Blow up your business by starting a Facebook business page in 4 steps

Facebook is all the rage, and as it should be. Facebook has created a very nice niche of metrics available to their business accounts, that are hard to find for free. 
Here are a few steps to help you blow up your facebook page. 

Step 1
Set up your page, but first study your preffered niches. Go to google trends and look at whats popular. Does anything stick out at you that you like to do. If motorcycle maintenance, or hotel motel management. choose your niche and start a page. Begin to get pictures and different things in your head that you would like to start. 
Step 2-begin setting up your page. Come up with a snappy title, and facebook will let you know through the add a page process, if the title your using is acceptable. "A lot of times they will go ahead and let you use it, and then you just put another name close to the one you want, as the way to contact you. The first page has about 6 boxes where they ask you what the page is for. A business, a company, a hobby, and on and on, pick the one that applies. 
Step 3-Once you get the page started, Facebook will give you a tour of everything that is available to you. Go through the tour it is very enlightening. 
Step 4-platform your page on your regular social account that has the most friends. USe the box on the left hand side to invite all of your friends. Your hand may get tired, but keep at it. Switch hands if you have to. 
Usually the likes will come very fast. Let them come. 

GETTING STARTED WITH GOOGLE ADSENSE AND MAKING MOOLAH!

Things discussed in this issue! 
1.How to get started with Google adsense

2.Ad Placement
3.Using Blogs to add adsense
4.How you get paid

1. How to get started with Google Adwords. -Go to google and open a Gmail account. Then click on the apps button and go and apply for a google adsense account. It will take google a day or two to get you verified. Once you are, you'll need to generate your first adds, and get the code to do so. Once you have the code, you can click and past it into your HTML designer from your website or blog and your off. Its more complicated than this, but its the basics of how to get started. HOW TO GET STARTED MAKING SERIOUS CASH ON EBAY!
2.Ad Placement-Where you put your adds on your site, are very important. Test,Test, and then test again. So fare I've made some pretty good money from adwords, but I've done a lot of testing. So Test and then test again. Also experiment with borders to help you get a feel for it. 
3.Using blogs with Adsense Pick a good Niche to write about. Something that people love to help generate natural organic traffic. Then marry your adsense account with the blog site. Blogger is a good site to start with to learn how to do this. Or open your own website and build your own blog, and then begin promoting it. 
4.How you get paid-Once you reach $100.00 google will issue payment to your authorized bank account. They have elimintaed paper, and are doing it this way. Happy Blogging. 

ITEMS THAT SELL FAST ON EBAY, MAKE FAST CASH! DM Blog#3

Everyone likes to jump a few steps sometimes. From selling, to packaging, to reserach. Here is a quick blog to help you find items that sell very quickly on ebay and other sites. And where to pick them up cheap, or sometimes how rather. CLICK HERE FOR PART 2 OF THIS SERIES

1)Vintage Books-These are a great seller on Ebay. Most books stores, have days when they mark stuff down. But you can do better than that. Look for obscure books, that look rare. Search thrift shops and places where you know they aren't looking the prices up. And buy all they have. Also some thrift shops have days when they let you buy a sack and fill it full.These are the days to buy your books. 
1.Buy from thrift shops 2.Mark down days at regular book stores, and join there club. They'll add percentages for you. 3. Library close outs, some libraries liquidate there books from time to time. 

2)DVD's-these are still good sellers. You can buy them and lots and break them up and sell them individually. Do as many sales a month until ebay raises your limits. Be sure to check the discs before you buy and list that in the quality section after you test the disc. 1) Video stores going out of business 2)Other sellers on ebay selling in bulk. 3)Libraries selling their borrowed DVD. 4)Rummage sales 

3)Clothing-discounted racks at retail stores trying to sell clothing at the end of the season is a great place to find discounted merchandise. They want to get rid of it, and you want to sell it. 1)retail racks discounted at the end of the season 2)rummage sales are great for used clothing 3)Facebook yard sale sites, tons of baby cloths on those sites for almost nothing. 
4 SIMPLE TRICKS TO GET STARTED WITH GOOGLE ADWORDS AND MAKE SOME FAST CASH

These are you top three things to start with and begin selling. Be strong on the conditions of these items, and be strong on price. Happy Selling!

