When thinking about starting an online store, or selling products or services online, one might want to figure out which products are bringing in the cash. I've been experimenting with selling on eBay. I've only sold clothes and shoes, but wanted to find out what products would bring in more money.
I found an article that does a good job of breaking it down. The top selling items are Software, books, music, videos, flowers, computer hardware, consumer electronics, office supplies, apparel, and footwear. Click this link -> eStorefront Guide for more info.
After reading the information I think I will stick to selling apparel. From my own experience with online sales I can say that children and women's clothing sell much faster than men's clothing. I'm making plans to open my eBay store as a children's clothing store.
My name is Juanita. I am a 41 year old mother and grandmother. Years ago I got pregnant at the age of 14. I gave birth to my first child at the tender age of 15 years old. I went on to graduate high school as a member of the National Honor Society. I then graduated Community College with a Paralegal Studies degree as a member of the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society. I had three more children along the way. I got married. I continued school. I landed a career in Banking. I got divorced. My children have almost all grown up and here I am; in my 40s, single and sharing my experiences and thoughts with the world.
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I think that internet marketing is such a good way to sell products these days.
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