Friday, January 27, 2006

Zero Cost Profits Details? -

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I need some tips for selling handmade items on eBay.? -

First of all here is my listing. I had to re list it.http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie��The first time I started the auction at 9.99 because I m hoping to sell it for at least $15 to make a profit. I also listed another similar bag with a different pattern at the same price. Neither of them sold.I m new to selling on eBay and I need some good tips. Thanks.

For starters, keep in mind that we are in a recession. Many people are unemployed (10%+) and millions of others are fearing for their jobs and/or perhaps working for lesser wages. In short, many people are buying only necessities.Regardless, if at first you don��t succeed������..I suggest you augment your description. Talk the item up. Add some ��sizzle.�� You add sizzle by using adjectives, i.e., words that DESCRIBE. Adjectives make prose and your items come alive. Without them, prose is dull and your items less appealing. You can even have a little fun with it. In short, make your descriptions stand out above the crowd. Make sure your pictures are clear and ��crisp.�� There are far too many pictures on ebay that are dark. If prospective buyers can��t see your items clearly, your items, more than likely, will not fetch the closing prices they deserve. To remove darkness, use any photo editor to add some brightness and a wee bit of contrast. Eliminate clutter. Prospective bidders don��t want to know what kind of cereal you eat or what kind of kitchen table or bedspread you have. Use a SOLID backdrop when taking your pictures as you want to focus all of the attention on your item. In short, the one and only thing you want in your picture is the item being sold. A SOLID white or light blue backdrop is best. However, there are certainly items that won��t show well on a light backdrop. In these cases, use a darker backdrop. And for gosh sake, don��t even think of using a plaid blanket as a backdrop for your pictures as I once saw on ebay. You should also crop the photos in your photo editor. Good pictures can add 5% to 10% to final closing prices. GOOD DESCRIPTIONS + GOOD PICTURES = GOOD PRESENTATION. This is what you should strive for.Do not limit your auctions to one country. SELL WORLDWIDE. The reason is elementary. You now have access to the largest market ebay has to offer. Limiting your auctions to only one country also limits your potential profits. A basic business tenet is, the greater the potential market, the greater the potential to maximize profits. But do note in your listing that PayPal is the only form of payment you will accept from overseas bidders/buyers. Through experience, you will learn that there are certain problem countries. Italy seems to be one of them. Mail sent to buyers in Italy very often ��mysteriously disappears.�� If this is the case, just note in your listing you sell to all countries EXCEPT (name(s) here).However, if you decide to limit sales to only one country, such as the USA, never say NO when you receive an email asking if you would ship to Taiwan, Germany, Australia or wherever. The reason is that you have a ��FISH ON THE HOOK!�� This person will bid! When he or she does, this may force a previous bidder to enter another, higher bid or force later, first time bidders to come in with higher bids. So always say YES to these emails if you want to maximize your profits. But do say that PayPal is the only form of payment you will accept from these overseas biddersTo ensure you don t take a loss, start the bidding at $14.99. That s what I would do. No one likes to lose money on something that took time to create. Your time is worth $$$$.GOOD LUCK!

In all honesty, your best bet is to go to eCRATER.com and/or etsy.com! They specialize in selling handmade items and the people can be a great help! Seriously, check them out!

I work for Aflac and am running into dead-ends with businesses. Any ideas of places to try? -

I work for Aflac and have tried tons of small businesses. I was just wondering if anyone has any suggestions on places to try that may have worked for them in the past that I may not have tried yet? Any ideas would help! I have mainly tried all types of small businesses but wasn t sure if anyone had some ideas of places that I may not have thought of yet.Thanks-

AFLAC is a ripoff. Most of the money goes for commissions and profits. The policy holder get very little back.

Running into dead-ends--a lot of them--is what sales is all about. You have to go through a LOT of no s to get to one yes. You should be contacting a minimum of 20 businesses a day. Do that every day, every week, without fail. In addition, join a networking group (BNI is great) and talk to everyone you know about what you do. Rome wasn t built in a day, and you don t become a good salesperson overnight. It takes a long time and a lot of practice. People come into Aflac expecting it to be easy and it isn t. It is NOT, however, a ripoff as someone else here wrote. I ve worked for them for a long time and they are an excellent company. Anyone who has had a bad experience with Aflac is the exception, and usually it s because they didn t know what they were buying, or didn t read their policy, or finally, they had an issue and didn t have an agent to assist them.Good luck; it s not easy, but if you re cut out for sales, it is a great company to work for.

