Affiliate Marketing Secrets

I’m am looking at possibly opening a shop to sell various things such as magic, pokemon, yugioh cards, and many other things. For something like pokemon cards, they usually come in an outer box, then packed in a plastic sleeve. My main question is for an item like this, where is the security part in the packaging (if it has it at all)? I would prefer to sell them inside the sleeves only, but if the security portion is in the box then I would need to sell it in those.

Secret santa at college, do you think a baccy tin from and antique shop or market is a good present for a 16/17 year old guy, if not any suggestions? I don’t know him that well, I’ve known him for 3 months. It has to be £5 or under.

if you are buying from mycomicshop.com can you please use my affiliate link as it will give me credit towards the shop and allow me to get free comics off them. if you use this it would be a great help to start my comic book collection and i would appreciate it very much
<a href="http://www.mycomicshop.com/?AffID=… comic books at mycomicshop.com

i want to buy one of the cycling suits that they wore in the olympics and ive got a feeling as it may be pretty niche that going to the olympic park mega store is my best bet of grabbing one. do i need a ticket to get into the olympic park to go the the shop

So, to get more stock space I need to sell an article of clothing from a store advertisement. I’ve sent out three different advertisements in the past three days.
My store interior is Grace’s shop, and I have sent out Alvarado and AZ-USA, the affiliates of it, and one Masquerade ad.
Customers will NOT buy anything from my ads, and it’s getting really frustrating. Please help!

For instance, I live in the Pacific NW. If you go into a “smoke shop” to buy a pack of smokes, these shops are invariably owned by Koreans. Alternatively, when I was recently in the Palm Springs, CA area for a few weeks, I noticed the “smoke shops” were owned by Egyptians. I’m just using smoke shops as an example here, but as I get to know these Koreans in the smoke shops, they open up a little more. I have learned, in general, that these “smoke shops” make tremendous money. Now, why haven’t’ I seen an Average Joe Caucasian, or an Average Ned African-American, etc. go into the “smoke shop” business, if it’s so lucrative? (Which I -do- believe they are, spending my fair share of time in there.) Is their a “barrier of entry”, of some kind, that disallows other ethnic groups to gain a foothold in the “smoke shop” business? I consider myself a social scientist, but I never encountered the theories behind this phenomenon…whether it be Korean smokes shops, Vietnamese nail salons, or Indian owned hotel chains? (Plz don’t construe this as being racist or bigoted…I just am really curious!!!!) There has to be a term for this pattern, and a sociological theory. Thanks.