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Top Tips for successfully selling Greeting Cards Online

Top Tips for successfully selling Greeting Cards Online

By Rachel Dickson, owner of Zaquarella Design StudioDigital Strategy is a new concept to the world of paper greeting cards and since when do you even need one? Well the answer to that has become all too evident this year as we have faced a global pandemic and traditional retail store channels have been permanently affected. Our advice is to…

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Top 10 Things You Need to Know When Hiring Your First Employee

Top 10 Things You Need to Know When Hiring Your First Employee

Hallidays, specialists in HR and Employment, are recommended by several GCA members. They have written a Top 10 Tips for recruiting that is available in the GCA members’ library  The GCA would like to thank Hallidays HR for this article. Hallidays offer GCA members a special discount on HR services, and a free 30 minute consultation.

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GDPR Approaching

In May 2018 a new law come into effect in the UK. The General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, will apply to all companies which process EU citizens’ personal data (for example greeting card purchasers) and seeks to tighten up the rules relating to storage and transfer of those people’s private information. The aim of…

Starting Up – Top Tips on Order Forms

Include all your contact details on each form.A section for the details of the shop:Contact name at the shopDelivery addressInvoice address (if different)Any special instructions/required delivery datePayment details:Bacs (your bank details) and Cheques payable detailsMinimum order amount and carriage paid order amount (either in number of cards or in value).You need two basic columns for each range, the first should…

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Starting Up – Tips on Terms & Conditions

State if you have a minimum order amount.State that prices exclude VAT. (You add VAT on the invoice if you are VAT registered)Set Carriage paid (which means you pay for the delivery) on orders of somewhere around £100-£200 – this encourages buyers to order more.It is advisable to ask for payment on your first order before despatch. Issue a pro-forma…

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