Need help !!
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waterworks
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- Sep 28, 2013
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That's a robust use of exclamations as I've seen. Lol.
A little more information would be helpful. Do you want to sell them through places like Amazon? Or do you want to create your own store? Or both?
Might look at shopify.com and read up on everything there just start becoming familiar with your options.
A little more information would be helpful. Do you want to sell them through places like Amazon? Or do you want to create your own store? Or both?
Might look at shopify.com and read up on everything there just start becoming familiar with your options.
thanks
the products are clothing for children and their accessories & a lot of other stuffs handly made of cotton!!
first i want to try selling them on amazon & ebay ...
& if it works(made some sels) why not open my own store
what do you suggest? in your opinion what is best for a beginner ??
the products are good normally they are destined to be sold on Exhibition !! for the prices i don't know !!
DanielMP
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- May 17, 2017
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The ideal would be that, besides selling or not in cloud platforms such as Amazon or Etsy, you had your own online store. Your store wouldn't just be yet another source to sell your products, but a place to establish your brand, build an authority and eventually to get more visible in Google.
It also would make easier for you to market your products; for example, you could also use your site to gather your leads data and build an email list. You could use many tools like Google Analytics to study and learn more about your audience. And a broad list of other advantages.
Of course, having a website will cost you money and time (because it's not only about building it, but also to maintain it, optimize it, doing A/B tests, etc., so eventually you would need to hire someone to help you on these tasks), and specially if you want to build a decent ecommerce site. Depending on how you do, you would expect to see results in the mid-term (unless you have already a solid social base following you, which would make things much easier).
So my personal thought is that you could try first to market your products in Etsy (from what I have seen, it's widely used by retailers who craft their own products), try to build relationships with other members and see how it goes.
Google "how to market in etsy" and you will get some interesting resources to learn and to get you started
It also would make easier for you to market your products; for example, you could also use your site to gather your leads data and build an email list. You could use many tools like Google Analytics to study and learn more about your audience. And a broad list of other advantages.
Of course, having a website will cost you money and time (because it's not only about building it, but also to maintain it, optimize it, doing A/B tests, etc., so eventually you would need to hire someone to help you on these tasks), and specially if you want to build a decent ecommerce site. Depending on how you do, you would expect to see results in the mid-term (unless you have already a solid social base following you, which would make things much easier).
So my personal thought is that you could try first to market your products in Etsy (from what I have seen, it's widely used by retailers who craft their own products), try to build relationships with other members and see how it goes.
Google "how to market in etsy" and you will get some interesting resources to learn and to get you started
blogzandstuff
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- Jan 1, 2015
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Have you not thought of eBay?
fire fighter
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- Feb 11, 2018
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you can open pages for it in social medias,selll through e commerce stores,start a website for selling you products,
The ideal would be that, besides selling or not in cloud platforms such as Amazon or Etsy, you had your own online store. Your store wouldn't just be yet another source to sell your products, but a place to establish your brand, build an authority and eventually to get more visible in Google.
It also would make easier for you to market your products; for example, you could also use your site to gather your leads data and build an email list. You could use many tools like Google Analytics to study and learn more about your audience. And a broad list of other advantages.
Of course, having a website will cost you money and time (because it's not only about building it, but also to maintain it, optimize it, doing A/B tests, etc., so eventually you would need to hire someone to help you on these tasks), and specially if you want to build a decent ecommerce site. Depending on how you do, you would expect to see results in the mid-term (unless you have already a solid social base following you, which would make things much easier).
So my personal thought is that you could try first to market your products in Etsy (from what I have seen, it's widely used by retailers who craft their own products), try to build relationships with other members and see how it goes.
Google "how to market in etsy" and you will get some interesting resources to learn and to get you started
is Shopify recomended or should i make my own website (worldpress...) i hyave no programming background !! but i know people who can do that for me !! the things that i don't understand is how you can get data of people who visited your website & the tools used to retarged them !! if you have some time to give me more details !!
AnastasiaAff
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- Jun 22, 2017
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Why don't you try social media to promote and sell your products?
Builder Dave
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For hand-made stuff, you might want to try etsy as well. When you first try things out, don't spread yourself too thin. Try one platform at a time and after you've used one platform for a while and have learned from your mistakes, only then move on to the next one. If your products and prices are good, sooner or later, you are going to get the hang of it. But that's only if your products and prices are good.
If you want to open your own e-commerce site, first you need to think about how you are going to bring potential customers to it, that's the difficult part. That's why starting on ready-made platforms might be a bit easier when you have no experience.
If you want to open your own e-commerce site, first you need to think about how you are going to bring potential customers to it, that's the difficult part. That's why starting on ready-made platforms might be a bit easier when you have no experience.
qubertisonpoint
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- Feb 14, 2018
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Maybe shopify + CPA?