Glasses

Beaded Eyeglasses Necklace


BooJee Beads

Eye Glasses


Spring Bloom Eyeglass Necklace
(Office Product) BooJee Beads

Hangs 16" from back of neck
Can also be used as a lanyard

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What is the best way to sell my jewelry?

My mom makes eyeglass beaded chains and she sells them at work (she works for an eye doctor).
Last year, she sold enough eyeglass chains at $10 each to buy a laptop.
I have been designing necklaces and bracelets in the same fashion, ranging $5, $7, and $10.
How should we expand our "business"?
What's the best way to sell handmade necklaces, bracelets, and eyeglass chains?
E-mail pm.beads@yahoo.com if you want me to send you a picture of our product so you can get a better idea of how to sell the jewelry.
Thanks!


I have a shop on etsy.com http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=567 6639§ion_id=5653410
it's only 20 cents a listing and it stays listed for 4 months I think, they charge 3.5% of your profit. so if you sell something for $10 they would only charge you .35 cents.


also check out artfire.com

2009-03-04 13:27:10 by Lavender

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What is the best way to sell my product and market a small business?

My mom makes eyeglass beaded chains and she sells them at work (she works for an eye doctor).
Last year, she sold enough eyeglass chains at $10 each to buy a laptop.
I have been designing necklaces and bracelets in the same fashion, ranging $5, $7, and $10.
How should we expand our "business"?
What's the best way to sell handmade necklaces, bracelets, and eyeglass chains?
E-mail pm.beads@yahoo.com if you want me to send you a picture of our product so you can get a better idea of how to sell the jewelry.
Thanks!


There is this great new website called http://tr.im/gXgI
and you can list your business and build a profile, it has the ability to market directly to consumers, you can put a video, photos, info about your business. This site has a calendar system, and an affiliate system which is great for a business like yours where building an affiliate team is how you make your living. check it out! They also have excellent customer service.

2009-03-04 13:23:00 by Lavender

Lens Gems 24" Beaded Eyeglass Necklace Holder (Sold Individually)
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Price: $9.99 $3.61

LoopLock attaches to glasses in seconds!
18 Styles available.
24" Hand Strung beaded eye glass necklace


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    • Beaded Lanyards: Quasi Jewelry | Only buy conflict free rocks ...

    The typical lanyard is a length of basic rope, wire, or cloth that is designed to secure a small object. They are often purchased in large quantities and are fairly inexpensive. Many employees wear lanyards around their neck to secure identification badges while on the job.

    Beaded lanyards can be as basic as an inexpensive metallic, beaded chain. They can be ordered through most typical lanyard suppliers and feature a variety of hardware attachments to secure small objects. These lanyards are often in several different lengths and an array of colors.

    Other beaded lanyards are quite unique and are referred to by some as jewelry. They are designed by skilled artisans and can be extremely expensive depending upon the type of materials used. The cost of a beaded lanyard depends on the type of beads and wire used in its design. Beaded lanyard patterns may consist of colorful patterns of seed beads, glass beads, crystals, or even gemstones.

    The most popular beaded lanyards are used to secure eyeglasses or sunglasses around the neck. They attach to the temples of the glasses, allowing them to hang around the neck when not in use. These exquisite neck lanyards are often referred to as eyeglass necklaces or eyeglass holders. They are a fashionable way to keep track of an item that can be easily misplaced or damaged. Beaded lanyards allow the wearer the freedom to easily put on and remove glasses frequently throughout the day.

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