SUpEr Cheap UGG boots!? maybe like $30-$50!?!?!?
either online or at a store, free shipping if possible, but uhm i’m looking for the cheasnut color, and the short style.. i wear about a 7 1/2-8. Can i fit into kids sizes if they’re any cheaper that way!? thanks! : )*
http://www.popfashionstore.com/product/category/Boots-0-0-93-1.html
How do you calculate shipping on eBay when trying to sell something?
I’m a college student so you can count on how tight my money is right now, so I’ve decided to sell of clothing on ebay. The thing is that I’m stuck on the shipping & handling fees. Also how does the buyer send money to me after they won the bid? Thanks
sometimes its easiest to just look what other members are charging for similar items – i actually have a article in my website on this sort of thing http://mystudentblog.co.uk/ebay-guide/
hope this helps!
How to Ship on eBay
How can i ask those store owners?
I would like to know how can i go upto the manager/owner of some of those gift shops in times square and show them the ladies watches that i carry on my website that are hot selling watches.These are very unique fashion/matching/fancy watches they are cheap but good quality and are HOT FAST selling both on ebay and my website so how can i go up to them and show them to make them my wholesellers since the whole world shops in times square as in people from all over the world come there?Thanks
They may not want to be your wholesaler, but all you have to do is just go to those gift shops and show the owner/manager what you have, proof of sales history, profit potential etc, and explain what’s in it for them. Be careful though, they may start buying the same product on their own and by-pass you.
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Is it possible to pass the CPA just by studying from the Wiley prep books? ?
Just wondering if anyone see that’s possible, especially since its much cheaper and within my budget.
The CPA exam isn’t the only requirement to become a CPA. Most states require 150 semester hours of college and a completed bachelor’s degree.
If you have the required education then the prep books will help you brush up for the exam. If you were going to take the exam solely based on one prep book and no formal accounting/business coursework – you’d have a really tough time.
The CPA exam has a reputation for being really difficult.
How many times have you opened an auction in Ebay and been put off by a poor auction description?
Lots of times I’ll wager. The auction description, especially on Ebay, is a fundamental part of achieving a successful sale. If the description isn’t right, no amount of pictures or repricing will get your item sold. So where do people go wrong?
Firstly, make sure the standard of your writing is good. Ensure your spelling is always correct and that you write in clear, concise sentences. There is a tendency these days for people to write phrases to get their point across because ‘people will know what I mean’.
This couldn’t be further from the truth. When parting with hard cash for any item, people want to know exactly what they are getting for their money. If you have not been clear or are relying on hinting at something, a potential buyer will just look elsewhere, rather than be bothered to even ask you the question.
So what does this tell you about the level of content you need to supply in your description? You need to supply as much information as possible without swamping the buyer in a sea of text and pictures. This is why your writing needs to be concise. You need to ensure that you get across the maximum amount of information in the shortest possible number of words. To illustrate the point, how many times have you seen an auction, or even a website that takes a full five or ten seconds to scroll down through. Ask yourself now, how many of those auctions or websites did you actually bother to read all the way through? The chances are that it’s none, isn’t it?
From a practical point of view, you need to supply a good, accurate description of what it is you’re selling. Your facts need to be correct at all times. If you are unsure about any aspect of the item, you should state this in your description. It is far better to be honest about the item and your knowledge, than have to deal with an irate buyer intent on giving you negative feedback. It can all be avoided.
As with nearly all web related material, keywords are the key to getting your auction viewed by the right people. Take some time to think of what keywords you would use to find your item if you were looking to buy one. Make sure you use these words in both the title and description for your auction. Remember that some things can be called by different names in the US than they are in the UK: be sure to appeal to both markets.
An area vital to most Ebay sales, but neglected by many, is the condition of the item. Very few items will sell if the condition is not mentioned in the description. Someone else will mention the condition of their similar item and it will sell instead of yours. Be very careful with the language you use to describe condition. In some circles, words or specific terms carry a specific, unambiguous meaning. For example, if you are selling vinyl records, the term ‘mint condition’ is recognised as having a particular criteria for records to meet. If you are unsure, check out the meanings of condition descriptions on websites or in books relating to the item you are trying to sell. It pays to do your homework.
Lastly, you would be amazed at the number of auctions in Ebay that don’t have a picture of the item. It is highly unlikely that your item will sell quickly if you don’t put a picture in your auction. Some people make the mistake of using a stock, or library, picture of a similar item, usually taken from a manufacturer’s website. Avoid this for several reasons. Firstly, there is no substitute for actually seeing the very item that you will be bidding for; buyers want to see it, so show it to them. Secondly, if you don’t own the rights to the picture from the manufacturer’s website, which you won’t, it’s probably an infringement of copyright to use it without permission.
Remember:
- check your grammar and spelling
- be clear
- be concise
- be accurate and honest
- use the right keywords
- be clear on the condition
- use a picture of the actual item you’re selling.
If you follow these key points, you will improve your selling potential significantly.
About the Author
Paul Docherty has many years experience in technical writing, business sales proposals and managing large engineering technical writing projects. Recently he has contributed significantly to many websites including http://www.freewritingadvice.com
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