Posts Tagged ‘xstreetsl.com’
Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010
I have been so busy with real life matters that I almost forgot to post my 2010 February Sales Report. Surprisingly, my XstreetSL.com sales doubled from L$ 4,030 in January to L$ 9,246. Unfortunately, my metaLIFE sales went down from L$ 5,330 in January to L$ 4,847.
XstreetSL.com
- Number of active items: 55
- Most sold items in February:
- Total Sales Revenue: L$ 9,246
metaLIFE
- Number of active items: 267
- Most sold items in February:
- *KK* Medieval Tower I (Boxed)
- *KK* Valentines Hearts Fishing Rod (Boxed)
- Total Sales Revenue: L$ 4,847
apez.biz
- Number of active items: 178
- Most sold item in February: *KK* Bamboo Rod (Boxed)
- Total Sales Revenue: L$ 148
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Tags: alternative marketplaces, apez.biz, cariama, metalife, metaverse exchange, mvx, online marketplaces, sales report, slapt.me, slopenmarket, xstreetsl.com
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Monday, February 1st, 2010
It’s the end of the month and, once again, it’s time to post how my sales did for the month of January 2010. I’m not doing this to brag about my sales. No, because there is nothing to brag about it. Compared to more popular and bigger merchants and creators, the amount I make each month is laughable. I do this to help me gauge how my sales performed in each alternative online Second Life marketplaces in the period covered.
In XStreetSL, my most popular item for January 2010 was the Close Wooden Fence. I sold 8 copies of it. Unfortunately, I didn’t make much money from it because it was only L$ 48 but it still made me a total of L$ 368. (more…)
Tags: active items, amount earned, apez.biz, cariama, close wooden fence, farm signs, metalife, metaverse exchange, sales report, slapt.me, slopenmarket, xstreetsl.com
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Friday, December 11th, 2009
I first registered with Metaverse Exchange last April 18, 2009 but only started listing my items last September 13, 2009. Since then I have only sold 2 items and both of these items are for FREE and because they were FREE these two sales don’t count. Yesterday, I have made my first REAL sale with Metaverse Exchange. A resident bought a copy of my Merry Christmas Shirts for 124L$. Deducting Metaverse Exchange’s commission of 5% per sale, I received a net of 118L$. Woohoo!
A few days ago, I also made my first sale with SLOpenMarket. I registered with SLOpenMarket a week or two ago and listed one item. Just a few days ago, this item got sold already which motivated me to list more items. Currently, I have 8 items listed in SLOpenMarket and these are all Christmas related items (Christmas Shirts and Christmas Themed Custom Fishing Rods). (more…)
Tags: apez.biz, christmas, free, metalife, metaverse exchange, sale, shirts, slapt.me, slopenmarket, xstreetsl.com
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Tuesday, December 1st, 2009
I just want to share how my very small business in Second Life performed for the month of November. I’ve listed my items in various offworld Second Life marketplaces (like XstreetSL.com, metaLIFE, Apez.biz, slapt.me, Metaverse Exchange and others) and most of my sales/earnings come through them.
November isn’t a very good month for me because my sales/earnings dropped except maybe for XstreetSL.com where it bounced back to the top. Sales in metaLIFE and Apez.biz went down. As for the others, it stayed the same with ZERO Linden Dollars. LOL! (more…)
Tags: apez.biz, earnings, income, linden dollars, metalife, metaverse, metaverse exchange, sales report, slapt.me, xstreetsl.com
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Friday, November 27th, 2009
metaLIFE just recently made a very bold decision about the commission they take from merchants on items listed and sold in their online marketplace. As posted in their blog, metaLIFE will now stop taking commissions from web sales or from sales made in their online marketplace. This simply means that merchants will now get 100% of their money if an item they are selling or has listed for sale gets sold in the marketplace.
While XstreetSL.com is adding listing fees to get an item listed, metaLIFE is removing them instead. While XstreetSL.com is out to get more money from their merchants, metaLIFE is literally reducing and giving away their share to their merchants. (more…)
Tags: blog, brands, Business, commissions, marketplace, merchant, metalife, metavendors, percentages, sales, xstreetsl.com
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