I'm really working at getting my webpage fixed up, cross promoting on eBay, my blog, and any other place someone might find my card, link, or promo. I sold a couple dice today, small victory yes, but positive cash flow just the same. I'd really like to make enough money to buy a house.
I think I'm going to focus on 100 products that I'm selling...this number gives me enough leeway for differentiation, yet enough focus for quality control. I think this number will fit nicely on my page, maybe rows of 5 times 20 rows of products. And it's enough products if I ever wanted to start a kiosk or a storefront.
I need to keep pressing on and quit thinking of throwing pebbles into a stream...this metaphor keeps me complacent and bored...but when I press on, I have hopes of ownership, activity, transactions, and so on.
A couple ways I plan to control costs is by keeping small inventory, keeping my books very well, cutting out all but the most essential subscriptions, paying next to nothing for advertising, carpooling, sticking to the quality of product that is right for my business not necessarily the markets, making money with every sale, cooperating with Broadway Awards and Co...
There are more cheap tricks for creating cash flow towards eBay and http://www.versaglobe.com that I haven't mentioned, but I'm really focusing on the basics right now so that I don't get sidetracked by a faddish gimmick.
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