Showing posts with label selling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label selling. Show all posts

Monday, April 22, 2013

10 Places to Sell Your Digital Products

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Selling digital products is one of the best way to make money online. Not worrying about inventory, shipping, or damaged goods is definitely a huge perk. As long as they have an internet connection, your customers can be anywhere in the world to purchase your product. This eCommerce dream is now reality and today we will list high profiled marketplaces to get you going.

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Wednesday, March 27, 2013

eBay Experiments With A New Way To Get You To Sell Your Junk

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eBay is reinvigorating its core market with a host of new experiments—many of them aimed at bringing in more goods for sale.

The latest, a program called Sell It Forward, literally has people mailing it in. Customers sign up on a website; have a bag with postage prepaid sent to them; and mail in clothes, shoes, and handbags. eBay's partner in the program, the San Francisco Bay Area branch of nonprofit Goodwill Industries, then will attempt to sell the goods.

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Thursday, November 8, 2012

How to Build a Company You Can Sell: 4 Rules

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Around this time last year, ShareFile founder Jesse Lipson was in the middle of a big transition. He did what many entrepreneurs dream of doing: He built a company and sold it--and to not just anyone. Citrix acquired his cloud storage company (for an undisclosed amount).

I recently interviewed Lipson and he gave me his top four tips for building a business to sell.

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Monday, September 10, 2012

Entrepreneurs: 5 Reasons Why Your Products are Not Selling

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There were numerous times when I was browsing through the items in the store and I’ve set my eye on one particular product. It had everything I needed and wanted but at the end of the day, I left the store with another product instead. It is a common phenomenon in a multi-branded store, but competition aside, there are many reasons why consumers may like but not buy your product. Often a consumer’s buying pattern is tailored by demographic factors, which sometimes surpresses even the consumer’s original preferences for what they really want to buy. But that’s not the only reason.

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Monday, July 23, 2012

Current top 10 bestselling DSLR cameras on Amazon

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I’ve compiled a list of the top 10 bestselling DSLR cameras on amazon today for those of you who are looking to upgrade their gear, or simply just compare different cameras.

Not really surprising but still worth noting, according to customer rating and orders on amazon, both Canon and Nikon dominate the whole top 10 list.

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