Make sure that your ads say wholesale only, this way you will eliminate traffic from retail buyers. If your warehouse is open to the public, then you can ignore this rule.
Rule #2
Although you want as much traffic as possible, you also want to make sure that your profit is large enough to pay for the advertising. Monitor your cost per click
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Direct the visitor to a specific product page where the product is for sale. This will encourage the visitor to stay on your closeout web site since he will have found what it is that he is looking
Rule #1
Because you will be paying every time a visitor clicks on your ads, you want to make sure that only actual potential customers that are resellers see your ads. While you cannot guarantee this, one method for achieving this result is by advertising for key words that are tightly related to your products. For example, if you wholesale women's Coach handbags, you should bid on the keyword phrase "wholesale women's Coach handbags." Your keyword list should cover all your wholesale closeout products. You can also advertise specifically to clothing shops, dress boutiques, flea market vendors, dollar stores, and eBay sellers
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Rule #4
Not every retailer and flea market vendor has a mastery of spelling. You would want to advertise for common misspellings, slang usage, and word abbreviations. Also, if you are selling to buyers in Africa, Europe, and the Caribbean, remember than even though they might speak English, they will use different words when searching for a product. For instance, while retailers in Africa search for "wholesale career suits," Caribbean retailers will search for "wholesale Church suits."
Have you ever considered buying a "used" purse? I've asked some friends about this and I get mixed reactions. To some it's too Eeeww, too personal. To others, it's not a big deal, why not?
This article is not meant to convince you that buying used is the way to go. I know for some gals (or purse boys) it's just too personal an issue and will NEVER buy used. But if you're open to the possibility, buying "used" makes sense.First, let's change our paradigm - it's not used it's previously loved. I know several purse lovers and I can tell you many, many purse lovers baby their bags. Some more than others, but most do care for their purchases and clean them often with leather cleaner and moisturizer or baby wipes.
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You can use pay per click search engines to advertise your wholesale and closeout products. Google
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Write strong ads that leave no doubt as to what your wholesale products are. You should include the prices of your merchandise, for example, "Wholesale Polo Ralph Lauren Shirts $19.99 Each," this way you will only receive traffic from buyers that are willing to spend that amount on your shirts.
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