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B&M business -> online business?

iamme

Lifer
has anyone branched their B&M business to an online presence, successfully? ebay, maybe? there seems to be the relatively-lower risk since the B&M store is already established. any experiences?
 
what do you mena by successfully? wall mart doesn't really want to cause they don't want to let customers stop going in stores, so they don't sell a lot of their stuff online
 
Originally posted by: iwantanewcomputer
what do you mena by successfully? wall mart doesn't really want to cause they don't want to let customers stop going in stores, so they don't sell a lot of their stuff online

successfully, meaning that it's profitable enough to continue the online presence. specific dollar amount or anything like that.
 
Originally posted by: iamme
Originally posted by: vi_edit
Blockbuster?

i was hoping for more personal experiences.....unless you're the founder of Blockbuster and never told us 😀

Heh. Oops. Sorry missed the *personal experience* part. 😛

Reading comprehension -1.
 
I have experience establishing a large Real Estate company on the internet...obviously not the exact situation you're talking about in which goods originally sold B&M are sold on the internet but its comparable...
 
here's a practical question: if i were to give ebay a try and sell some items, do i need to register a new business (in my state)?
 
No. Not realisitically...if you start to make a significant income it will probably be to your advantage to incorporate or at least get the official papers but until that time I wouldn't worry about it too much.
 
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