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Bigboxsave.com Presents the BigboxTweet

August 19th, 2009

For the latest in China wholesale electronics deals and information, check out Bigboxsave on http://twitter.com/bigboxstore .We will be tweeting daily to bring you instantaneous updates about the latest product releases and price discounts on our site.

Signing up to follow our Tweet means that you can be the first to take advantage of our deals.  This offers you two very attractive opportunities. First, knowing which products are being offered at lower prices increases your profits.  When we lower our prices, you can also lower yours, but by a smaller amount.  This gives your profit margin a nice boost.

Second, it allows you to discount your price before the competition.  For an online retailer, making money is dependent on having the best deal immediately.  A $10 discount on the latest iPhone clone is the difference between making a sale and being out-priced by competitors.  Staying tuned to the Bigboxsave Tweet is a good way to ensure that you are always offering the lowest price on the net.

So sign up, and let us do your research for you.  Up to date info on all the latest China electronics deals can be found on twitter.com/bigboxstore.

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The Top 5 Places to Resell China Wholesale Products

July 26th, 2009

Once you have found a China Wholesale Manufacturer that you are ready to work with, its time to start advertising online.  So what is the best place to start?  This post will outline the top 5 places to sell goods online.

1. eBay.com

The largest online site, consumers know they can buy just about anything on eBay.  Whatever you are selling, it is cheap (only small listing fee and a success fee on items sold are charged) and easy to advertise on eBay.  This site is primarily frequented by Americans, and is therefore probably your best bet for selling goods in the United States.  However, it is also used by people all over the world.  You can advertise goods for a set price, or allow users to bid on the price of your goods.

2. Craigslist.com

Craigslist is another great site for selling any type of good or service imaginable.  The advantage of Craigslist is that your buyers know that you are local.  You can choose the city that you are in and advertise your goods for free.  This instills confidence in buyers, as they know that you are a local retailer.

3. Start your own site

If you would rather not go with the giant Internet advertising websites listed in the other top 5, it is a great idea to start your own website.  While this does require some time and technical expertise, it has the benefit of setting you apart from other online retailers.  You can create your own look and feel on this website, basically creating your own store front online.  You sacrifice the amount of traffic (hits per day) that larger websites provide, but in time may get more purchases per hit if your website and products gain credibility.

4. Oztion.com.au

An eBay competitor, this is an online auction site for retailers in Australia.  This site is dedicated to those selling goods down under, and is a valid alternative to eBay.  If your business is located in Australia, advertising on both eBay and Oztion is probably your best bet.

5. eBid.net

Ebid.net is making a name for itself as a legitimately free advertising site.  While it gets less traffic than, for instance, eBay, they charge no listing fees or final value fees.  On this site, you can also choose your country of origin, and sell to domestic consumers.  This, like on Craigslist, ensures consumers that you are a local retailer.

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