I am thinking of opening a second booth on Bonanza so that I can make particular items easier for the shoppers who are browsing to find. Is there a cost to do this, or a disadvantage of any sort? Thanks.
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dteacher2 Reputation: 30 See dteacher2's booth |
I have 2 booths, no extra cost, and other than having two separate email addresses, it’s not much different than one.
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Ms_Prissys_Patterns Reputation: 366 See Ms_Prissys_Patterns' booth |
I have 4 booths, because I have many like items and have separated them out because of the volume. The one dis-advantage is, if you want to have a membership you have to pay for each booth. If I only had one I could have the platinum membership and it would pay for itself by applying that amount to the fees, since the fees are spread out between all the booths, I lose that benefit.
I think I would just have one if one booth didn’t have almost 700 similar items and the other 2 have around 200@ and this booth is just a mishmash of all other item.
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A2z4u2c Reputation: 1291 See A2z4u2c's booth |
Chelly, I see no issue with having more than one booth – I have two and am slowwwwly moving the other booth to this paid booth – if you ever plan on paying for a booth – use only one
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A_O_and_DDP Reputation: 232 See A_O_and_DDP's booth |
If you have two booths, you lose out on the likelihood that a customer browsing / shopping in one booth will see, buy items in another booth. IMHO.
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ooak Reputation: 56 See ooak's booth |
I have two booths, and have tried memberships in both. I just tried the Silver to see what would happen, but nothing happened, so I dropped them.
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Carol1Sue38 Reputation: 24 See Carol1Sue38's booth |
I have 3 booths! No extra cost, just extra work but NO problems.
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EuropeanGoodies Reputation: 1165 See EuropeanGoodies' booth |
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