Ebay, your local stores have bullentin boards, word of mouth, local newspaper, call you re friends, good Luck!!
how bout ebay or craigslist...that s what i would do :)
Ebay, your local stores have bullentin boards, word of mouth, local newspaper, call you re friends, good Luck!!
how bout ebay or craigslist...that s what i would do :)
There are people who sell these information out to the public. It is also known as leads in business terms.
OKay .. I am in the business so i can give you some good advice... the easiest way to sell the shirts is on ebay... that is your expenses are low and you will get your shirts out there... i suggest spending extra money on to highlight your listings it will make sure they get seen. before you start getting worried about keeping up with orders ... you have to get them first... trust me once you see orders coming in you will be able to do it.. you are going to need t-shirts, transfer paper and an iron to start... oh yah and a good printer... as far as shipping goes i do my shipping labels through paypal, that way i get delivery confirmations and all.. and print the labels from home... then i just drop all of my shipments off at the post office.. no waiting on long lines and stuff like that.. .if making shirts and shipping them is too much then you can use a company like cafepress.... they will list your designs on their site and then send them out when someone orders them.. you get paid but you do not get as much as u would if you did the work on your own. feel free to check out my web site which i use for promotion ..... http://www.stylehippo.com... most of my sales come from ebay, but it is good to have a site...
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You should visit The Small Business Administration (http://www.sba.gov/). This site will be your go-to site for understanding what is needed to start your own business. They provide instructions, guidelines and resources to get your business up and running.I know the thought of opening up a consignment shop may be in its very early stages, but you may want to check out or bookmark this site, http://www.l-trondirect.com/ once you get it up and running. My friend recently opened up a small retail store in town and he was looking for barcode scanners to track his inventory and purchasing point-of-purchase equipment, like those electronic signature pads you find at many stores near the checkout. This site was a huge help when it came to equipping the store to manage the product sold, capturing payment methods of his customers and whatnot. You may find this site useful in time.Best of luck to you!
http://articles.latimes.com/2009/jun/03/��The notion that it is wrong comes from the Starbucks Class Action Lawsuit. The Baristas had to share their tips with their shift supervisors... and this lawsuit has been going on for years.Just recently it has been reversed again.To be very honest.... an owner should have the moral obligation to either stay out of the tip jar or give their employees a living wage that doesn t require them to depend on tips as an income.If that employee makes minimum wage or little above.... the tips are hers. Because frankly dear.... the owner makes enough on the profits.
No. It is illegal to pay less than the state minimum wage.Many employees and employers believe it to be unfair for the owner of the business, who receives all the profits of the business, to also share in tips. It can be a disincentive for employees who have to share their tips with the owners.
I don t know about the legality of the owner taking a portion of tips meant for employees; I do however think it is unethical.How can an employee respect an employer who gives the impressin of being either needy or greedy enough to take tips?.
dude tips r 4 the buisness and u r an intrigal part of the buisness. it isnt illegal. who is the moron who told u that?
it s not illegal but it is a moral thing she should not take any tips from her employees
You might also try Ship n Shred. You can drop the shredding off at kinkos. http://www.shipnshred.com
www.shrednations.com/shredders/marylandthen, on the home page, pick the nearest city