Might want to try contacting the various National or Local Associations Maybe they can promote it for you through their membership or you can advertise in their newsletter if they have one.

Business excell query help !? -

i need a formula template or something so i when the number 14 or less is typed in to a cell(c3) a 0.50 charge appears in a cell next to a sub total (c12) i believe it sum thing along these lines if it helps if(c3= =14 ... then i forgot my AS ict course please help

=if(c3 =14;0.50;0)??

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Thursday, January 26, 2006

H2O Just Add Water Mermaid Tails? -

I ve been doing some special effects work like masks and stuff for some local people around my town and i had someone come up to me and asked me to make teme a mermaid tail like the ones on H2O Just Add Water i have a general idea of the design but i dont know what to make it with it also has to be swimmable if some one could help me that would be great :)Sorry didnt know what catagory to put in :)

Tell them the best trademark mermaid and mermen tails (even mermaids for events) are at mertailor.com you can see all the videos online on youtube of their work beautiful tails swimming underwater.

Are GPS coordinates copyrightable? -

I am trying to find the copyright status of GPS coordinates. Are GPS coordinates facts, hence not copyrightable? If I was to copy a whole bunch of GPS coordinates from a hiking book, for example, to use in my own commercial website, is that copyright infringement? If you know the answer to this question I would really appreciate it. Also, if you could provide legal texts to support your argument, I would appreciate it even more!Thank you!!!

GPS coordinates are not protected by copyright.

while the previous answers are correct in that GPS coordinates, in and of themselves, can not be copyrighted, I think you find that a particualr compilation of them will be very much copyrightable. Take English words, for example. Not one of the words in Steven King s new novel can be copyrighted by itself (unless he coins a new word), but his particular compilation of words into a novel will be vey well copyrighted.

GPS coordinates ARE NOT copyrighted materials. Those coordinates have been around for HUNDREDS of years. No one owns a reference to a location.

Does anyone work from home? If so, how do I get started? -

I want to be able to work from home, seeing as I have a two year old and a disabled husband... Can someone please help me find a legitimate job that pays half decent for data entry/typing or assembling envelopes or crafts. I can work all the time, with no limits on hours... Please help?

You need to send your resume out to real jobs you are qualified to do. In your cover letter you need to state that you wish to work remotely, from your home office. LOTS of companies, especially in CA operate this way. They usually provide transportation for you to come in for an interview and for you to attend company meetings a few times a year, but otherwise everything is done online.

If you are an accomplished typist - word processor and have recently visited your local city college or university librarian, you can apply as a certified graduate typist, earning between $1.50 to $2.00 per page for a master or doctoral thesis. The librarian will provide you with a sample of the typing template (i.e., margin settings, font selection, page set up, etc.) in order to complete these projects using Microsoft Word. An average weekend income is about $300-$400 for two days work.Good luck!

There are no legitimate jobs. No one needs work at home people for data entry, stuffing envelopes (the one time I did stuff envelopes, I did it at their location) or assembling crafts.If you find any of these jobs offered, they are all scams wanting you to pay them for the bogus information.

I work from home w/a company called West At Home I have also worked for Teletech/Hirepoint, they are legit. I also heard Cloud 10 was a good one. Check out the websites, I won t steer you the wrong way like some of these other posters! Best of luck hon!

Go to your hospital.I have a friend that picks up transcription tapes in the morning and works at home.Once a day she travels to the hospital drops off her work and picks new work.Otherwise - most things on the net are scams - don t you dare touch them./

one word - ResearchLook at the companies that are placed before you, type in their names into search engines and the word Scam and see what comes up. Sometimes rivals will put things on boards that are not true, and time times you will see that 20/20 or Date Line did a show on them- look at that information.Check the BBB web site and see what it says, find out the complaints and see what awards they have won.I work with a company that is in good standings with the BBB, has near a billion dollars in sales last year, and has over twenty years in business. Took me about three years to find it.If you want the companies name contact me and I will send you the contact information and you can check it out yourselfVery happy to hear about your two year old and very sad to hear about your disabled husband. I am a stay at home Dad that spent a couple years recovering from a work injury (almost ten years and its still not 100%) so I understand how hard it is.Good luck,Guard5a

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