Hi
I need your advice! If have traffic per day (Booth [URL removed] 120) because I have no sales. Why? You could visit my Booths and you give me some advice. .
Thanks
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TimeMall Reputation: 29 See TimeMall's booth |
It looks good to me. Summer is a slow selling period for me.
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SpaceAgeAntiques Reputation: 172 See SpaceAgeAntiques' booth |
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I find the wording in your booth banner somewhat problematic. First, it’s in Spanish, and second, it really doesn’t describe the bulk of the products in your booth. Just my two cents…
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ToysAndTreasures Reputation: 916 See ToysAndTreasures' booth |
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Nice booth.
I have read from nice and wise folks here on Bonz that you need 2 out of 3 [URL removed]
mpn
upc/gtin
brand
in the traits in order for google shopping to show your items. ;) I took a few ‘minutes’ (ha!) to add them to my listings and found it helped me get on google shopping. (Although it can take google a couple/few weeks to pick up on your items after you improve them.)
As far as dropshipping…many people here are leary of them (as am I, and I use dropship!lol) but many buyers who aren’t sellers don’t mind them much, except…you want to make sure you’re hypervigilant about removing items that become out of stock. There’s NOTHING WORSE than going to buy something and a few days later finding out the seller didn’t have the item in stock and they’re refunding your money.
So if you maintain good feedback and don’t get feedback from buyers complaining about your item not in stock, then you’ll get more buyer trust.
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TimsDiamondWillow Reputation: 910 See TimsDiamondWillow's booth |
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