If you are on the hunt for this years hot toys you know they can be hard to find in stock. Head over to Amazon right now to get the L.O.L. Surprise! Big. Hot toys don't always stay in stock long.
Thursday, October 19, 2017
L.O.L. Surprise! Big IN STOCK $69.99
If you are on the hunt for this years hot toys you know they can be hard to find in stock. Head over to Amazon right now to get the L.O.L. Surprise! Big. Hot toys don't always stay in stock long.
Metene Forehead & Ear Thermometer ONLY $19.79
With cold and flu season upon, now is a great time to prepare. Head over to Amazon right now where you can score the Metene Forehead & Ear Thermometer for only $19.79. The price will show 29.99, but be sure to use the code YBH3VNNB at checkout to receive your discount. If you are an amazon prime member this will ship FREE!
Wednesday, October 18, 2017
Pampers Size 6, 96 Count Only $21.47
Baby Alive Luv 'n Snuggle Baby Doll Blond Only $8.99
Right now you can order the Baby Alive Luv 'n Snuggle Baby Doll for only $8.99. How cute would this be for Christmas. Head over to Amazon now because prices change quickly!
Halloween Costumes $10 Shipped!
If you are a mama who isn't quite ready for the holidays to begin, let Amazon help rescue you before Halloween is here. Today's deal of the day is costumes! Head here and check out some of these years hot costumes starting as low as $10 shipped!
Rubie's Costume Paw Patrol Everest Value Child Costume $10.92
Peacock Costume $12.59
Rubies Costume Harry Potter Child's Gryffindor Robe $10.00
Star Wars Child's Hooded Jedi Robe $8.76
Pokemon Charizard Child Costume Kit $9.69
Supergirl Child Costume $12.82
Tuesday, October 17, 2017
Hefty Gallon Bag Mega Pack $4.65
Right now Amazon has the mega pack of Hefty Gallon Slider Storage Bags for $4.65 with 15% subscribe and save. Only have a 5% discount? Keep watching for more deals to add. 5 items shipped in the month will change your 5% to 15%. Hurry over prices change quickly.
Ebay For the Average Mom...Where to Begin
I can remember back to a about 5 or 6 years ago, we were struggling with a very thin budget. In an attempt to make that ends meet I tried to list my daughters outgrown dress on eBay. I started with one item just to get my feet wet. Thank goodness I did because I LOST money on it. I couldn't figure out how anyone could possibly make money selling used clothing on eBay and I closed that door before I barely squeaked it open. Fast forward a few years and a girl I knew from a Dave Ramsey board shared how she was earning extra money on eBay! WHAT?!?!? How was that possible? So I began to ask a few questions. I was so blessed because she offered me guidance as I began my journey. I was able to not only supplement my families income, but I was able to find a true passion! Now nearly 3 years later I try to pay forward what she has done for me anytime someone asks.
The most frequent comment I hear is " I would love to sell on eBay, but I wouldn't even know where to begin." Begin with what you have and what you know. When I started my journey I began with what I had and what I knew... kids stuff. As a mom of many little ones I have more clothes, shoes, and toys than the local store(kidding...sort of 😉) Don't begin your adventure by investing money. We all have things around our home that we don't need or want. Outgrown clothing, a duplicate toy we never returned, something we purchased at a direct sales party, but never used... you know you all are shaking your head yes to this. So start with a no cost investment!
Next, the very basic tools... You must have an eBay account and a Paypal account. These are both important. Paypal is the most frequent form of payment used on eBay. Having a paypal account allows you to print labels online(which we will discuss later, but it saves you a lot of money), it offers you protection, and most importantly allows you to get paid! They are both free and easy to set up. Head over to Ebay and Paypal to set up your accounts today.
Now that you know that you have items to sell and you have the accounts necessary to sell what is holding you back? The two biggest questions or statements I have heard are
1. they don't know what types of things sell
2. shipping is very confusing/takes all the profit
So, how do you know if the items you have laying around your house are worth anything? Research. Hope on eBay and type in the search bar a description of the item you are considering selling. Be sure to include the brand and type of item. Perhaps it is a "Girls Gymboree Dress" or a pair of "Mens Converse Hightops". Then you will refine your search. If you are on a desktop this will be on the left and if on a mobile on the right. You will see a spot for completed items. You will also see item condition. I suggest marking new or used here as well. Something may sell very well brand new, but never sold once used. You want to research things that are most comparable to your personal item. Once you have chosen these you can look at the data and decide if the item is worth selling. Here you will see the green shows the price it sold for and the red shows what price that item didn't sell for. You can scroll through the pages and find listings(either sold or unsold) that are similar to your item to help decide. Now some people say only check solds not completed items. I have found after much searching the most successful sellers on eBay search completed items. This is because you can check solds and 1 or 2 solds may come up. If you check the completeds you may find 100 items come up. 1 has sold and 99 have not. That item likely won't sell or at least sell well. This is the best and most basic way to research any item. It directly shows the same type of item on the same platform and gives your a rough estimate or price.
