Hi, I have been an AdWords user for approximately two years now and I'm going to talk about both the bar and the sound size of AdWords. Now if you're not Irish, you might not know what AdWords says. This is an Irish website, a platform where you can buy and sell stuff you usually use in Ireland. It's very similar to Don Lille, Guntry, Craigslist, kind of eBay. It's a lot more personal so you actually interact with a person you can pick it up is not all postage. So buy from AdWords. I'm going to start with a tiny bit of a rant. Now I'm thinking that you buy it's going to be completely working or completely as a scrub. It's going to be like let's say, camera lenses, there are a scratch that have like mold on them. You can't be other things that aren't as fith like if you buy shoes, they might not be the same size, some clothes might be even dirty etc. So you need to be going into this with that kind of mindset. What you're buying is not new, it's not going to be perfect. So plus side of AdWords is that you have so much choice. You have every dickless amount of choice. Let's say something goes out of stock or the line is discontinued. You can normally find out on AdWords. Like your stuff that I really like that is no longer made that I buy from AdWords. When you're looking through the buying session, there's a lot of categories and most of these are very well organized. Because when you try and sell something, let's say you try and sell a vase, you try to be a vase as your name of your product. It'll put it into the category itself. So the categories are amazing. But within the categories, the stuff has been general up. So I was recently looking for a camera and I talked and making my camera, it didn't come up. But then I had to see the word camera and there was hundreds of cameras that had that as our advert, which is a bit misleading. And you have to go into the description, look at the pictures, the accessories, what make, what brand, what model, how old etc. it is. It's really general up. So when you look for something, be sure to look at the broad terms as well. Here's the point thinking about salaries. I love them, have a lot of stuff and they just sell everything they have. So they don't really know what our salary is very well. Like I asked someone about 10, how big it is, how big it is past. He said he doesn't have a clue. He didn't have like a measuring stick. So he said it's about like a full-long or something like that. I'm like, oh, okay. It's very uncertain. We're getting, it's very subjective. It's like the face of clothing etc. So be aware of not descriptive descriptions. For those that have to take picture of the tag, like a tag of nausea in the piece of clothing or a tag of whatever else or like a modeling, it's very useful to just research and all about that product. We can for a price of various. Some salaries do initially. Some take a week. It's completely varying. I'm not going to talk about that. But I'm actually getting a product. A lot of the people will post the products. But they will want to cherish between 5 and 15 year old for postage. And for somebody small, let's say like it's 5 film rolls that would probably cost it like 30 euro. It's 30 euro, 10 euro postage. It works out 40 years. You can get cheap, pretty all of Amazon. But a lot of people would put a video card. So if you're getting, let's say, TV. They won't post it. So you won't really have to collect yourself, which is a bit of disaster. People don't really want to do deliveries. Yeah, it's very rough. I don't know these aspects where you go into it. And always research the seller. Always look at their bio, look at other aslipua, because from their review, look at their recent comments, see if they're like credible. And they're all good. I'll go ahead and buy from my average. I love the website. It's my money, great stuff. And they're gonna be cheaper. Plus, very fun, which is phenomenal. And I'll switch to the selling aspect of it. And this is one that I have quite a bit of experience in, because I sell a lot of stuff on my records. It's completely different. Nowadays, it's free to host ads. And when you sell them, it's also free. It doesn't cost you money. Before, I took three-year away from your credit balance, your phone number, per day, sold. And you have an unlimited amount of ads, kind of like, of the, refresh and change the pictures as much as you want. And it's really important to always have pictures and good pictures, because that can often lead to you are getting the purchase or knocking the purchase at all. And then, when you're talking about your actual ads, have a really good description. And the descriptions, you're all very. I never really put a nice description of what the product is, how old it is, what stated it is like 8 out of 10. And I never really like to leave it. It's some technological piece of art. I leave a link to the actual specifications online. This is very important for a lot of buyers. And you can actually check with the product themselves. You can check the sales, the resolution, etc. Very important. Always add that. What's your ad is good and live? It's uploaded. It's prepared for what bars are going to do. So a lot of buyers are going to be like, low ball offers. And these are bars to buy. And they're going to be very important. And they're going to be very important. And they're going to be very important. So a lot of buyers are going to be like, low ball offers. And these are bars to buy a lot of stuff just to resale or just to re-gift. And they offer really low money. So I prepared shoes of for 60 years. New they are about 150. So yeah, it was a really good deal for me just sounding for 60 years. And they're very used. Still in the box. So I had like a receipt. Why was getting offers for between 10 years and 20 years for about four months straight? Just constantly like offers of that low amount of money. I didn't accept any of them, but this is where you don't run into. A lot of people offer very little money for your product. Be aware of that. But with that saying, some of the offers are like 10 years or less. Trying to negotiate, I would bring it up or say like, why your product is worth the money? Or just make it middle. All you need people to mail the whole time, I think. It's really good stuff. One thing I have is don't get this hurt and buy all these low offers because people do it at the whole time. If someone actually really wants your product, they will offer their full money and pay it upfront. It's no problem. You'll send you like a penny power or whatever and you'll get the money. Woo! Yeah, that's very important. Then when someone actually get a deal and sell your product, this is where things can follow. A lot of people say they don't have a charity, don't have a time, etc. and they will not collect a product. It's kind of a hard breaking because you lose a lot of bars because of this. Both. A lot of people are open postage or delivery. So, I don't really post myself. I don't have any boxes and I don't want to just like throw newspapers and put it in the bag. It's not rough, but I have posted stuff in the past. Like a book, jewelry, etc. It's fine. It works well. But a lot of people don't pay for postage. It's really annoying. It's like a cell of necklace for 15 euro. I paid five euro postage so I technically got 10 euro for it. So, that's like, no money at all. Yeah, you need to be aware of that. That you're going to make a loss. That's Deleries. This is what I'm going to probably write about for a few minutes. Deleries. I've delivered so much stuff. And we're not just talking about like my account because that's fine. I don't mind. I can search like a block. I can do stuff. I did a list of stuff from Dublin to Don't Dog which are like 50, 60 kilometers away. And then the worst part is people either don't show up on time and they have to wait and text them call them. It's been like two, three hours trying to get a hold of them. Or people just don't show up at all and you're just there without messages, don't treat it. Without replying, just waiting and playing the waiting game. And this is really annoying. Recently, I saw the mirror and my mom drove like, 30 kilometers away to deliver at some house. And like, we arrange it all and we exchange phone numbers, etc. The woman then answer her phone. She didn't come outside the house. And once we find God, hold of her once my mom came back home. I found out that the world was actually just like not even home at that time. Like, she picked the timer herself. She gave us the address, etc. And we drove down with a massive mirror like the whole car. We couldn't do anything. We couldn't go shopping afterwards. And stuff like that happens a whole lot. We're deliveries, yeah. I try to avoid them if you could when you're going to selling. It's really you of business. And the last part I'm going to talk about is when you're a salary, you always need to be on the app. Like getting to have notifications on the whole time because a lot of buyers get discouraged once you know or apply the, they pull offers to different ads like, let's say you're selling, you're selling a PlayStation. They're like, if you don't reply in the next two hours, he's going off for another PlayStation, etc. And you just lost the customer. So you always need to be on it. Always think you have that on and it's very important. But overall, I love average. It's a great website. It made good amount of money off it. I've got rid of a lot of my stuff. A lot of stuff I didn't need. Help me get to minimal journey. And it's a brilliant website. I highly recommend it. Go check it out and be sure to subscribe.