How to i take a picture of my inventory? -

i wanna no how to take a picture of my gaia inventory

Get a digital camera and some good lighting. Photograph the individual inventory items from the front and side. Make the appropriate notes of the item s description and quantity. Download the photos on to your computer and write up the description.

What do you do ? -

after you absentee owner wants to start coming in to work? Its been 4 years i have been running his store with no issues. This owner knows nothing of the industry, bought it as an investment lol. but now wants to start delegating. Should i tell him to beat it? Or let him just run the store into the ground and go over to the competition? Nice guy but knows nothing of the trade and cant hold a wrench of work sales. Dont know what to do. Any help would be great. Thanks

Harmony, you ll need as much harmony as you can get here. Sounds like a very sticky situation you ve found yourself in. I d suggest a two-prong strategy:Do your work wonderfully. Most bosses in their hearts know what they know and don t know. Your guy can bluff and bluster all he wants, but I m guessing that in his soul he is well aware that you are the person who can truly get things done. But sometimes bosses are slow to recognize an employee s value. So, to help prove that to him, I would try to schedule a personal vacation for a few days; do it soon, so he gets a glimpse of what life is like at the shop without you. If you are correct in your judgment, your absence should prove that to him.At the same time....Start your own business planning. My guess is that Plan A has less than a 50-50 chance of succeeding. It s his company and he has the right to run it any way he wants to, even if that means booking a one-way trip to the dung heap. But I m not sure why the only alternative you ve mentioned is to go over to the competition. If you know this business well and have had success growing it, why not see if there s a way to build your own? Is there room in the market for a competitor? One other thought as you re working through this: You might see if the owner is willing to sell the business. Since you say he s a nice guy, there might be a win-win here. I m smelling entrepreneurship in your future.

Is bigspot.com a good site for making money at home? -

No, just another scam.You can only obtain legitimate work from home positions from brick and mortar companies. You want to send your resume out to companies hiring for positions you are qualified for, but include in your resume that you have a home office and you wish to work remotely. Include how you have your home office set up and what equipment you already have in order for you to perform your job. These jobs are just going to advertised as jobs, they would not promote them as work at home because they would hear from too many unqualified people.

The same way I do. Go to my website here:http://www.wix.com/lildamanted/earnmullababyCashcrate is a great website to earn money, especially if you gain referrals.I earn about 500 dollars a month from referrals(people that sigh up under you).If you don t believe me just copy and paste url and it will be all the proof u need if you want to learn how to make money .note: Im 16 years old making 500 a month from internet basically doing nothing, You can do the same if you sign up and get people to sign up under you. please give it a try. I ll even send you my own personal guide if you need it.

Starting a car detailing business? -

How good is it to start a car detailing biz. I have over 10yrs of experiance. I know that the economy sucks now but it will get better

The problem with starting ANY business is that it takes money to start most of them. As you know, all of those chemicals and what not cost money, then you have to take into account having to pay staff, etc etc but the question is, how big of a business are you planning to start. if you as an individual put ads on craigslist and put out some fliers in nice neighborhoods and this n that and ran a mobile car washing service it would cost you substantially less than it would to have a brick and mortar location somewhere. the problem with starting big like that is that you need to spend a lot of money paying employees, rent, electricity, supplies, and most of all marketing / advertising. advertising is the most overlooked part of being in business, but it s pretty much the most important.. without knowing how big you plan on making this it s hard to give a good answer... but.. if you can give me an idea of that i can give you ideas about how to do it...

Im considering making crafts at home to sell for an additional income. Ill be making hand crafted soft -

sculpture dolls, stuffed animals and some cross stitch work. Without having to resort to the expense of renting space at a flee market or consignment at a shop, what would be the best option to advertise my work and at what leval of earnings would I need to file income tax on any profit I acquire?

Lois, the best low-cost ways to advertise your work would be to do it online, which is where many artists are spending their time these days. And since you ve come to Yahoo! Answers for advice, I m guessing that would feel comfortable to you. {Have a look at this article I wrote for the New York Times about artists exploring new markets for their work: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/27/busine��eBay and Etsy are two sites that are very popular with artists. There s no middleman between the artist and the consumer; you can set your price and terms and go from there.eBay has a huge community of crafters and offers a guide to getting started. http://pages.ebay.com/buy/guides/crafts-�� If you ve already sold other things on eBay and are familiar with the process, that would be a natural place to try. Some artists prefer to sell their work in an online community that is focused solely on artists. That s where Etsy comes in. Etsy is basically an online shopping mall where all the stores sell hand-made items. While Etsy isn t free, it comes pretty darn close. Signing up for Esty and opening your online shop is free. Once you list items for sale in your Etsy shop, you pay 20 cents for each item you list. When you make a sale, you pay a commission of 3.5 percent. Full details on how to start selling on Esty are here: http://www.etsy.com/faq_selling.phpAs for taxes, what you re selling doesn t matter. Income is income to the state and federal tax collectors. The short answer is that you after you ve reached $400 in self-employment income, you ll have to file federal taxes. But your tax situation will depend on a variety of things, including what other kinds of income you have. In addition to federal income tax, there is also state income tax and sales tax, which both vary by state. The Small Business Administration website has a useful section on tax planning for small business. {http://www.sba.gov/smallbusinessplanner/�� Make sure to also talk to your regular accountant.

Lois, there s always SOME marketing expense, and resorting to renting a table . . . sounds like you re saying you want to make but not sell.Well, you have to get attention SOMEWHERE if you re to sell your stuff, so either suck it up and do the flea market circuit, or learn about SEO to drive traffic to you (or pay someone like me to do it for you if you don t have time or interest in learning it for yourself).As for the tax question: the CORRECT answer is that you pay at your marginal rate , but there are so many permutations on what that means and even questions about who you are that the question can t really be answered here without making assumptions. I won t do THAT, and neither will any other consultant worth listening to!Reach me through the link if you want help . . .Jeff

First things first, get a state sales tax number. You ll save yourself a lot of headaches. And when filing a Federal tax form you ll need one that covers businesses. just follow the prompts. As for advertisement you ll just have to test the waters. Good LuckEdit: Some towns only allow you to have one yard sale per year so check with the town zoning officer. Also you may need a state tax license to sell at established flea markets. Do your home work pronto. Ignorance of the law is no excuse. Do you remember this past summer a young girl was selling lemonade in NY Central Park and the park police issued her a summons for not having the proper permits. The case was dropped but she had to move on. And I believe her father paid the fine.

You could get a states licence to sell,But you could sell at yard sales,put a ad in the local newspaper or ebay,craigs list. etc.Good Luck!

Suggest a good broker for opening Dmatamp; trade a/c. On line amp; Previous day order facility required.? -

I have seen Angel broking on line system. My friend told that several shares are not allowed to trade by Angel. Is it true for all Agents. What will be the fees for intra day delivery. Kindly help.

I like IndiaInfo line compare with any other. Their trading terminal also good. Reliance is also good one to try if you like to do heavy trading.

Ebay private auction? -

do i need a credit card for a private auction or how many options do i need to pay for a private auction

Private auctions means that the buyers name and id s are all private (means it will stay anonymous) so you can pay by whatever method buyer accept on that auction.. paypal.. or credit card, debit card, money orders... all depend on what buyer accept ..Good luck and have a great day ..