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Vintage to New, Lowery's Loft LLC has something for you. On eBay, this "Groovy Educator" sells vintage costume jewelry, collectibles and retro toys. I also sell educational activities on Teacher's Pay Teachers and I am currently exploring Amazon Associates in a strong effort to work from home. Suggestions are always welcome.(lowerysloft@yandex.com)
Showing posts with label lowerysloft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lowerysloft. Show all posts
Monday, December 1, 2014
Cyber Monday SALE
Labels:
cyber monday,
ebay sale,
groovyeducator,
lowerysloft
Monday, May 19, 2014
Growing a Customer Base
This last week I have devoted countless hours to web reading trying to discover how to build traffic to my website.
I've looked into stumbleupon, digg, trafficswarm, Facebook, Google + communities, Pinterest, & more. I wish I could crack the code to exponential growth.
Perhaps that is reserved for startups with a fantastically original product.
My store celebrates unique items. I tend to focus on jewelry and collectibles but like to add other "fun" items. I've considered changing my strategy but this store is something I enjoy right now and I want my customers to enjoy it too. I do not want to sell items that I am not interested in. Perhaps that is poor judgement... Only time will tell.
This Saturday, I worked the local Flea Market. I brought a lot of my teacher "stuff" to sell and items to declutter my house. In a smaller corner of the table I had some of the collectible type items I like to list. Anyone who seemed interested in those items, I handed out a business card.
Handing out business cards is new. Is there an etiquette to this? It is yet another area I plan on researching. Everything is new. Everything is exciting. Everything kind of feels like being caught in a rip current where you don't know if you will make it back to shore or drown.
Any advice is always welcome. I will share as I learn which will hopefully help others succeed like me or learn from my mistakes.
Here's to adventure!
I've looked into stumbleupon, digg, trafficswarm, Facebook, Google + communities, Pinterest, & more. I wish I could crack the code to exponential growth.
Perhaps that is reserved for startups with a fantastically original product.
My store celebrates unique items. I tend to focus on jewelry and collectibles but like to add other "fun" items. I've considered changing my strategy but this store is something I enjoy right now and I want my customers to enjoy it too. I do not want to sell items that I am not interested in. Perhaps that is poor judgement... Only time will tell.
This Saturday, I worked the local Flea Market. I brought a lot of my teacher "stuff" to sell and items to declutter my house. In a smaller corner of the table I had some of the collectible type items I like to list. Anyone who seemed interested in those items, I handed out a business card.
Handing out business cards is new. Is there an etiquette to this? It is yet another area I plan on researching. Everything is new. Everything is exciting. Everything kind of feels like being caught in a rip current where you don't know if you will make it back to shore or drown.
Any advice is always welcome. I will share as I learn which will hopefully help others succeed like me or learn from my mistakes.
Here's to adventure!
Labels:
business cards,
business strategy,
flea market marketing,
growing a new business,
growing traffic,
lowerysloft
Monday, December 2, 2013
CYBER MONDAY SALE!!!
CYBER MONDAY SALE!!!
15% off all Fixed Price Items!
Several Auctions started as low as ninety-nine cents!
Labels:
clothes,
collectibles,
cyber monday sale,
disney,
disney beanies,
Fixed Price Discount,
jewelry,
Low Auction start price,
lowery,
lowery's loft,
lowerys loft,
lowerysloft
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