Recent content by alandeparts

Not much more complicated than that. Must not be detected as robotic in any way. Let me know what pay arrangement you're looking for and if you're okay with a small sample to start. I'm looking for people that can do more than just run scripts. If you can drive actual organic traffic, that...

Looking for PROs for a long term project, all bias aside is this the best place to look or should I be hitting up freelance sites and the like?

Trying to figure out a framework here for a project and I need to be able to log into a site with a subscription payment service but don't want the kite to lead back to me, suggestions? Site doesn't take bitcoin, but does take Paypal or Credit Card.

Amazon's descriptions are horrible, why would you want to take those listings? Put a WYSIWYG plugin into your cart and get a table copier for firefox to paste the manufacturer description into your copy.

A business intelligence site. They went up to 2019 =| Still trying to figure out how to work with a subscription site that does recurring billing using a prepaid card that I can load with cash. Feeling my way through this.

All your funds should be received by Paypal. They will report your gross earnings and at the end of the year you can get the report from PayPal. Gross Earnings -What you sent to the drop shipper -Refunds -All your other costs Profit. Do everything by credit card and use a bank that...

Frankly that is totally unacceptable. You'll need to perform better and work your way out, it's unlikely they'll lift it because 10% is outrageously high. I had one of my worst months in years and it was still under 1%. Sorry to be brash, but you can't excuse that performance and expect eBay...

Amazon is better for long term branding and you can achieve 1:1 gross revenue long term. Short term eBay will outsell anywhere from 5 to 2 times as much. eBay is a race to the bottom, Amazon is a race to ratings.

Your listings will be penalized for not using PayPal. PP is not as bad as people portray it to be.

You'll need to do "due diligence" and find your own factories. I won't give away the golden goose, but you can't make money with an agent. Agents are for big fish that have premium positions in the market. You'll need to be able to risk by using TTs and using due diligence. If you can't...

It's almost entirely based on sell through, but it also involves machine learning (I know someone inside). There are literally tens of thousands of variables that even the programers don't know what they mean. There are core guiding metrics, but the system assesses what makes people happy and...

Most customers will accept a feedback revision for a straight refund without sending the item back. Their time is worth a lot. If your item is expensive, you're in a tough place. You can offer chocolates. Break out of the robot mold and offer some real sympathy that way, it wins people over.

You're more likely to get banned for trying to buy feedback. Just organically gather feedback to start your account. eBay is very fickle to start, once you're established they give you more slack.

There is price management software on the eBay application marketplace. I assume you mean price management. Not sure why a price tracker would be relevant to listing.

It's fine, ship out 100 items a day in plain packaging with no packing list. Just have your order management system send tracking and FAQ info. Resellers like it because they don't have to open the package.