When you feel like playing it safe is restricting your growth a little too much, you can always get yourself a warehouse or maybe just a little storage unit, and then purchase a pallet or two of shelf pulls, for pennies on the dollar, from a liquidation company!

 

 

Up to this point we have never really taken out the word "eCommerce" from the concepts of this podcast, but see what happens when we just talk mainly on just selling online.

Title says it all.  Today we talk about how popular dropshipping has become and as this business model increases in saturation, putting a dropshipping business together that succeeds is not so easy anymore.  In fact; you really might need to be prepared to fail your way to success and not fear it along the way.

As we start a new decade there will be some changes in life and new and exciting things shall present themselves.  Today it is all about looking at what could possibly be a sort of new outlook as to finding products to sell in 2020.  Can this be your year to really start to prosper?

We discuss the differences in eCommerce business models and the three pillars that make an eCommerce business work well.

When a problem comes along, instead of whip it, you must find a solution.  Once you have done that and the problem is solved, now you know what a great selling product is especially if it was a common problem.

So we have been here before at the start/finish line of eBay selling tools, but today we go over them again and point out some available tools that can help us to sell better and they come from the eBay homeland...imagine that!

Today we go through that last 9 episodes of the MMD Podcast and take a look at what exactly we learned in each of those discussions, but along the way we also cover the ultimate best practices for learning how to get yourself up an running in eCommerce online.

We're running out of time to ship for Christmas but we discuss continuing the big picture and not being stressed about selling for the holidays so much.

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It sounds like a simple task but actually setting up shopping on Instagram comes in layers like an onion, first you have to set up a Business Manager and have a page on Facebook.  We look at the process and as a case study try and set this up.