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Hey everyone, I’m running a woocommerce store and need to get some GTINs so i can list on google shopping. looking for a way to buy them without using GS1... their prices are just way too high for me right now. is there a cheaper way to do this as a onetime thing? Does anyone have a reliable spot they use?

The best offer is hidden at the very back of the catalogue. 1500 points for $100 and $250 Visa cards. These offers are great because you can basically use Visa cards anywhere. So it's like getting points for nothing. They are in-store only. KitchenAid offers continue as do the Liquorland ones.

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Learned that the eagle prisma colors go back from 1938-1969 where later they became berol prismacolor till 1995 when they became the modern day ones like the top peach one. I found these pencil boxes of random pencils and saw prismacolor but thought they looked weird but had to look it up. Turns out they are the BEST kinda weird! It only had two “Eagle” ones but those ones are 50+ years old! I think that’s so cool! They are pretty expensive online, this is my favorite thrift find today for sure. I got three boxes for only $1.50 each at a local thrift shop. I kinda didn’t want to just like show my location of my local thrift stores lol. But it’s Midwest USA for reference. It also...

I have been selling my things that I do not use anymore to upgrade and declutter since after college. I have been buying my cellphones since HS so I am very careful with the things I bought with my hard-earned money, and also that's why I can sell it since they are in pristine condition. My family knows how maarte / maingat I am so they cannot even borrow esp my phone/s. I take good photos of the item/s and disclose all issues as I am a very honest person and do not want stress (who would want dba). And I have not encountered a single problematic buyer for almost 2 decades of selling not until.. Last month I sold my secondary / work phone thru FB. I posted for the first time in the ...

Learned that the eagle prisma colors go back from 1938-1969 where later they became berol prismacolor till 1995 when they became the modern day ones like the top peach one. I found these pencil boxes of random pencils and saw prismacolor but thought they looked weird but had to look it up. Turns out they are the BEST kinda weird! It only had two “Eagle” ones but those ones are 50+ years old! I think that’s so cool! They are pretty expensive online, this is my favorite thrift find today for sure. I got three boxes for only $1.50 each at a local thrift shop. I kinda didn’t want to just like show my location of my local thrift stores lol. But it’s Midwest USA for reference. It also...

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Hi everyone, I have a question regarding GA4 setup for my brand. Currently, we have two different domains： an official brand website and a separate e-commerce store. Both belong to the same brand but are on different domains. The official website already has GA4 installed. I want to track the performance of the shop site, but I'm debating between two approaches： 1. Should I create a new property specifically for the shop site? 2. Or should I implement **cross-domain tracking** and use the same GA4 Measurement ID for both? What are the best practices for this to ensure data accuracy and avoid session duplication?

hey guys so after getting dumped, I learned hat I have a fearful-avoidant attachment style and apparently this means I have a distorted view of the world + a distorted view of myself, and I will swing back and forth between: thinking it was all my fault and thinking i was the victim. I need an outside perspective so I can make the right conclusions about what actually happened and grief in the right direction, because for instance I can't even tell if I should trust my intuition next time or if I should ignore it and call it unreliable paranoia. **here's all the context before we start (skip this paragraph if you don't care) :** my person and I were in a situationship for...

Hey Reddit, I’m an iOS developer, and about 13 years ago I built an app called Before Leaving. There’s actually a crazy story behind why I created it. Around that time, life was… intense. Work was stressful, and my mom was battling cancer, so I was juggling both. One night, after taking care of her following a chemo session, I went to work at a coffee shop until 3 AM. I was mentally exhausted, drained, and completely stressed. In that state, I somehow left the coffee shop and went home… without even taking my car. I woke up the next day and couldn’t remember taking it at all. I panicked, took my uncle with me, and went to the police to file a stolen car report. On the way back, ...

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Hey Reddit, I’m an iOS developer, and about 13 years ago I built an app called Before Leaving. There’s actually a crazy story behind why I created it. Around that time, life was… intense. Work was stressful, and my mom was battling cancer, so I was juggling both. One night, after taking care of her following a chemo session, I went to work at a coffee shop until 3 AM. I was mentally exhausted, drained, and completely stressed. In that state, I somehow left the coffee shop and went home… without even taking my car. I woke up the next day and couldn’t remember taking it at all. I panicked, took my uncle with me, and went to the police to file a stolen car report. On the way back, ...

Hello! I just started my Etsy store and began pet illustrations, and I would like some advice on my shop and how to start getting sales! 🥰 https://sophieimogene.etsy.com

Let’s talk about a pattern we are seeing across our portfolio that defies all organic logic. We manage **8 different stores**. Across the 3 brands that rely heavily on Meta traffic, we are seeing an identical, mechanical phenomenon repeat itself daily, regardless of the niche or creative. **Here is the data signature we are seeing on a standard $500/day account:** * **01:00 AM – 11:00 AM:** The pixel fires like clockwork. High-intent traffic, consistent sales every 30-45 minutes. The ROAS is sky-high. * **11:14 AM (Precisely):** The faucet turns off. 🛑 * **11:14 AM – 10:00 PM:** Absolute silence. Maybe one random sale at 2 PM, but otherwise a 7-hour dead zone. * **10:00 PM – Mi...

Every year people who love art, tourists and people who are very creative really look forward to the Surajkund International Crafts Mela. This is one of the fun cultural events in India. The [Surajkund International crafts Mela](https://youtu.be/aQV7a5ugcbQ?si=d8M8zH3YEa7GF-co) is in Faridabad, which's near Delhi. This Surajkund Mela is not a place where people buy and sell things. The Surajkund Mela is a celebration. It celebrates the different things about India. The Surajkund Mela celebrates the people who make things in India. It also celebrates the heritage of India. The Surajkund Mela happens every year. It starts at the end of January. Goes on till the middle of February. D...

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Just got home from a Coles store. I saw a poor young employee working the ends getting drilled by a much older manager on the shop floor. I was disgusted and stuck up for the poor young kid - I ended up telling the manager that he should have some respect and talk to his staff in a better fashion. Manager left the situation grunting and groaning, the young lad thanked me with a huge smile on his face in return. Coles management: rather than humiliate employees under you in public, can you have the decency to work on your management skills…or at the very least, take an employee to your office (or the storeroom) if you want to let your ego run wild? Thanks in advance.

Hey Reddit fam! 🎉 Ever thought about jumping on the e-commerce train but felt overwhelmed by the tech stuff? Shopify might just be the ticket you need. Imagine this: instead of sweating over building a store from scratch, you get this plug-and-play platform that lets you set up shop without needing to know a single line of code. Sounds dreamy, right? Shopify is basically your all-in-one solution for launching an online store. It's a global SaaS platform, which means everything you need is already there – no need to worry about servers or infrastructure. Just pay a subscription, and boom, you're in business! Here's why Shopify's got the goods: 1. User-Friendly Vib...