I have had my shop on vacation since my son was born 2 years ago. Now, I’m really trying to make a go of working from home in earnest. So, I logged on and tried to reactivate only to find that there is now an annual fee. Since I NEVER sold ANYTHING here EVER, though I’ve been successful on Etsy…I’m gonna just close up shop here permanently. But I can’t figure out how.
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Kinsmade Reputation: 10 See Kinsmade's booth |
You can still sell on Bonanza by paying only a 3% FVF on your transactions (more on that later). Paying a monthly fee to get a monthly membership (Starter, Gold, Platinum, etc.) does get you extra features and benefits. However, that is OPTIONAL. Most sellers wait until they accumulate some sales and have a lot of items in their booth before purchasing a membership.
I would suggest advertising your items to get them into Google Products (Google Shopping). Most buyers will find you by doing a Google search for items. Being in Google’s database will allow buyers to find you, click your item and end up browsing/buying your item. Advertising on Bonanza will cost you at least 9% in fees instead of the 3%. Here are the options you might want to look [URL removed]
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tomwayne1 Reputation: 8637 See tomwayne1's booth |
As stated above the membership is not necessary to sell on bonanza it just offer more options . I would simply leave your products up and check a couple times a month see if you made any sales . It cant hurt to have your products on multiple venues especially if its free .
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SurrealHairBeauty Reputation: 461 See SurrealHairBeauty's booth |
Its all a joke… nothing will sell UNTIL Bonanza starts advertising there site but they expect every one else to do it for them…
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PENNYLANE_TREASURES_ Reputation: 166 See PENNYLANE_TREASURES_'s booth |
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