How do I or other people view my free store items and do I have to make a categorie in my booth for them
I want to use it like a buy one get one free thing. Thank you .
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CAMEOMUSIC2 Reputation: 92 See CAMEOMUSIC2's booth |
You can make a category if you wish
Buyers can set the sorting to Lowest Price first and the freebies come up first if they are listed
You can put link in your listings so that when the buyer clicks, it will take them to a page with freebies (this can be added when making the listings or through batch edit option of adding text at end of listings)
Buyers can see site wide freebies by Clicking on the link, in “Browse by Categories” up above..
For the most part since most buyers come directly to the items from internet searches, they rarely even see the “booth view” and would never even know there was a freebie category (usually only members actually know or those who deal with the site)
The other option is to just send a freebie along with purchase..many do that.
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
Under “Edit Booth Options” , “Discounts and coupons” , at the bottom there are 4 options under “Freebie policy” make sure that yours it set correctly for the way you want to offer them.
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Ms_Prissys_Patterns Reputation: 366 See Ms_Prissys_Patterns' booth |
Okay thanks so after they buy a cd nothing pops up saying you get a free one I would have to put that in the listing right ?
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CAMEOMUSIC2 Reputation: 92 See CAMEOMUSIC2's booth |
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Yes, you would have to put wording to that effect in the listing description. You would then have to hope that your buyer actually read the description and knows what to do. I would also add a few lines explaining how to get the freebie.
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AbbysAttic Reputation: 395 See AbbysAttic's booth |
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