What’s it all about?

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The Business

Your client will be investing in a franchise system and become part of the

fastest growing business sector in the world

But that’s not all they will be getting

Company set up for them

1 week full training programme

All platform accounts set up for them

Stock purchased for them

Market research done for them

Professional photography done

for them

Templates designed

for them

Website set up forthem

Ongoing monthly training

No offices or premises needed

Exclusive brandedgoods

So it really is a business in a box for them that they can manage anywhere in the world they may be.

Sound Expensive?

OURCLIENTS

Summary Of Operation: Retail outlet for mens fashion wear.

Cost Of Franchise: £200,000

Cost Of Franchise: £14,999

Summary Of Operation: Second hand white goods

Cost Of Franchise: £14,950

Cost Of Franchise: £250,000

OURCLIENTS

Cost Of Franchise: £11,995 + stock

How can they fund the business?

Cash Purchase

SSAS No Financial Advice Required

Cost £11,995 + £17,500 for stock minimum requirement

SSAS has to have £35,000 in the fund

Benefits of the SSAS

More than one person can transfer their pension into the fund to make up the £35,000 so friends and family can have the business together

Residual Income

For many clients they will love the concept but just don’t want to get involved or have the time to get involved and that’s where you can make a residual income by managing their business for a percentage of the profit.

Not only do you make residual income but you build up relationships with

clients to a whole new level.

What makes the system work?

4 biggest platforms in the world

Our expertise with all platforms plus over 25 years of buying stock coupled with expert knowledge of facebook marketing, other social platform

marketing and the very best SEO knowledge in the UK today

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http://business-reporter.co.uk/2015/01/13/e-commerce-sales-through-social-media-triple-in-2013-for-biggest-us-retailers/

E-commerce sales through social media triple in 2013 for biggest US retailers

13th January 2015Online sales driven by social media grew at three times the rate of overall e-commerce last year, according to consultancy BI Intelligence.The top 500 retailers in the United States earned $2.69 billion from social shopping in 2013, according to the Internet Retailer’s Social Media 500 – up more than 60 per cent over 2012 – while the e-commerce market as a whole grew only by 17 per cent.Growth is sure to accelerate and conversion rates should improve as Twitter and Facebook roll out “Buy” buttons, predicts BI Intelligence. Buy buttons enable social media users to buy by clicking on a retailer’s post or tweet. Facebook began testing buy buttons in July, Twitter in September.Facebook is the clear leader for social-commerce referrals and sales.

http://www.emarketer.com/Article/Worldwide-Ecommerce-Sales-Increase-Nearly-20-2014/1011039

Worldwide Ecommerce Sales to Increase Nearly 20% in 2014

Business-to-consumer (B2C) ecommerce sales worldwide will reach $1.471 trillion in 2014, according to new figures from eMarketer, increasing nearly 20% over 2013. As internet usage continues to mature across the world, ecommerce growth will slow over time, settling around 10% by the end of our forecast period. However, with sales reaching $2.356 trillion in 2018, a 10% growth rate still represents more than $200 billion new dollars that year.

eMarketer’s definition for B2C ecommerce sales includes all products and services ordered or booked via the internet on any device, including leisure and unmanaged business travel.

Statistics and facts about Amazon

Amazon.com is an international e-commerce company offering online retail, computing services, consumer electronics, digital content as well as other local services such as daily deals and groceries. According to recent industry figures, Amazon is the leading e-retailer in the United States with more than 74.45 billion U.S. dollars in 2013 net sales.

• Figures published last night by the PAC, show that Amazon sales from the UK amounted to £3.35bn in 2011• Amazon gets needed boost in 2014 from outside sellers• JANUARY 5, 2015

http://fortune.com/2015/01/05/amazon-third-party-sellers/• Amazon’s third-party sellers shipped 2 billion units in 2014, double the 2013 figure.• While Amazon no longer breaks out what percentage of revenue comes from outside sellers, the company

did say that those vendors moved about 40% of the product volume sold on its website last year, suggesting Amazon sold 5 billion items on the site last year.

I earn £100,000 a year selling bits and bobs on eBay1

Mother ditches her NHS job to make six-figure salary from online trading

• Cathy Hayes used to earn £28,000 as an NHS administrator• Now sells a variety of items on eBay and is a registered business seller • Makes over £100,000 a year and once made £5 profit on IKEA saucepan• Works from her dining room table and says household items are top sellers• Four years later, I’m easily turning over £100,000 a year • By March 2011, I’d turned over £100,000, around 25 per cent of which was profit — a figure that could have

been higher if I had managed my costs better in the first few months.• So that’s what I did — and in my second year of trading I made the same amount of profit from selling a lot

less. By then, John and I had learned from our mistakes.• Fast forward two years and I’m still here, with 350-400 product lines in my online shop. It’s a random selection

— everything from household goods and garden stuff to umbrellas and yoga mats — and it changes all the time. It has to, to stay ahead of the competition.

1Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2546386/I-swapped-drudgery-earn-100-000-selling-bits-bobs-eBay.html#ixzz3OetLN5Gm

The couple who've made £8million on eBayhttp://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/the-couple-whove-made-8million-on-ebay-204342

FOUR years ago Matt and Amanda Clarkson were broke. He was a jobbing carpenter, she sold pies from a rusty white van. Amanda, 44, says: The eBay site definitely changed our lives.

The couple quit their jobs and began selling on eBay in February 2006 using a s400laptop bought with cash from Matt selling the tools of his old trade.

Matt says: Financially we had nothing. It was humble beginnings and with literally no outlay at all. But we went from broke to eBay millionaires in just 24months.

From a standing start, within eight months we were selling a minimum of £24,000 a month.

But amazingly they say they spend less than 10 hours a week managing the business, because each time an items sells, eBay automatically puts up a posting for a new one.

Build up a data base of customers and email them

Find a niche product

Use the Internet and other resources to research suppliers both locally around the world

Build relationships with suppliers and customers to ensure a reliable stream of product

When you advertise your product, take clear, uncluttered photos

List your products in the correct category, using key words

Describe your products in a way that will make people want to buy them

Give outstanding customer service

The World’s Top eBay Sellers

For this post I’ve pulled together a big list – a very big list – of the top 1,000 eBay sellers worldwide. If you want to get straight to the data, here’s a jump down to the full list. An extract of the top ten is right here.

The Top 1000 Amazon Sellers

The sellers here are ranked by feedback. We’ve used feedback received in the past 12 months, so sellers of highly seasonal products shouldn’t be at an advantage.

Feedback isn’t a direct measure of success, of course, but it is an indicator of sales volume. Amazon says that most sellers receive feedback on 10% – 20% of their sales, so the number of units sold is likely to be 5x to 10x more than the feedback shown below.

The data is drawn from Amazon’s seller directories – there’s one for each product category and marketplace, including Amazon US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Canada, India, Japan and China. Note that media categories (books, DVDs, music etc) don’t have seller directories in all countries, so merchants who sell nothing but media might be missing.

So here it is: the full list. Use the “View More” link at the bottom to load one hundred more sellers each time you click.

CHARTS

Benefits

Possibility of residual income

Client can buy in using existing pension

Can run business from anywhere in the world

Proven systems

Experts on hand every step of the way

Buying power

£2,000 per business opened

More importantly giving your clients to opportunity to take control of their pension and make an income at the same time

CHARTS

Disadvantages

Price will go up every 25 sales by £2,000 capped at £25,000

Maximum 500 people allowed

Prices do not include VAT

Once client opens business they can reclaim the VAT

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