It’s November 3rd! And we are NOW in the holiday selling season homestretch.
This is my 16th holiday selling season (online AND offline!) and so my body automatically jumps into “sprint mode” for the remaining two months of the year.
I love the extra burst of energy I get this time of year!
So let’s get busy! LOL! 🙂
Seriously though – if you sell products online, this IS showtime!
And things can get hectic for even the most seasoned online sellers this time of year…
Which is why I want you to know that I am here EVERY step of the way for YOU this holiday season – helping you navigate smoothly through this time of increased sales, more customer service questions and LOTS of wrapping, packing and shipping!
To do this – you & I will need a communication plan for the next 50 days (until December 22…)
1. Twitter. During the next 50 days I’m going to be the second pair of eyes on your business.
I’ll be sending out daily reminders of things you need to think about BEFORE they need to be implemented.
I’ll help keep you on track – so YOU can focus on your sales and your customers.
To get these daily tips and reminders, you’ll need to follow me on Twitter.
I’ll be Tweeting several times a day with your key business reminders, as well as Hot Trend Alerts, holiday marketing tips, and ideas for making some S.T.E.P.s (Short Term Ecommerce Profits tm) this season.
2. The WhatDoISell.com Discussion Forum. If you have an issue/question/strategy that you need my input on, the best (and quickest) way to reach me is in my private Discussi on Forum. I’m in there weekly, along with several of our experienced and sage sellers who will be your resource, your inspiration, and your holiday selling network.
NOTE: The current trial membership offer ends November 12th. For good! (You won’t see a trial offered at this price again.)
Alright gang! This is it. Let’s rock-n-roll and get this holiday selling party goin’!
PS: I forgot to mention – I’m NOT going to overwhelm you with “things to do”!
No! This is all about being a lean, efficient, holiday selling machine. AND having time for your family and YOUR OWN holidays.
Your Partner in Online Holiday Selling Success,
Lisa Suttora
I Lisa I’m very septical about this because I lost so much money trying to find a chanel to heop me build my buisiness. Have been trying a lot of buisiness and none of them worhed so far. I’m new to Ebay. I need to know what to sell , how to find them and make a good listing, how to build a website. I can say I’m very exsited about your training becaused of long years of experience.
Sincerely
Lousta
Hi Lousta,
Creating an online ecommerce business that brings in a consistent income (whether full-time or part-time) is definitely not a short-term “get rich quick” process (as some will try to lead you to believe). However, if you find a niche market to sell in, do your research on what trends/products that market wants to buy and connect that market with the products that they want to buy – you can create a successful business.
Starting on eBay is a great place to start because it allows you to test out an ecommerce business without a big investment. Start by selling unused items around your home.
The average person has $3K – $5K worth of unused items in their house. Sell these on eBay and get a feel for what it’s like to list, sell, wrap and ship goods. This is a fast and easy way to determine if an ecommerce business is right for you.
Once you are sure this is the direction you want to go – then you can start the next steps of building a part-time business.
-Lisa