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  #1 Dino Emery on 06 Sep 12

   

  Online Shopping Tips For Baby Care Products, Hassle Free Baby Shops OnlineIf you've been thinking about buying from an online baby store, there are a few things you'll want to consider before getting started. Then go to fontspace.com and find a nice free font that matches your logo, for your business name. Then you'll need a designer to create some nice graphics for your business card and website using the font and vector you purchased. Most of us have a designer friend these days, but if you don't, you can find one on sortfolio.com who can help you with this. You can then get your business cards printed for free (!) through vistaprint.com.au, or you can pay to get nicer ones printed.
  
  Now lets design your website. Do a web search for 'free css templates' and browse the various sites until you find a free template you like. Find a web designer (hopefully a friend can do this for free, or cheaply, or you can find one through sortfolio.com) and get them to integrate your logo into the template, and make the minor adjustments necessary to make the template visually suitable for a shopping cart (as most templates are designed for blogs, but can be adjusted to suit).
  
  Next you'll need a programmer to integrate a shopping cart into your website design. Again, you may be able to find a friend to do this, or you may need to pay someone from sortfolio.com to do this. They will need to know how you expect to receive payments. For a beginning website, your best bet is PayPal's express checkout or (preferably, if available in your country) website payments pro, as these options do not have a monthly charge, unlike most payment hosts. To do this, set up a PayPal business account, and work with your programmer to integrate the cart (they'll want an API key, and will be able to help with that).
  
  Web hosting will depend on the programming language that the programmer used for your shopping cart. Most often, they will use PHP, in which case bluehost.com is a very good option. However, if they used Ruby, heroku.com is a great option and has a free hosting plan which is great while your traffic is low.
  
  Now you have a website live, you need products for it! A great place to buy items to sell is the bulk buy section of eBay, or aliexpress.com makes buying from suppliers in china incredibly simple. Just be careful not to spend too much (eg more than $200) in any one purchase. Spread your purchases into smaller orders, so that if you get scammed on one order, it is not a huge loss. You'll need to be more patient with things like that when buying wholesale, but persistence brings success.
  
  When your products arrive, you'll have to take photos of your items and upload them to your shopping cart so that people can see what they are buying. For this, borrow a friends digital SLR camera (we all know someone with one!) and take photos of the items against a neutral background, such as a denim jacket, or sheet. Pay attention to lighting, you want your photos to look professional.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"><a href="http://www.tested.com/profile/mertonmccurd819/blogs/390028/" rel="nofollow">Online Shopping Tips For Baby Care Products</a>, <a href="http://www.lagbook.com/blogs/item/benefits-associated-with-using-baby-shops" rel="nofollow">Hassle Free Baby Shops Online</a>If you've been thinking about buying from an online baby store, there are a few things you'll want to consider before getting started. Then go to fontspace.com and find a nice free font that matches your logo, for your business name. Then you'll need a designer to create some nice graphics for your business card and website using the font and vector you purchased. Most of us have a designer friend these days, but if you don't, you can find one on sortfolio.com who can help you with this. You can then get your business cards printed for free (!) through vistaprint.com.au, or you can pay to get nicer ones printed.<br /><br />Now lets design your website. Do a web search for 'free css templates' and browse the various sites until you find a free template you like. Find a web designer (hopefully a friend can do this for free, or cheaply, or you can find one through sortfolio.com) and get them to integrate your logo into the template, and make the minor adjustments necessary to make the template visually suitable for a shopping cart (as most templates are designed for blogs, but can be adjusted to suit).<br /><br />Next you'll need a programmer to integrate a shopping cart into your website design. Again, you may be able to find a friend to do this, or you may need to pay someone from sortfolio.com to do this. They will need to know how you expect to receive payments. For a beginning website, your best bet is PayPal's express checkout or (preferably, if available in your country) website payments pro, as these options do not have a monthly charge, unlike most payment hosts. To do this, set up a PayPal business account, and work with your programmer to integrate the cart (they'll want an API key, and will be able to help with that).<br /><br />Web hosting will depend on the programming language that the programmer used for your shopping cart. Most often, they will use PHP, in which case bluehost.com is a very good option. However, if they used Ruby, heroku.com is a great option and has a free hosting plan which is great while your traffic is low.<br /><br />Now you have a website live, you need products for it! A great place to buy items to sell is the bulk buy section of eBay, or aliexpress.com makes buying from suppliers in china incredibly simple. Just be careful not to spend too much (eg more than $200) in any one purchase. Spread your purchases into smaller orders, so that if you get scammed on one order, it is not a huge loss. You'll need to be more patient with things like that when buying wholesale, but persistence brings success.<br /><br />When your products arrive, you'll have to take photos of your items and upload them to your shopping cart so that people can see what they are buying. For this, borrow a friends digital SLR camera (we all know someone with one!) and take photos of the items against a neutral background, such as a denim jacket, or sheet. Pay attention to lighting, you want your photos to look professional.</div>

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