You may have heard about Younique in the last year, in particular, their 3D fibre lash mascara. I follow Samantha on Instagram, and once she posted her “yellow status” certificate, I knew I had to ask her to write a guest post about her experiences selling with Younique – in particular, how much it has cost her to get started and how much money she has made. Here she shares her insights. ***** Founded by
Listing on eBay can be a time consuming chore, and when your item doesn’t sell, you may be wondering what to do next. Donating your items to a charity shop is a good idea, but there are other things you can do to release some cash from your unwanted items. Don’t be surprised if your eBay item does not sell first time round. I usually relist items six times before I stop trying to sell them
Selling on eBay has just become a whole lot easier. From 13 May 2014, eBay are now offering sellers 20 free listings a month across all categories except Motors, starting at any price. For any subsequent listings, the charge will be 35p per listing, regardless of the starting price. This replaces the current promotion where sellers can list 100 items a month, starting at 99p, for free. You will also be able to schedule 20
Amazon marketplace is a great website for selling your books, CDs, DVDs, games and more. There are plenty of benefits for listing your items for sale on Amazon: No listing fees Exposure to Amazon’s buyers (of which there are millions) Your listings stay live until they sell or you remove them All payment is handled through Amazon, keeping you and your buyer safe. How to list on Amazon marketplace: Type the name (or ISBN)
With the rise in eBay fees and eBay cases opening, Facebook selling groups provide a great alternative marketplace. With a less formal approach, no fees, and in most cases, no postage, it is becoming my preferred method for selling items, especially larger items. Selling on Facebook is easy. You upload your items and if someone is interested then they arrange to come and collect it from you. Remember that these groups are run by general members
You may have been reading my blog for some time, or you’re a new comer. Hello. I really want to hit home to you about how you can make extra money. There’s always something you can do, but knowing where to start can be difficult. So here, I present you with possibly the best blog post ever. I’m going to show you how to make £1,000. You see, £1,000 is just 100 £10s. And I’ve
I am mad. This happens a lot – but this time, it is about eBay. They have just announced changes to their final value fees. When you sell an item, eBay take 10% of the final sale price in eBay final fees. This has slowly been increasing over the past few years, and of course, we are due another rise. Except this time, they have changed the final value fees to include not only the
A few weeks ago I blogged my boot sale haul, and here I am to let you know what has sold on eBay since then, and how much I’ve made. Purchases: MAC eyeshadow bought for £1.50. Not sold yet 3 Benefit, 1 Burt’s Bees and 1 Too Faced make up items bought for £2. The Benefit Erase Paste sold for £6. The others are yet to sell. Barbie camera bought for 50p – not listed
