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#1 CyberDar

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Posted 08 July 2010 - 01:14 PM

How do you come up with your prices for your user shops? I have been just selling at the lowest price I find on the shop wizard for the most part but find things move so slow, do you find that offering a discount is a good idea, and if so how much would be a good idea? I'm not a patience person when it comes to moving my stock any feedback is always welcome

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    #2 Sketchz

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    Posted 08 July 2010 - 01:35 PM

    neonap


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    #3 CyberDar

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    Posted 08 July 2010 - 01:43 PM

    Thank you so that works for pricing but should I just let it pick the lowest one or should I being dropping the price of items to make them move?

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    Posted 08 July 2010 - 01:45 PM

    Neo Nap

    #5 Sketchz

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    Posted 08 July 2010 - 01:46 PM

    uhh i think default settings work pretty good

    #6 CyberDar

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    Posted 08 July 2010 - 01:53 PM

    Ok I'll just have to wait to see, maybe I'm just getting slow moving items. Thank you for the feedback

    #7 Sketchz

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    Posted 08 July 2010 - 01:54 PM

    Ok I'll just have to wait to see, maybe I'm just getting slow moving items. Thank you for the feedback


    yea well once you get a pretty big shop items are gonna constantly be sold every day even if each item takes longer to sell you have 150+ items in your shop theres always gonna be some sellin every day

    #8 Georgina

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    Posted 08 July 2010 - 01:57 PM

    You can price them lower if you find they are not selling and you want NP fast.

    Theres an option in the settings to take off a cirtain amount of NPs per item, its up to you what you set it at, so that might help! :)

    #9 CyberDar

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    Posted 08 July 2010 - 02:07 PM

    You can price them lower if you find they are not selling and you want NP fast.

    Theres an option in the settings to take off a cirtain amount of NPs per item, its up to you what you set it at, so that might help! :)


    I think I understand how it works I just put a number less then 1.0 in there to discount it right?

    So I have no problems getting the prices now neonap <<< Great help, but still not sure if discounting is a good idea, I think if I want fast sales it's the way to go until my shop gets bigger, still have the question if I do decide to discount what % should I use?

    #10 Georgina

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    Posted 08 July 2010 - 02:43 PM

    I think I understand how it works I just put a number less then 1.0 in there to discount it right?

    So I have no problems getting the prices now neonap <<< Great help, but still not sure if discounting is a good idea, I think if I want fast sales it's the way to go until my shop gets bigger, still have the question if I do decide to discount what % should I use?


    Thats kinda an open ended question, Just try a few amounts and see how fast your items sell. You wont need too disscount too much, only to be the cheapest by a few %. Good luck :)

    #11 Boggart

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    Posted 08 July 2010 - 02:51 PM

    I set mine at 80% because the prices change so rapidly, I know that I'll always sell my items before the price drop :p

    I don't care that i lose a few thousand NP, in the grand scheme, I make much more than that to make it up.

    #12 CyberDar

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    Posted 08 July 2010 - 03:02 PM

    I'll give it a try thank you all for the advice, I hope to be able to report some nice earning sometime soon :rolleyes:


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