How to Sell Books On Half.com

Let's sell these!

The purpose of this article is to explain an easy process for selling books on line. Amazon.com is not the only online bookstore source.

Things You'll Need

• computer
• internet
• books

Instructions

1. The first step to selling books on half.com is to look at the types of books that are usually sold on the website and also on ebay. You will normally find that the trade books and textbooks are the books that you will reap the greatest profit.

2. Once you are familiar with the types of books, I would suggest going to thrift stores and garage sales to find textbooks specifically. Check the copyright date. Ensure that the book is not too old. Normally within three years of printing the book should be good. You should be able to purchase those textbooks for approximately .50 to 1.00.

3. Now go to half.com and register as a seller to begin your journey of online ecommerce. There is no charge for becoming a memeber. The directions on the website are generally user friendly.

4. Go to half.com and input the ISBN number found on the back of the book. Half.com will suggest a price to sell your book based on the book's condition. However, you have the option of listing the book for any price that you like.

5. Once you have listed your book, ensure that you have mailing envelopes for the book sizes that you purchased. Half.com will calculate the shipping charges for your customers. You will receive an email as soon as someone has purchased one of your products. Once that is done, ship your product off to your customer. Ensure to ask for delivery confirmation to ensure a tracking of the product until it reaches your customer. Funds are deposited to your account twice monthly.

Tips & Warnings

• Try selling one or two books at first until you really get the hang of it. The best selling times are during the begining of semesters for students. So have your books listed in by the end of August.

• DON'T FORGET TO CLICK ON THE ADS FOR MORE INFORMATION!

• Check the prices of potential book sales on Amazon.com, Barnes & Nobles. These sites sell both new and used books.