Are you a Domestic Goddess?

eryn_kathleen

I would think that, because many of these items will already be available online, maybe adding tips and things might be a great way to get loyal customers.

For example, you could have a list of green products, OS tips, an article about how to set up your first flat, cleaning essentials, kitchen equipment for young couples, that sort of thing. Gifts too - what to buy for a wedding, etc.

Keep a careful eye on postage. If you're selling moderately priced items (most of which will be bulky or heavy), keep in mind that customers won't want a 'surprise' postal charge when they check out. There's nothing worse than putting £20 of products in a shopping basket and then discovering that postage is £10.

martindow

Didn't Barry Humphries use the phrase Domestic Goddess first as Dame Edna Everage?

Sarahsaver

Idiophreak wrote: »

Might I suggest Domestic Deity Online - Goddess is a sexism lawsuit waiting to happen

WHy? There are plenty of things with 'man' 'woman' 'she' and so on in the name of the product.

Houseproud online? But I expect a royalty if you use that name LOL;)