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Get them for free every closing…perks from the contract job. Day 2 is always crazy, so we get free Jimmy Johns. #9 every time…
That is where I found my emails when I realized I wasn’t getting them…
Good old Yahoo trying to do my thinking for me. That is one thing I hate about the latest trend in technology. Don’t think for me. Stop helping. I know what I want to do.
Sometimes I think Google is like that annoying friend that is always trying to finish your sentences for you…
The business is still in the home. Our Homeowners Policy is covering the house and our personal property. The Business Owner’s Policy is covering the inventory, liability for damages, outside inventory, protection from hacking, lost income, etc. for the business. Two separate policies for two different legal entities.
No affect. The two are separate. This is specific to the business property, off-site business property, employees, etc.
Good thought. We are still reselling, so I didn’t think about that side, but I should look to add that next time. Probably doesn’t move the cost much to add it…
I would love that. We have recipes that we can contribute (fair warning though…mine take some time in prep…)
That should be a doable goal. If you list 10-12 more items than what you sell each week, you will be there! Good luck!
Very nice!
I will have to do a year-end summary when I get back home (closing the year at the contract gig this morning).
That looks great.
The STR on that timeframe is interesting. Since it is for 10 months, that would be around 2.4% per month. That looks pretty low.
At that point, I would look at the brands strength. Are there a lot out there? How fast are they selling? I like to see how quickly the market is selling (knowing that sales are for 90 days, I compare the number sold to the number listed. If they are almost the same, then the STR is about 33%). If there a lot out there, and they are slow sellers, lower the price. If there are very few out there, with a normal relative STR (25%-33%), again look at your price.
This is also assuming you have updated your listing title, description, keywords, photos, etc. first. Sometimes those items just have to be tended to. And just double check your pricing to the “market”, meaning to your brand and type of shoe.
Retro: I totally agree with your resolutions. They should document both sides of a resolution and have that available to both parties upon request. Keeps out the opinion and sticks to the facts.
I think I will. I have thought about starting a blog, and this would be a good reason to start one.
Thanks for the push!
From my understanding, it is not EBay that starts this, it is someone else that reports your listing to EBay. We have had warnings before on items that have thousands of other listings that stay active. Sometimes it is just your turn to be reported.
You can report all the other listings if you want. We have seen that happen before…
