seems the site is down ??
Date: Mon, 3 Nov 2014 15:15:18 +1100
From: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [MOPO] [FYI] Stage Two: Social Media Part I
To: [email protected]
Tom
Of course one of the key differences between a paper catalogue and
an online business is that one can control the stock much better
online; if all you have to sell in an online business is two items
then that all you can take orders for whereas a paper catalogue
delivered thru' the letterbox does not deduct the stock as orders
are placed, so I truly doubt that a flood of orders will kill any
business who has products listed on BIDLL, at worst it will make a
lot of the dealers stock poor but cash happy.
Of course not all of the products on BIDLL
are Buy
Now, some are for Auction
and of course not every auction is not due to end the same day as
other auctions. All Buy Now listings are also placed with to end
at different times (dependent on the preferences of the listing),
listings can be set to end after 2,4,7,10, or 14 days and all
listings can be set to re-list automatically 0, 1 or 2 times (for
free) too.
Just as the number of serious collectors is probably quite small
conversely the number of casual and impulse buyers is probably
very large, so we all are catering for a wide array of people and
interests.
regards,
David Rew
bidll.com
for serious collectors
Tom Martin wrote on 3/11/2014 2:09 PM:
well at one pointI mailed out 10,000 paper catalogs,,
between the labels and the postage it cost about 1.00 a catalog to
do... we had a 30% responce raet back then with 3% being
considered good.... but a flood of orders can Kill a business if
not prepared,, almost more then NO orders...if more then 20-30
orders came in righ now my computer would blow a hadgasket and
smoke capasitors...at moment i like just being a small vendor I
can always expand with proper capital and logistics in place as I
did when I had ten employees and we would crank out 30,ooo
clappers a month for Disney and Universal.. even the big guys had
toslow down and reel in costs as the public stopped buying all the
media like Vhs and dvd s now..it seems to be content and Iphones
andmore Of a minimalist attitude...exscept the Top 1% that are
spending like no tommorrow... thats great if it trickles down to
the middle class that needs a shot of cash flow right now...IMHO..
20 million is a heady amount.. for anything... I would guess
thereare maybe 40,000.00 serious colectors worldwide Tops from my
gut...and maybe only 2000 very serious with maybe 1000 at the top
end. just a gut feeling... now in movie interest period ther may
be 100 million on a concervative guesss.in USA alone.. best of
luck...its always fun seeing things grow and ebay started with Pez
dsepencers. I heardso anything is possible.
On 2014-11-02 21:30, David Rew wrote:
Hi All
Starts this afternoon (my time) will be target specific adverts
with
a click thru to www.bidll.com [1]. The targeted audience is the
some
20 million+ Facebook members who have stated an interest in
Vintage
Movie Posters, Movie Memorabilia, Comic Books, Coin, Stamp,
Breweriana
collecting etc etc and so on...
Here is ONE variation of the advert:
[2]
I was just thinking perhaps now is as good a time as any to
have your
products on display on www.bidll.com [1] and either to purchase
and/or
auction and, just as a suggestion, at very attractive prices!
Remember it's FREE to place a standard listing and ONLY a 3%
success
fee - where else can you get that?
See you on bidll [3]
--
regards,
DAVID REW
BIDLL.COM
FOR SERIOUS COLLECTORS
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