Should You be Using RSS Feeds and Blogs?

Written by Craig Desorcy


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Day after day, afterrepparttar kids went off to school Alicia spent a few minutes blogging about everyday events inrepparttar 108691 life of a mother. She incorporated RSS feeds into her plan, and included a great number of links to other sites of interest (all affiliate links.) Day by day she watched her web traffic increase and her bank account grow. By Christmas time she hadrepparttar 108692 most amazing surprise to present to her family - a bank statement that proved she had earned more than $30,000 in her spare time of a few minutes each day.

How could such a simple marketing plan work for an obvious newbie? Simply! Alicia just found a plan that involved a little technological knowledge and implemented it. She happened to have found a way to get her site indexed and listed on search results almost immediately. Spiders love updated content and long lists of related links. Alicia, like most mothers, knew that if you feed something what it likes, it’ll pretty much do what you want it to! For Alicia, a little mother’s insight paid off.

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EBay: No Way…Yes Way (Ten Seller Themes)

Written by Barbara Snyder M.A. Education


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6. Some advice about setting up your auction items would be to consider having your item run seven days with an end of bidding time somewhere between 7 PM and 9 PM on a Sunday night. That seems to berepparttar consensus amongstrepparttar 108690 top sellers. There has been much dialog on just how to increaserepparttar 108691 amount and number of bids, but there are too many variables to consider. Suffice to say, it really does depend onrepparttar 108692 product itself (and whatrepparttar 108693 condition and competition is our there).

7. Some ofrepparttar 108694 most unique aspects of selling have to do withrepparttar 108695 seasonal items that permeaterepparttar 108696 auction block at certain times ofrepparttar 108697 year. If a seller wants to work year-round, he or she will have to broadenrepparttar 108698 horizon by finding seasonal items for all seasons. Yes, you can sell Christmas items and move right into Valentines Day and Easter and so on. Why not? These are what people are looking for.

8. One controversial topic is drop shipping. If a seller is getting a product from a third party, drop shipping is a convenient way forrepparttar 108699 seller to deliverrepparttar 108700 product. It keeps them out of it. However, that means that a back ordered item could result in a poor rating forrepparttar 108701 seller becauserepparttar 108702 item was delayed. Most buyers picturerepparttar 108703 item inrepparttar 108704 hands ofrepparttar 108705 seller and expect to receive it within a few days. The pros and cons of this arrangement need to be carefully considered. 9. Now torepparttar 108706 fun part. How do you getrepparttar 108707 money? More and more people are using PayPal. It is quick, efficient and simple. A seller can make other arrangements and accept a check or money order, butrepparttar 108708 wave ofrepparttar 108709 future is setting up an account with PayPal. In addition, setting up an online account withrepparttar 108710 United States Postal Service will also save countless hours inrepparttar 108711 lines atrepparttar 108712 post office. Work smarter, not harder, etc., etc.

10. A seller can look at other things to sell besides a physical product or item. Many are getting into self publishing or offering a service. Some expanding entrepreneurs are opening up a consignment shop situation, which helps those who want to sell but “don’t do computers.” The possibilities are unlimited.

Selling products and services from a home-based business can be an exciting, and hopefully profitable, situation. Go into it with a solid plan based on accurate information and withrepparttar 108713 knowledge that it is going to be hard work, just like any other job.

For more on eBay selling and using online auctions visitrepparttar 108714 How To Sell On eBay Resource Page located at http://www.sbmag.org.

Copyright usage: No permission is needed to reproduce this story. The Aboutrepparttar 108715 Author statement must remain in tact. We also request notification of whererepparttar 108716 article is being used so reciprocal links can be considered. mailto:barb@sbmag.org

About the Author Barbara Snyder is a retired California Distinguished School Principal and Coordinator For Human Resources. She has a master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction. She holds elementary education, secondary, community college, and administrative credentials. She is currently the publisher of http://EducationResourcesNetwork.com, co-publisher of Strictly Business Magazine, http://www.sbmag.org.


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