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How to mark service as "Sold Out"?

Maranatha Level 5

November 10, 2012, 4:14 pm

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How to mark service as "Sold Out"?

Hi. I want to know hw to mark my gig as sold out?
I dont want to remove it. Just want to mark it as sold out. Thanks !

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exjordanary

exjordanary

Because of you, your wish is Granted!! You can now Mark Gigs as SOLD OUT!!

See HERE:

https://www.seoclerks.com/forum/threads/mark-your-services-as-sold-out.694/

-ex

14 years ago

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ionicware

ionicware

You can't, however, you can simply suspend your services from https://www.seoclerks.com/manage_services and when you are ready to offer those services again just re-enable.

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exjordanary

exjordanary

Although, it wouldn't be a terrible idea to allow Buyers to still see your service (especially as "Sold Out"). Or at least Mark our service "extras" as Sold Out.

I have learned through my years of Online Marketing that being Sold Out and allowing Buyers to see your Product or Service, actually creates more Demand for it.

People tend to want things they cannot have.
They also tend to want something more when they see that other people get to have it, but they don't.
Especially when it was other people getting it, that resulted in the very reason why they don't get to.

In business, people say it's good to be a "Yes" Man. That's what you would call a "Sellout".
But I think it makes for good, healthy business to "Just Say No" once in a while.
There's a difference between being a "Sellout", and being "Sold out".

To be a "Sellout" means you'll do anything for that Sale (even if it means the quality of your Service will suffer).
But being "Sold Out" makes you look Desirable & Honest.

I'm sick of all the "Double Offers", and the "but Wait! There's More!!", and all the "30% Off Sales", etc. etc.

To me, the only thing a "30% Off Sale" tells me, is that they were just ripping me off by 30% prior to the Sale. (makes me wonder about all their other Non-Sale Items).
It also makes their Product/Service seem "undesirable" and less attractive when it's being "Devalued" using very Old-Fashioned marketing strategies.

In all Advertising & Business, Visibility & Consistency are key.

I think that rather than "Suspend" a service (*poof* be gone), it would be much more effective for Sellers if they could keep their services Visible (with a Sold Out sign?) so that Buyers could at least see what they're missing, anticipate their Order (or place Pre-Orders), and perhaps strike up a conversation with the Seller about it's availability. This would at least allow Sellers to Plant the Seeds of a Client/Seller relationship.
We all know that if Money were to grow on Trees, you'd still have to plant the seed.
Why do you think Pirates used to bury all that Treasure?

Hope this Helps, Although, it wouldn't be a terrible idea to allow Buyers to still see your service (especially as "Sold Out"). Or at least Mark our service "extras" as Sold Out. I have learned through my years of Online Marketing that being Sold Out and allowing Buyers to see your Product or Service, actually creates [b]more Demand[/b] for it. People tend to want things they cannot have. They also tend to want something more when they see that other people get to have it, but they don't. Especially when it was other people getting it, that resulted in the very reason why they don't get to. In business, people say it's good to be a "Yes" Man. That's what you would call a "Sellout". But I think it makes for good, healthy business to "Just Say No" once in a while. There's a difference between being a "Sellout", and being "Sold out". To be a "Sellout" means you'll do anything for that Sale (even if it means the quality of your Service will suffer). But being "Sold Out" makes you look Desirable & Honest. I'm sick of all the "Double Offers", and the "but Wait! There's More!!", and all the "30% Off Sales", etc. etc. To me, the only thing a "30% Off Sale" tells me, is that they were just ripping me off by 30% prior to the Sale. (makes me wonder about all their other Non-Sale Items). It also makes their Product/Service seem "undesirable" and less attractive when it's being "Devalued" using very Old-Fashioned marketing strategies. In all Advertising & Business, Visibility & Consistency are key. I think that rather than "Suspend" a service (*poof* be gone), it would be much more effective for Sellers if they could keep their services Visible (with a Sold Out sign?) so that Buyers could at least see what they're missing, anticipate their Order (or place Pre-Orders), and perhaps strike up a conversation with the Seller about it's availability. This would at least allow Sellers to Plant the Seeds of a Client/Seller relationship. We all know that if Money [b]were[/b] to grow on Trees, you'd still have to plant the seed. Why do you think Pirates used to bury all that Treasure? Hope this Helps,

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Maranatha

Maranatha

Wow thank you very much Jordan ! =) and also to you exJordanary. Its really a great feature for me.

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snoovie

snoovie

Yeah... jordan is here... suspend your gig buddy... it's so easy... other user can't see and can't order your gig anymore

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rocky

rocky

you can simply suspend your services from.your wish is Granted.thank you

13 years ago

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