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On each campaign that you have, there is a drop down box on the right of the campaign. Click “Download Report” and you will get a spreadhsheet of all the data, including which ones sell.
The main difference for us…you can’t pressure can with the Instapot. That is a no-go for us.
But it sounds like a great deal for those that don’t want to pressure can Food. Much easier to use…
Retro, you are awesome and answered one of my questions in my head: Can you add a raw egg to the shake?
Glad to know you can and it is good!
I just thought of a perfect healthy Scavenger Life kitchen tool. Along with your Insta Pot (or Crock Pot)…get a Nutri Ninja.
Similar to the Nutribullet, I love being able to make quick, inexpensive meals that are healthy, quick to consume, and quick to clean up. I love that the container is what you mix and drink from, and I can make Bulletproof Coffee in there as well.
Example recipe I made this morning (and Veronica is going to have now):
1 sliced apple
Handful of leafy greens (Kale, Spinich, etc)
10 oz water
1 Vanilla Protein Powder scoop
1 packet instant oatmeal
1 scoop Super Greens Powder
1 scoop Beet powder
2 tblsp Collagen
1 tsp CinnamonBlend that sucker and enjoy!
Amen on inexpensive. We hesitate on cheap though. We aren’t foodies, but we enjoy good food.
That is why we love to cook. Inexpensive good food!
I see the same box.
Linda: I am trying your recipe! Sounds great!
PS – I love the Insta Pot recipes that are being shared, but we are sticking with the Crock Pot and the Pressure Cooker. Don’t need a third!
Here is how I read it. As a small business, our taxable business income that we will pay on our individual tax returns will now be reduced by 20%.
Best advice I can give you as an accountant? Have a professional tax preparer do your taxes, or at least use TurboTax (which is what I do). When I have questions that TurboTax can’t answer, I read the tax rules myself…
We are still steady going starting out the year. We usually stay pretty steady until the end of March or so until Spring Break/Summer Slowdown.
We have stayed at 5%. I see the trending rate on shoes is up to 11%, and I have seen men’s clothing go up close to that as well. I want to keep where we are as a baseline before moving up if I feel we need to.
I agree on that point. But this unit is planned to be short term. Long term would be a single warehouse with office space to house product and employees.
It will work out.
We did it (twice) when our boys did the shipping and shipped similar shirts to the wrong buyer. I caught it when I shipped the second one the next day.
We put SKUs on the shirts now…
Agree, you lose some space, no doubt. Anything that we would sell local, Craigslist, etc, it doesn’t make sense. But I can stack on shelves easier, I can have employees (or us) ship faster this way.
If they were unboxed, I have to pick up, bring home, box, then take back to FedEx. This way, I drop off in the way back. One trip and saves time.
Plus the item is protected from dust, bugs, etc while in storage.
We have started using Promoted Listings quite heavily, and we sell about 90+ items a month using them.
Is it a revenue stream for eBay? Yep. Does it move you up in search? Yep. Does that bother me? Nope.
Their platform, their rules. They have the eyeballs, so I have to play within their parameters (Bonanza has a similar setup, but we don’t pay it ’cause they ain’t got the eyeballs).
Do I wish that they didn’t have it at all? Sure. But when the rules of the game change, I change my tactics.
I don’t mind the extra fees at all. I could always just try Shopify or my own site, but it takes years and tons of money to advertise to get people to your site. And since I only pay when something sells, it is a great deal.
We had that Dicken’s Village up for almost 2 years…but it sold through the Promoted Listing.