Double boxsets are great units to sell together. 

Individual DVD's are great to sell as well. 

Rare books are a great start, so search for those books. 

Magazines are worth starting with as well, because they become very hard to find after a while. 

Vintage Cracked Magazines, mad magazines and more!

HOW TO GET STARTED MAKING SERIOUS CASH ON EBAY PART 2-Finding your Niche

In our last article Part 1 we discussed the key components to getting on the way to making some serious cash-ola on ebay. To get started I listed a few things that are musts to get going. But the main one was inventory. You've got to discover what you niche is and how to exploit that niche. And everything about it. My origional Niche actually was video.

So What needs to happen to get you to learn about your niche,and the market that it is sold in. Here are some ideas. 

1)join the club-what do the members of this Niche do? 2)Where do they buy their items for the Niche at?3)Who belongs to this club and why? 4)How many sub Niches are there? 5)How much money do they spend?

On your inventory side-1)Where can you buy the items in this niche?2)How can you buy it wholesale and sell it retail? 3)How hard is it to ship it? 4)And what problems would you have with delivery? 5)What is the best shipping service to use for this item? UPS,USPS,Fedex, and what other shippers are available. 

6)Do the items go in and out of popularity?(This up your risk factor)7)Do many business in your area go in and out, so you can virtually buy distress inventory?

These are just a few ideas, to help you along in discovering your Niche. In our next article we will discuss what to do once, you've figured out what you are going to sell. 

HOW TO GET STARTED MAKING SERIOUS CASH ON EBAY! Part 1

I've been doing business digitaly since 2004, when Ebay and our friend the internet were really beginning to take off. Ebay was a new source of income,and taught me that there were some basic components, that you could string together and make a pretty nice living. I'm going to list my first steps to getting started on ebay,and then in later articles I will get to some more advanced aspects of marketing, blogging, and  making money on the internet.
     A friend approached me and mentioned that they were making money on ebay. I'd dabbled with it in 2001 and bought some Randy Couture instructional video tapes, and remembered that it took the seller forever to mail the bootlegged videos that I'd bought. (more on bootlegs later) And I thought wow, here's system where you can make a little money. I didn't percieve at the time that there could be a lot of money involved, but thought it might be worth a look. Here's what I used to get started, and I'll show you how things have changed since I started.

1. A digital Camera -ebay seems to be limiting use of your phone to upload pictures or are requiring a hight level of pictures. When I started ebay would almost accept anything, man that has changed today.
2.A computer and a printer-the printer was for shipping labels from paypal and the computer was for listings.
3. Shipping supplies-tape, mail bags, adhesive, printing paper
4. Inventory-the most improtant of all ingredients. This could help you sell across multiple platforms. At the time I did Ebay and Amazon,and both were different in some ways, and in future articles I'll discuss that.

     In the good ole days, it was easy, you would list items,and check your metrics to see how many watchers you had, and things would sell in and out, and you would contrast your bottom end with how much money you had invested. The first few months, you will sell things laying around the house and in the garage. So you Overhead is much lower. After you run through all of that you will begin to acquire inventory that moves for you, based on what you had laying around the house. Where you can find stuff,and what's available in your market. I call this a Retail Poacher, because you can thrive off of stores in your local area having sales,and going out of busines. Because of your low overhead, you can acquire this inventory very cheap. But once its gone, its gone.

In the good ole days, you could sell CD's in bulk, as I have one listed to the left here. I did this a lot, looking for rare CD's and getting them at a good price and then turning them over to ebay. I would research very rare artists, find what items people were looking for and then post them, and sell them for a nice profit. 

Magazines were a good market for me as well. I would find very rare magazines and sell them for $19.95, if it didn't work at that price I would drop say 20% based on what the market would tell me. Plus I always loved magazines so going out and looking for them was a lot of fun. 

These are just a couple of items that I used to great affect. So follow the four steps above to get started, and follow over to my next blog which is a part 2 to this series. If you haven't done part 1, get these things ready and go to part 2.