How likely would you be to purchase or be interested in the following things on Ebay:?
Sep 06, 2008 | candle kitsWhat percentage, from 0% - 100% likely, are you to either buy, or even search for, be interested in, from an online purchasing site such as Ebay? And if you have time and patience, what would be a decent price that you would consider paying?
1 - Handmade Cards (birthday, anniversary, or just blank)
2 - Wiccan Kits (kits with things such as candles, spells, herbs, tarot card pouch, etc)
3 - Artwork, non-famous, just everyday people's artwork (example, canvas paintings)
I really don't like ebay at all, personally.
Most of these items can be found at etsy.com. If you are thinking of making/ selling them, that would be a great place to do research. Be sure to check their Forum section … there is a lot of great advice re: selling handcrafted items.
February 27th, 2008 at 12:06 pm
I really don't like ebay at all, personally.
Most of these items can be found at etsy.com. If you are thinking of making/ selling them, that would be a great place to do research. Be sure to check their Forum section … there is a lot of great advice re: selling handcrafted items.
References :
http://www.etsy.com/
February 27th, 2008 at 12:18 pm
1- 0%
2- 0%
3- 95% Anywhere from $20- $300
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February 27th, 2008 at 2:20 pm
1) Probably not, unless I just gotta have it because it's so original that I wouldn't be be able to reproduce it.
2) no, because I'm not wiccan nor do I know of any
3) possibly if it's good and original. how much would really depend on the quality, $5-150.
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February 27th, 2008 at 3:46 pm
1) 40% - maybe $5-15, depending on quality.
2) 0% - I'm not wiccan, but I bet it would do well on ebay. Price would depend on what's in the kit.
3) 0% - I can't imagine amateur art would do well at all. You'd be better off using your art on tshirts or cards or something.
Problem with ebay is that handmade items aren't valued as much. People are looking for a deal and probably won't pay you what it is really worth. I'd try the Wiccan kits, though. I see potential in that.
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February 27th, 2008 at 3:52 pm
50% $2.50 and up depending on quality and design
50% $5.00 and up depending on contents
0% not really interested in this
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February 27th, 2008 at 6:11 pm
I think all of the things that you present are interesting to http://www.etsy.com buyers, it's a great community now, you may have success.
go there and make a search through that categories and you'll investigate how is the "market" there.
Dawanda is an etsy european version, you should look around to.
References :
http://www.etsy.com
http://www.dawanda.com