways to Get More Bids on eBay Items
     
    Barbie Makes a Case for International Shipping




    Monday, February 11, 2013

    Many of us are using eBay to replace income lost, to replace a corporate job, or even to supplement retirement income. eBay is now helping the visually impaired learn to use its site for selling . In partnership with the Hadley School for the Blind’s Forsythe Center for Entrepreneurs, eBay’s Accessibility Team has created a course is going to allow those with an impairment the same opportunities and abilities as everyone else who uses eBay.

    The free, one-lesson course, Selling On eBay, is designed to not only explain how eBay works, but it also show how to set up a Paypal account and other basic eBay information including selling on the site. There are some rules, regulations and fees that must be known by all users, and the services are designed to help those people understand about the fees and what goes on with an eBay account.
    With all of the services eBay is currently offering to other individuals, this is a great start for those who are visually impaired, yet still want to use the Internet in order to make a living at home. For more information about the course, click here.

    Related links:

    Online Seller Success Story – From Unemployed to Living the Dream
     
    Tips for Selling on eBay – Huge List of Resources
     
    Building Passive Income Streams – Anyone Can Do It






    Thursday, March 1, 2012



    Are you looking for additional ways to fund your scouting trips or to buy inventory? Here is a way to add a funds to your budget and help the environment at the same time. You can print your way to cash rewards.

    No, this does not mean you print your own money. This means recycling your printer ink cartridges at a local office supply store. The major chain office supply stores have well established programs that will pay you for turning your printer cartridge once the ink is gone.

    The programs at Office Depot and Staples will pay $2.00 in rewards for each cartridge turned in. Both chains have a limit of 10 cartridges per calendar month per customer. Those rewards can be used to purchase other supplies from your local store or online. The OfficeMax program offers $3.00 in rewards for each cartridge received. You may turn in and receive rewards on up to 20 cartridges per calendar month per customer. This allows you to earn up to $60.00 in rewards per month to spend with OfficeMax in a store or online.

    For more information about each program, click below:


  • Office Depot
  • OfficeMax
  • Staples


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    What Are Swagbucks?

    Free Shipping Supplies

    Monday, July 11, 2011


    In order to succeed in online sales you have to spend money. While you can try to find free items to resell on sites such as Freecycle and Craigslist, it’s difficult and very time consuming. Unfortunately, there is no way to get around the need to purchase inventory in order to sell online. But, there are some guidelines that you can follow to save yourself money and still build a successful business.

    Start by selling items that you have in your possession already. This lets you build up some cash to buy more inventory without creating debt. It can also motivate you because you won’t be able to keep any of your profits until your business grows. You’ll have a great reason to keep expenses low and stay focused.

    Don’t quit your day job. By working during the day, you can pay your living expenses while building a replacement income on the side. This allows you to put all your initial profits back into your business. Be fair to your current employer though - don’t situate yourself as their competition and always make sure that your job performance isn’t affected.

    While you may need cash to put into building your business, it’s always a good idea not to borrow from your friends and family. They may be happy to help, but getting money involved in your relationship can cause problems quickly.

    If you are interested in a loan, the SBA’s Microloan Program can be a great option. The loan is administered through lenders in your local area. You will likely be required to put up collateral, and you will also need to make a personal guarantee. Most loans are for around $10,500; however, there are loans available for up to $35,000. If you are interested in finding a participating organization in your area, check out the Small Business Association’s website.


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    Free and Confidential Mentoring for Your Small Business

    Does Your Home Based Business Need a License?

    Small Business Networking, What it Means and How to Do It



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