Now shipping, shipping is an overwhelming beast in the beginning. For me this was the most intimidating part of beginning my selling journey. Once you are used to it, it really is simple, but not knowing what your doing also means you can loose your shirt. Due to this I am going to continue with this in part 2 of" Ebay for the Average Mom." For now you can spend some time researching your items and deciding what clutter you can list for cash and what should be cleared out to the local donation spot.
For more ebay information check out these links:
Ebay Shipping Part 1 : First Class
The most frequent comment I hear is " I would love to sell on eBay, but I wouldn't even know where to begin." Begin with what you have and what you know. When I started my journey I began with what I had and what I knew... kids stuff. As a mom of many little ones I have more clothes, shoes, and toys than the local store(kidding...sort of 😉) Don't begin your adventure by investing money. We all have things around our home that we don't need or want. Outgrown clothing, a duplicate toy we never returned, something we purchased at a direct sales party, but never used... you know you all are shaking your head yes to this. So start with a no cost investment!
Next, the very basic tools... You must have an eBay account and a Paypal account. These are both important. Paypal is the most frequent form of payment used on eBay. Having a paypal account allows you to print labels online(which we will discuss later, but it saves you a lot of money), it offers you protection, and most importantly allows you to get paid! They are both free and easy to set up. Head over to Ebay and Paypal to set up your accounts today.
Now that you know that you have items to sell and you have the accounts necessary to sell what is holding you back? The two biggest questions or statements I have heard are
1. they don't know what types of things sell
2. shipping is very confusing/takes all the profit
So, how do you know if the items you have laying around your house are worth anything? Research. Hope on eBay and type in the search bar a description of the item you are considering selling. Be sure to include the brand and type of item. Perhaps it is a "Girls Gymboree Dress" or a pair of "Mens Converse Hightops". Then you will refine your search. If you are on a desktop this will be on the left and if on a mobile on the right. You will see a spot for completed items. You will also see item condition. I suggest marking new or used here as well. Something may sell very well brand new, but never sold once used. You want to research things that are most comparable to your personal item. Once you have chosen these you can look at the data and decide if the item is worth selling. Here you will see the green shows the price it sold for and the red shows what price that item didn't sell for. You can scroll through the pages and find listings(either sold or unsold) that are similar to your item to help decide. Now some people say only check solds not completed items. I have found after much searching the most successful sellers on eBay search completed items. This is because you can check solds and 1 or 2 solds may come up. If you check the completeds you may find 100 items come up. 1 has sold and 99 have not. That item likely won't sell or at least sell well. This is the best and most basic way to research any item. It directly shows the same type of item on the same platform and gives your a rough estimate or price.
Now shipping, shipping is an overwhelming beast in the beginning. For me this was the most intimidating part of beginning my selling journey. Once you are used to it, it really is simple, but not knowing what your doing also means you can loose your shirt. Due to this I am going to continue with this in part 2 of" Ebay for the Average Mom." For now you can spend some time researching your items and deciding what clutter you can list for cash and what should be cleared out to the local donation spot.
For more ebay information check out these links:
Ebay Shipping Part 1 : First Class
Similac Sensitive Infant Formula with Iron 3 Pack Only $49.27
If you love Amazon as much as I do you have probably used their subscribe and save feature. Right now mommas of little ones can head over and order a 3pack of Similac Sensitive Infant Formula with Iron, For Fussiness and Gas for only $49.27! Be sure to select subscribe & save as well as the 35% coupon.
Monday, October 16, 2017
Brother Label Maker only 9.99!
Anyone who knows me, knows I love to stay organized. A few years ago I majorly purged my home and began a journey on the organization train. My motto became "A place for everything and everything in its place." One of the most helpful tools I purchased during that time was a Brother Labeler. If you are ready to do some organizing before the holidays make sure you head over to Amazon now. The Brother P-touch Handy Label Maker is on sale for $9.99 and ships free for all prime members.
John Deere Tractor Engine Best Price Ever
Wow, how cool is this? If you have a little boy who loves tractors run over to Amazon.
Right now they have the John Deere Tractor Engine for only 89.99. That is the best price it has ever been. I could see this under the tree Christmas morning!
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