If you go to Market.Live TikTok site (i.e. not jus
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Posted On: 09/25/2023 9:51:32 PM
If you go to Market.Live TikTok site (i.e. not just do a search, but click on the site). If you click the shopping cart, it will bring up things for sale.
Some additional information probably few know. Verb's sales are clearly shown.
I just picked 3 items as an example...
Stanley 40oz Tumbers - 489 Sold. Priced at $45.00. IF they were sold at list price, that would be ~$22K
Stanley 30oz Tumbers - 361 Sold. Priced at $35.49. IF they were sold at list price, that would be ~$13K
Pixi Stuff - 440 sold. Priced at $18.00. IF they were sold at list price, that would be ~$8K
This is why eCommerce and/or online shopping can be extreme lucrative and can scale revenue quickly.
More information few know...
TikTok (and also Facebook, Whatnot, etc) is known for many sellers selling knockoffs. Go to Temu to see what knockoffs look like. Example Stanley search
https://www.temu.com/search_result.html?searc...ethod=user
Notice the Stanley Tumblers don't even say Stanley? LOL
Some TikTokers don't care, but many others get pissed off when they figure out they've been ripped off.
If you read the Market.Live reviews, which there are now 600+ in just the last few weeks, people are pleasantly surprised stuff came from Target, etc.
Lastly, we don't know if what is shown on the Market.Live site includes or doesn't include the 100's of affiliates that signed up with Market.Live
I was thinking TikTok was a great way to blow up market.live and sales. So far that has been the case.
Some additional information probably few know. Verb's sales are clearly shown.
I just picked 3 items as an example...
Stanley 40oz Tumbers - 489 Sold. Priced at $45.00. IF they were sold at list price, that would be ~$22K
Stanley 30oz Tumbers - 361 Sold. Priced at $35.49. IF they were sold at list price, that would be ~$13K
Pixi Stuff - 440 sold. Priced at $18.00. IF they were sold at list price, that would be ~$8K
This is why eCommerce and/or online shopping can be extreme lucrative and can scale revenue quickly.
More information few know...
TikTok (and also Facebook, Whatnot, etc) is known for many sellers selling knockoffs. Go to Temu to see what knockoffs look like. Example Stanley search
https://www.temu.com/search_result.html?searc...ethod=user
Notice the Stanley Tumblers don't even say Stanley? LOL
Some TikTokers don't care, but many others get pissed off when they figure out they've been ripped off.
If you read the Market.Live reviews, which there are now 600+ in just the last few weeks, people are pleasantly surprised stuff came from Target, etc.
Lastly, we don't know if what is shown on the Market.Live site includes or doesn't include the 100's of affiliates that signed up with Market.Live
I was thinking TikTok was a great way to blow up market.live and sales. So far that has been the case.
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