Showing posts with label new eBay seller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new eBay seller. Show all posts

Thursday, March 28, 2013

Can you believe we are already four months into 2013? How are things going so far for you? Hopefully sales are going well. Now would be a good time to start increase inventory or with the Spring season upon us (even if it does not look like it). Take advantage of spring cleaning to find new items for eBay or Amazon. If you are not sure where to start, let’s take a look at this month’s “Ramping Up” tips.
Sign up for coachingI have been sharing tips from my blogs for many years. There is a lot of information here to consider. If you are at a point where you do not know where to start or where to turn, consider asking for help. I have coached many sellers. Many were just starting out, some were looking for direction for their established business, some were very experienced. No matter where you are on your path to a successful business, I can help. If you would like to schedule a free coaching consultation, click .

Get ready for Mother’s DayMother’s Day is one of the busiest seasons of the year. Not only can you sell the items Moms want, also consider offering gift-wrapping as well. Make sure this is something you do well. Your customers will not be happy with less-than perfectly wrapped gifts. If your talents lie outside wrapping gifts, you may consider using gift boxes or bags for the gift just make sure your listings details your services. If you would like a few suggestions on what items may sell well, here is a list:

  • Handbags
  • Watches
  • Jewelry
  • Cell Phones and Accessories
  • Fragrances
  • Consider selling in a new categoryEven if it is sometime temporary, you could increase your earnings through a new niche product line. April is when people start thinking about their upcoming vacations. You could start selling things like shorts, short-sleeved shirts, or bathing suits as people build their summer wardrobes. Don’t forget things like beach towels, lunch bags (for the car rides), swim shoes, and flip flops. If you are crafty, you may even consider making uniquely decorated flip flops and selling them on Etsy.

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    Thursday, August 16, 2012



    I am sure you have seen the stories about the rare finds that fetch millions on eBay. There was the video game collection that sold for more than $1 Million. There was the painting found at Goodwill that fetched more than $15, 000. While these sales may have been motivation for you to get started or come back to eBay, those opportunities are few and far between. The fact that they are not common occurrences does not mean that money cannot not be made on eBay. To be profitable on eBay is a process. Starting on eBay doesn’t not take a lot of money either. You do not have to invest thousands or even hundreds to begin your eBay businesses. The video below helps to explain.




    As the video shows, it does take work to be profitable on eBay but it is possible. The trick is learning what to buy for resale. Check out by book on Kindle, "What to Buy at Thrift Stores to Sell on eBay." This book showcases 40 items that I commonly find in thrift stores and sell on a regular basis.


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