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July 05, 2007 - Have you ever wondered whether those stories about women who work from home running a store on eBay are really true? Are people really telling the truth when they claim, “I work ten hours a week and make more than $500!” Author and mother of three, Kristi Patrice Carter knows that they are telling the truth. As a successful eBay store owner, Carter has created a website www.sellchildrensclothes.com to share her secrets of success.
“I created this site so that I could teach stay-at-home parents how to have a lucrative career selling children’s clothes on eBay,” says Kristi. “The first hurdle is realizing that there is an online demand for designer children’s clothing. It’s common for people to think, ‘But would people really want to buy these clothes off the internet?’ Well, the answer is a resounding, “yes”. According to Carter, “People really do pay good money for children’s clothing and opening your own eBay store will allow you to capitalize on this growing but lucrative niche.”
Carter’s site is bursting at the seams with tips to help you take control of your finances and run your own online children’s clothing store. There’s practical information about the pros and cons of operating an eBay store, which Carter has learned through establishing her own successful online outlet, as well as from speaking to eBay PowerSellers. “PowerSellers move hundreds of items a month and make thousands of dollars each week – there is nothing that these guys don’t know about selling children’s clothing online.”
The newly-established site is also a repository for extensive information about how to source children’s clothing to be sold in your online store. “I started out like many eBay sellers do – hoping to recoup some of the money I’d spent on buying cute designer clothes that my children outgrew in a matter of months,” says Kristi. “But within weeks, I had totally cleaned out my children’s wardrobes and I was looking for more things to sell!” Carter’s site outlines how you can put your bargain-hunting skills to best use, buying children’s clothing from designer fashion outlets and making bulk purchases.
With Kristi P. Carter’s background as a writer, you can be sure that the information presented on her site is easy to understand. “The main barrier for a lot of parents is feeling that they don’t understand the internet or computers – this is especially true for mums who’ve been out of the workforce for a while,” empathizes Carter. “But honestly, it’s not hard to do and you will quickly get the hang of it.”
If you don’t catch on straight away, never fear. Carter has also written an e-book, available for purchase on her newly-launched site that meticulously details everything you’ll need to know. “I’ve structured the book into 24 practical steps – they’re easy to follow, especially if you’ve already visited my website.” Carter’s so confident that she can help you to create a successful eBay children’s clothing store, that she’ll give you your money back if you buy the book and fail to make your anticipated sales.
For stay-at-home parents, or those interested in regaining their work-life balance, Kristi P. Carter’s new site is packed with useful information to help you build a successful eBay business selling children’s clothes.
For more information, visit www.sellchildrensclothes.com
