Introducing Auxa
a new way to sell products and services -- think drop-shipping for online / digital goods. Pick a price, pick a min. no. of units and start selling. Buyers pre-auth their interest, no money changes hands.
If the target is hit in the timeframe, it's fully funded and you can now deliver the course, product, material and service. If not it's gone. Poof!
Buyers are encouraged to promote and share to earn credits and refunds of their purchase price and can earn points for future offers and / or commission paid.
Sell 50 at $1000 or 10000 at $5 and get your audience selling for you. Test the water with ideas on new ideas or services you have.
I built this for ME so I could list my own training courses, workshops, tutorials and guides etc. Figured I would build this to build out my own landing page of offers.
NONE of them will exist and don't have to until they are sold out ;)
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Great to be able to get out today and present a cheque to local charity @AndoverTwenty1 to support them in improving education for the families they support. #ItsWhatWeDo#beingcoop
♥️ Hello Rosie! l Absolutely love your doll! She is so pretty and I absolutely love that she wears her funky boots with a gorgeous little dress! I hope that she continues to teach others about your Down’s Syndrome just so that people learn how to become a better friend to you. ♥️
This six-year-old girl has inspired a doll that will be mass-produced and sold around the world.
Rosie Barnett has Down's Syndrome and has always played with @Lottie_dolls - she even has a doll-themed treehouse.
Now she also has Rosie Boo, a doll just like her.
Speaking to @RevRichardColes about #grief of losing his husband and meet special little girl and her dad @jasonkneen after a @lottied_dolls #doll was made in her likeness. Join us 6:30 @5_News
Six-year-old Rosie Barnett from #Wiltshire, who has Down's Syndrome, was the inspiration for @lottie_dolls new doll. Watching them play together is simply adorable. Meet Rosie Boo!
https://t.co/O5CJEx300r @jasonkneen#wdsd21
A six year-old girl, known as Rosie Boo, from #Wiltshire is the inspiration for a brand new doll created for World Down Syndrome Day.
More here: https://t.co/qbiiHBqld5