Selling online, whether it’s by yourself, with a partner, or with a team of employees, is full of tedious and time-consuming activities. You have to take and retake photos, edit those photos, get sales descriptions online, and do the packing and shipping that’s required at the end of a sale.
The only way to come up with a sufficient number of online sales every week is to come up with a system. And a big part of coming up with a system is developing a weekly schedule. The following schedule spells out when you need to do all your eBay activities if you plan to get your sales online on a Sunday. But you can adapt it to any number of online businesses and schedules.
| Day of Week | First Activity | Second Activity (optional) |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday | Get 7-day sales online | Send end-of-sale notices |
| Monday | Packing | E-mails |
| Tuesday | Shipping | E-mails |
| Wednesday | Plan garage sales | Take photos |
| Thursday | Go to garage sales | Prepare descriptions |
| Friday | More sales | Prepare descriptions |
| Saturday | Respond to buyer inquiries | Get some sales online |
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Source:http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/schedule-your-online-sales-and-shipping.html
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