Does anyone sell books on Amazon? Is it usually slow this time of year? What can I do to get people to buy mor
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Depends on what kind of books they are. If they are popular books you might find people on a budget looking for used books. If they are used as college texts (you'd be surprised what college students are required to read...) then you'll have students getting ready for the next semester or quarter.\n\nCraigslist is an alternate. There's also ebay. There are also book archiving sites. Bibliophi.org is one. Librarything is another although I don't know if they allow you to sell. There's also bookswap.com, which is trading, rather than selling books.\n\nGood luck.
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You're marketing to the wrong institutions. You need to approach a text book publisher with your book. Good luck!
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Everything depends on your record in the market. Have you done this before? What were the results? You will have to sell your services to a publishing house and an author and the book stores. What experience do you have in publicizing events. I don't mean to be rough but these are just some of the questions you will be asked. The people won't even talk price until you have a track record. I am a published author and still deal with this.
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Start as early as possible so you can watch for sales.  \nI love Amazon because prices are pretty reasonable and you don't have to shop all over for it.  \nMake a list.\nWatch for coupons (Bath and Body Works "free item with purchase")-I use these all the time and get free stuff (of my choice) and they are still part of my gift list.\n\nGood luck!  Happy Christmas shopping :)
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Your question is vague as u have not described what actually u would like to sale in a shopping co.If its book then go for Amazon,If its any other kind of product then i think u should try in E-bay.\n\nPratap K Pattanayak\nBusiness Analyst
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Have you tried Amazon?  In addition to their stable of new books, they have used books from sellers all over the country.
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You could check on Amazon, Half, and Ebay (or sites like that) for the titles to see how much other people are charging for their books (and how much they are getting in the autions).\n\nYou could take them to a used book store or two and ask.\n\nYou could have a book appraiser come in and apraise them for you.
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try this one from australia\n\nhttp://www.e-book.com.au/freebooks.htm\n\nthey have good collection\n\nbut most probably - the new bestselling books wont be available as e-books till they become stale - else their sales wont go up\n\nalso try this -\n\nhttp://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/
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People may possibly drop off the books if you state in your ad that they needed to be dropped off.  Perhaps you could list a telephone number so they could call you and you could give them the details.  If you paid them a good price for the books, that would also be a plus.  Don't' expect to get anything for free.  Perhaps you could say something like this:\n\nNeed extra cash?  I may be able to help you!  Now buying secondhand books at fair prices.  Please call 555-5555 for details.
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I want to sell stuff on ebay and also want to know the best things to sell. I would recommend looking at what the most popular items are out right now - a certain videogame/movie/camera/game console etc... Or just look at random things on ebay that are selling well right now. Then try and buy that item in stock - possibly from ebay and then resell it at a higher price. Lots of people are saying ebooks, they might sell well but it is possible to download a lot of ebooks for free on the internet. I still have to find things to sell but this is what i would probably do. Also look on amazon and see what is popular right now. Hope this helps
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You need to perform SEO on them...get them to the top of peoples lists..\n\nThis is Xmas, if you don't sell them now, you will never sell them!
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I like Amazon.  I'm not sure how it works, but they link you to other people that are actually selling the stuff.  They take credit cards with no problem, and you can read the feedback about the seller.  Ebay makes you go through a lot of grief to use your credit card.
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Used-book buyers need to see the books; you can't do it online.\n\nCheck your yellow pages under "Book Dealers - Used and Rare" or "Books - Used and Rare"
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Excellent site which is owned by e-bay however is not bidding, buyer purchases your books right away! Guaranteed!\nwww.half.com
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Hello, I heard ppl are making money buying and reselling items and then having them shipped away to the new buyer. You can try ;)
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First of all be sure you are not overcharging for shipping and handling.  I notice a lot of sellers of late are doing that and their sales have gone down. Be reasonable on your shipping and state what it is or use the shipping calculator. Items with picture on the search do better I find.  I don't know how many items you list at a time, but limit it to 5 to 10--that way if they don't sell you are not hit with a big seller fee all at once.  Hang in there, some of my things will sell like crazy one time and next time, maybe none or just one.  Good luck.
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Since the book just was released today (2/13), I don't think the list will be readily floating around online (Then nobody would have to buy it).  I would say to go check it out at Borders or Barnes & Noble.\n\nI hope to buy it within a week or so, and will let you know if anyone from GA is in there.