What do I need to start a laptops store

[aladinhw]

hello,

I wanna start an ecommerce website that sell laptops , What do I need for that ? Is there any companies like clickbank but that sell laptops and that pays via paypal ?

 

[blackma]

Laptops?

 

[trushafty38]

website?

 

[tjpasha]

first go get some laptops..........
doorship-use search option

 

[Flinx]

You need to subscribe to the free trade magazine called "Computer Reseller News" (CRN). You will be buying wholesale from distributers and all the distributers (such as Ingram Micro) place ads in that magazine

Flinx

 

[figgity]

hello,

I wanna start an ecommerce website that sell laptops , What do I need for that ? Is there any companies like clickbank but that sell laptops and that pays via paypal ?

If you don't want to buy wholesale and resell the laptops, you should consider signing up with Amazon or CJ. With Amazon, you can set up a site and sell their products. You would get a cut of the proceeds. CJ (or Commission Junction) is an affiliate marketplace. You can find vendors who are looking to get the word out about their products. You can even use CJ and service like DataFeedr to populate a site with products from the merchant you chose to promote on CJ. Amazon and CJ (with DataFeedr) work well with ecommerce set ups like ShopperPress (runs on Wordpress).

 

[aladinhw]

Thank you all for answers but I already did my searches and Found many affiliate programs but they all were in CJ or Amazon and those companies don't pay via Paypal and that's My major problem ! I need a company like those , but pays their affiliates via paypal.

I am not interested in wholesale and staff , I don't have the ressourses for that yet. So for now , I just like to be the middle man. I used to be a clickbank affiliate , and I made like 500$ but then I quitted koz I can't cash their check here. So all what I need
now is a company that pays via paypal.

thank you in advance

 

[n3tb00m]

Wow, this is pretty big investment

 

[aladinhw]

you didn't give me answers guys,I wish you help me in this

 

[littleg2008]

If you are in a country that does not accept CJ checks to cash in then i doubt you are in a country that any affiliate program would accept sending payments too via paypal. I could be wrong though. Maybe there is another alternative for yourself?

 

[rudeprincess]

If you made $500 but can't cash the check, why not get a partner? I am sure there are people here who would be interested in a JV.

But I don't know any program like you are looking for. Sorry I couldn't help.

 

[aladinhw]

If you are in a country that does not accept CJ checks to cash in then i doubt you are in a country that any affiliate program would accept sending payments too via paypal. I could be wrong though. Maybe there is another alternative for yourself?

No , I can use paypal with ease. Checks are my problem and I want my money to stay online , Only for the online use , Like buying/selling websites and developping new buisnesses.

If you made $500 but can't cash the check, why not get a partner? I am sure there are people here who would be interested in a JV.

But I don't know any program like you are looking for. Sorry I couldn't help.

It's ok , But a partner will be great. I am interested in that but It's hard to find some1 trusted these days

 

[RicherJack]

If you don't want to buy wholesale and resell the laptops, you should consider signing up with Amazon or CJ. With Amazon, you can set up a site and sell their products. You would get a cut of the proceeds. CJ (or Commission Junction) is an affiliate marketplace. You can find vendors who are looking to get the word out about their products. You can even use CJ and service like DataFeedr to populate a site with products from the merchant you chose to promote on CJ. Amazon and CJ (with DataFeedr) work well with ecommerce set ups like ShopperPress (runs on Wordpress).

What kind of margins would one be looking at with a setup like this?