not only that - it need to be a commercial licenseprolly class B - maybe Class A CDLall the best
Ummm. yeah. A license would be a good start.
not only that - it need to be a commercial licenseprolly class B - maybe Class A CDLall the best
Ummm. yeah. A license would be a good start.
Hi NazoGirl Each store can set it s own price according to factors specific to that location for example higher or lower overhead (rent payroll, property taxes etc). If the locations are close together, customers will soon discover the price difference and may react by gravitating to the location with lower prices. Placing a sign in each store advising customers that your prices vary by location is wise. You might consider averaging the retail price by taking the overhead of the total operation as your base for adding markup. Finally, it is not uncommon for retaiI chains to price merchandise in high rent locations higher. An office worker in an office tower in downtown Toronto likely understands that a bagel in the work place is more costly to buy than at the neighborhood store in a Pickering Plaza where they live. If they like the product, they will likely pay a premium for the convenience of having access at work. I hope this is helpfulFred Norman
Differential pricing or price discrimination
Price Discrimination - as it is charging a higher price for the same product, and discriminating by location.
It s called marketing.
you need to base your percentage onyour cost + decent margin could be up to 5%
you need to work out what your costs will be (not including the products).Then work out what you expect to sell in a given time period and proportion the costs to that period.so say you costs are ��500 a month and you expect to sell 2-3 dresses which costs ��300 each. for 2 dresses to sell, the total cost would be ��500 + ��600 = ��1100 therefore you would need to add on at least ��250 (2 x ��250 = ��500 costs) margin per dress in order to break even.If you sell 10 dresses, then costs + product cost = ��3500 , to break even you would have to sell the dresses at ��350 each which is a ��50 margin obviously the fixed cost of ��500 a month wont change and if you expect to sell a lot more dresses a month then you can bring the margin down to a more acceptable level. the main thing to work out is the costs and the number of dresses you expect to sell and obviously how much profit you wish to make and add this on top.
It also depends on what prices your competitors charge. So you need to consider the cost, margin and competition.
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some cities permit that; I would ask your planning commission if your house lot is zonedC2--retail. if not, you might not be ordinance -wide permitted to do so.do you have a biz plan written? I will guide you for free til the end of the year.
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I usually just get their address from PayPal when I get ready to ship. You can set up PayPal to let you print postage or a UPS label, which comes out with the address on it. In eBay, go to the product page while logged in and click for transaction details.