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How can we promote our website to get more sales? We sell a few items on Trademe and with all completed sales parcel up and post within 24hours of receiving payment. We have business cards and made a small flyer promoting some other items we have for sale trying to direct to our webpage. We also have a FaceBook page where we promote some items directing to trademe or webpage to complete a purchase. We also encourage people to ask questions and tell us what they like so we could order in for them.This is a web based tiny partnership while we both still work fulltime and hope to build up to one needing a retail presence.
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- 1 month, 1 week ago
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How To Sell Leather Products in New Zealand
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- 3 months, 3 weeks ago
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Hi Experts bonjour-havelock-north.myshopify.comAbove is the link to my online store set up by myself, with remote help from a friend over the last five weeks. It isn’t working. Once you see it I’m sure you’ll know why. It’s clunky, hard to navigate and rather boring. I don’t know what else to do. I’ve attended multiple online courses and am overwhelmed. I’m not tech savvy (circa 1960) but have tried my very best. I have spent a lot of time loading stock onto the store and still have a lot more to do in that regard. I understand I need branding and marketing strategies also. I need help with this too. I’ve owned my store for only 19 months and I love it so much and I’m feeling desperate not to lose it. Thank you in advance for your help.
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- 8 months, 1 week ago
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If I get requests from my website etc can I send products out?
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in: Fashion
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- 9 months ago
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Hi . We run a small footwear retail business and have done so for 37 years . We use our database of customers and facebook as a major part of our marketing program . My question is when we are allowed to reenter the market place do you suggest that we go back with a short term aggressive discount marketing program or continue on with our normal marketing program which is more informative marketing than hard sell ? The informative marketing program has worked well in normal trading times but the present could be called anything but normal .RegardsGrant Collins
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- 9 months, 1 week ago
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how am I going to continue to pay $550 per week on my retail lease space when I can’t open my doors for sales?
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- 9 months, 1 week ago
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Hey there, first of all thank you for your service on these hard times.Before this lockdown i was planning on starting a clothing line business and didnt know how to.I want want to know if there’s a better way that i could launch my business during or after this crisis. I’m definitely willing to put in the work and learn to get my business up and going. However, im in need of a mentor or guidance from someone who’s done and been through it before and is willing to advise me some insight on how i can provide value to start and grow my business.
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- 9 months, 1 week ago
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Hi – we are a tiny NZ SME supplying Countdown and we haven’t had an order since the COVID struck. We urgency need the cashflow and for the stock not to age too much, because then they won’t accept it. The buyer is trying but no luck. How do we can a vital re-suppply order?
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- 9 months, 1 week ago
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How can we promote our website to get more sales? We sell a few items on Trademe and with all completed sales parcel up and post within 24hours of receiving payment. We have business cards and made a small flyer promoting some other items we have for sale trying to direct to our webpage. We also have a FaceBook page where we promote some items directing to trademe or webpage to complete a purchase. We also encourage people to ask questions and tell us what they like so we could order in for them.This is a web based tiny partnership while we both still work fulltime and hope to build up to one needing a retail presence.
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