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  Nick

  1 år dage siden

  SWEET! I had no idea about Amazon's webstore. That makes it seem alot easier to set something up. I've used Microsoft bcentral but it was a pain and I didn't like the way it worked. Thanks!
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  Bruce Buck

  1 år dage siden

  I'm assuming that's $60/month regardless of the your store's revenue?
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  Josh

  1 år dage siden

  Yep Bruce. 60 bucks. but what I like is that you can have as many as you want and the 7% is based on your sales.
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  Matt Baron

  1 år dage siden

  Try http://www.shopify.com
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  Josh

  1 år dage siden

  Hey Matt, excellent suggestion. It was a real close call between Amazon Webshop and Shopify. I probably like Shopify better in ease of use, but like the visibility of Amazon (even though you can do fulfillment through Amazon on Shopify) a bit more. I haven't tried SHopfiy out completely, but didn't notice any up-selling or cross-selling features. That would be great.
  
  It also depends on what you're selling I suppose. Like for t-shirts I would suggest printmojo.com. They are the store and fulfillment so you have more time to do what you enjoy, instead of handling shipments. I did a cost comparison and when I checked, you could make better margins using them rather than setting up shop and getting a printer yourself.
  
  Thanks for suggesting that!
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  Clement Banner

  1 år dage siden

  I may have to reconsider whether or not to set up shop again now. I wasn't real familiar with ecommerce stores and when I tried I was way over my head. I didn't have the type of support that I needed and it was just a nightmare. I like the sound of the amazon program I really sounds easy to use. The support they offer is real appealing as well. Thanks Great post.
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  John Cow

  1 år dage siden

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  R. Karen

  11 måneder dage siden

  I have to say, that I could not agree with you in 100%, but it's just my opinion, which could be wrong.
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