by Veronica Stone on March 24th, 2008
If you’re anything like we used to be, it’ll be nothing more than an expanse of white paper.
And if it is, you’re missing out on a golden opportunity to advertise to people who have already trusted you with their purchase.
You can either design a flyer to print on the reverse, thanking them for their purchase and showing a few examples of general items you currently have for sale, or (if you don’t have too many items to send out) you could personalize the flyer to each customer, showing a number of products related broadly to the item they... Read more »
by Veronica Stone on January 9th, 2008
Okay – you’ve sold your first few items on eBay and you’ve made a small profit. You’d be forgiven for wanting to grab that cash and celebrate your success by spending it on something frivolous.
But instead of enjoying a short term gain, why not reinvest it for long term profit?
My partner and I started off with a $360 order from a wholesaler (paid for from our savings), and within three months we’d bought and sold enough items (reinvesting our profits every time) to be sitting on $3000 worth of stock – all bought and paid for. We’d sold... Read more »
by Rebecca Button on January 9th, 2008
When planning an eBay business, it is important to give some consideration to the type of packaging materials you will require. If you select and purchase packaging materials in advance, you will be able to send sold items quickly and efficiently, as soon as your business is up and running.
Address Labels
A plentiful supply of blank address labels is absolutely necessary, so that you can quickly and easily print out your customers’ names and addresses and affix them to the packages. You can also print your own return address details on blank address labels and apply them to the... Read more »