From my eBay selling experience I have some connections with dropshippers and wholesalers in China so I am able to get my products at a great price. The product I am going to be selling is the type of product that is cool to own and once and a while you might realize you need or want to own one and people seem to be tweeting a lot about them.

My idea is to have an main website and also a very active facebook and twitter account. When people talk about the product on twitter I will write a response back to them saying we have them to buy for a price that as far as I know is one of the best on the web.  

On facebook I am going to offer discounts and giveaways to my fans and hopefully they will help spread the word. I also want to try facebook advertising because of its amazing ability to target users. You can pick gender, age group and even interest. I think that this is the future in online advertising and I want to see just how well it works.

As for domains I am going to have a main memorable website and also smaller sites that I can rank for their exact keywords to drive traffic and links to my main website.  

My order should be here in the next few days and I have everything in place so I will keep everyone updated on how it goes after I am done.  

I am going to do all of the shipping myself for now as I already ship many products a week for my current eBay business so I have the process down to a science.

Do you have any suggestions or think this idea is horrible?

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The first day I set up my twitter account I think I spent my whole day “tweeting” and reading others tweets. I gained almost nothing from this. Twitter is all you hear about these days it seems to be everywhere. I use twitter and I like it I think that it is great for building a network but it can end up becoming a huge waste of time. Below is a really funny twitter video

The same is true with the domain name forms. I see people who are on the sites all day and night talking about buying and selling domain names, that’s great but you have to do something besides talk. Chatting about domaining earns you no money unless you own a domain forum.

To make sure I do not spend too much time on Social Networks I decided to only use twitter. Twitter seems like the most popular so I left facebook, linked in and others behind. I go on twitter once and a while and I will post a link to a new blog post or ReTweet something that looks interesting. I need to remember to not spam my followers with random updates like “I woke up” in my opinion tweets like this are pointless. To make sure I do not spend too much time on the forms I decided to only use one, I chose NamePros because I have been there the longest. I think that forms are a great place to learn what others are doing and to share your insight. I read a couple post every day but I try not to get caught up and end up being on Namepros all day.

Overall just make sure you are spending your time wisely.

my Twitter is TeenDomainer if you want Follow Me

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