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Sell It Online is your step-by-step guide to e-commerce success. This book will introduce you to the big four online sites: eBay, Amazon, Fiverr, and Etsy. The author, Nick Vulich, has completed over 29,000 transactions on eBay in the last 14 years. He knows the ins and outs of selling on eBay, Amazon, and Fiverr and is offering to walk you hand-in-hand through the selling process.

Hi - My name is Nick Vulich. I’ve spent over fifteen years as a retail manager, and have personally hired close to five hundred employees. Clerks, managers, warehouse workers, you name it, I’ve interviewed, and hired them.

Every one of them has a unique story about how they got started selling on eBay, and about what they expect to take away from it. Many people I know embraced eBay because it gave them a real opportunity to start their own businesses with little or no risk, other than the time they invested. A lot of parents have looked at eBay as a chance to stay home with their children and be with them as they are growing up.

Make $5,000 a month selling on eBay and Amazon! Sounds impossible, doesn’t it? I’m here to tell you, I’ve done it - and, so have thousands of other sellers. You can too! It’s just a matter of getting started. New sellers ask me every day, “What’s the secret to selling on eBay?” or “What’s the best way to get started selling on Amazon?” Here’s what I tell, them, and what I’m going to tell you. “Get started."

George Washington didn't really walk around with a mouthful of wooden teeth. Those are real teeth and pearl inlays in Washington's dentures. A recent study by Mary Thompson suggests Washington experimented with early dental transplants. He purchased replacement teeth from his slaves for 13 shillings (roughly $50 in 2015 money).

Gruesome Illinois is a collection of true-life stories, most of them rescued from old newspaper accounts published over 100 years ago. Only a few of the events in this book - such as the Monmouth ax murders - have ever made it into print, except maybe in musky, old county histories. Even then, they are lucky to rate a paragraph.

Simple steps you can take to sell more stuff, and make more money on eBay. No fluff, no BS. Just quick, easy to listen tips you can implement today to grow your eBay business.

Did you know Etsy has an app that can automatically import all of your sales, fees, and other information and crunch the numbers to show whether you’re making a profit or loss? Did you know that same app will also import all of your information from eBay and Amazon, if you sell on those platforms? What would you say if I told you that you could save $500 or more on your taxes every year just by writing down the mileage when you head to the post office, store, or bank?

Davenport, Iowa. 1906. Dead bodies are piling up in Fairmount Cemetery at the rate of one per week, and the police seemingly wash their hands of the investigation, saying the killer fled the country. Everyone assumes the killer got away with murder until novelist Alice French and her partner, Jenny Crawford, take up the killer’s trail. The investigation takes the amateur sleuths through the city’s underbelly—visiting saloons, bawdy houses, and uncounted disreputable characters.

Crowdfunding is one of the newer financing options available. At its most basic level, crowdfunding is asking a group of like-minded persons to back you. In essence, you tell them "I have this cool idea for a new way to sell manga on eBay, but I need a little cash to get it started". In return for their support (money), you reward backers with different incentives.

Make money selling online. If you ever wanted to make money online, Ecommerce 2017 is your ticket to success. It reveals power-seller tips to help you make more money selling on eBay, Amazon, Etsy, and Fiverr.

Do you want to know the secret to selling more books? It's a no brainer. Make them available through more channels. Too many authors look at Kindle as the final destination for their books. They're so caught up in optimizing their book for Amazon, running KDP Free Days, Countdown Deals, and cycling prices that they forget - millions of people have never bought a Kindle book, let alone any kind of eBook.

This audiobook is not the usual boring history listen. It's a fast-paced, easy-to-listen-to, behind the scenes look at the making of Iowa and Illinois focusing on Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois. When you're done listening to it, you might even scratch your head and think - "Oh, yeah! That's what Mrs. So, and So tried to tell me back in seventh-grade history class." And, I tell you what. We're going to skip all the boring parts, like dates, politics, and founding fathers. We're going to go right to the fun stuff... Indian Wars. Murder. Suicide. Robberies. Killer storms.

Authors are divided on the need for social media, its uses, and its outcomes. Some writers will tell you they couldn't have gotten where they are without it; others will say, "Why bother?" or, "Hey, I tried it, and it didn't make any diff. My sales stayed the same."

Ever wonder what evil lurks in your hometown? Spine-Chilling Murders in the Chicago takes you behind the scenes of some old-time killings in Chicago.

Spine-Chilling Murders in Des Moines is a collection of true-crime stories - most of them rescued from old newspaper accounts published more than 100 years ago. Only a few of the events in this book have ever made it into print, except maybe in musky old county histories.

Belle Gunness and the Bender’s were a different breed of criminal, more deadly, and harder to detect. While bank and train robbers rarely harmed their victims, Belle Gunness and the Bender’s took a gruesome pleasure in killing their victims before they robbed them. The Banditti of the Prairie was a loose-knit band of thieves that came together during the 1830s and 1840s. Their field of operations covered a multi-state area, including Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Michigan, and Arkansas.

In hindsight, we can say no one man or event served as a catalyst for the Civil War. It was not the John Brown Raid, no matter how many historians say it was the pivotal event. It was not the election of Abraham Lincoln, and the war was not about slavery - not in the beginning anyway. The Civil War got its start 73 years earlier when the Founding Fathers set aside the hot potato that was slavery - so they could ratify the Constitution. The signers knew they were passing the issue on to a future generation. Their hope was their progeny could answer the questions they could not.

Are you afraid of things that go "bump" in the night? Don't look now, but some of the most gruesome serial murders occurred in your neighborhood. Fourteen-year-old Jesse Pomeroy had a long history of terrorizing and brutalizing young boys around Boston, then his thoughts turned to murder. Meet America's youngest serial killer. When asked why he did it, all he could say was: "I don't know. I had to." Belle Gunness, the La Porte, Indiana, serial killer, lured men to her murder farm by advertising for a husband in Scandinavian matrimonial magazines.

The only thing that’s certain when you’re selling on eBay is change. Policies change at least twice a year, so do item categories. The newest elephant in the room is eBay’s announcement that both eBay and PayPal were hacked. Nearly 150 million user ID’s are at risk. Every time users sign in they are reminded they need to change their passwords. If they want to buy or sell anything they hit a brick wall until they change their password.