I'm featured today...I have questions

[NikkiMakesScents]

So I am featured today and I see many are buying as close to the $$ amount of the voucher. The voucher is for $26 in products. So far about 3 people have gone about .25 cents, .50 cents .75 cents over the voucher. I'm not invoicing for that am I? Would you since one would not be making much on these sales anyway?

Also wouldn't it have been easier to have Heartsy send me the voucher #'s so I can input them as coupons. That way if they are over a significant amount then they would automatically be forwarded to Paypal instead of me having to invoice them.

I'll update you on the stats Sunday or Monday because I'll be busy this weekend making orders.

Thanks!

[NikkiMakesScents]

I finally finished all the orders from the Heartsy feature that were redeemed. I sold about 35 vouchers and I think 3 have not been redeemed. I had lot's of traffic on my shop and my website that weekend it was hard to keep up.

Would I do it again. Not anytime soon but I would manybe next year during my slow season ONLY if Heartsy adopt rules like Groupon.
-Expiration dates
-Certain items (I wouldn't mind the majority of the shop but not samples and not custom orders. Why should you get 60% off samples or custom orders?)
-Indicate that shipping is NOT included (I lost ALOT of money shipping all these items around the country.)

I don't feel I can institute these rules if they bought a voucher that did not list any of these exceptions.

I don't see any increase in viewership since the feature but I really hope I regained some new customers.

[Former_Member]

You can always put custom orders and sample sizes on inactive during the 3 days or so surrounding your sale. (currently 1/2 of my orders have been custom wedding favors, so I'm ponding if i want to have them out or not during the sale, maybe in groups of 20 or so, not sure). Part is to make the deal so that if falls between price points (either a few dollars short of total + shipping or leaves them a credit; which means they get a less overall discount).