The Ultimate Guide: Boosting Your Chicken Smoothie Trades

Chicken Smoothie is a website where users can trade pets. C$ is the site's currency, which can be obtained by purchasing with real money or by trading for it. Users can add text to their trades by typing in the box provided. It is also possible to add images to trades by going to Trades > Trading Settings and editing the trading settings.

How to add text to a trade

To add text to a trade on Chicken Smoothie, you must first have your first post approved. Once your post has been approved, you will be able to post trade messages. When you trade with someone, there should be a box for text, where you can type in your message.

To enhance your trade messages, you can use BBCode to make them more visually appealing. You can also add images to your trade messages. To do this, you will need to obtain the image URL. If you are using your own image, you can upload it to a site like Imgur, which will provide you with the necessary code. Then, go to Trades > Trading Settings and edit your trading settings to add the image URL. Make sure to click "Save settings" once you have finished making your changes.

It is also useful to create a "Trade Group" to organize your pets and make it easier for potential trading partners to know what you are offering. To do this, go to your 'My Pets' page and click the 'Create a new group to organize your pets' link at the bottom left. Enter a name for your new group and click 'Create'.

Additionally, you can include information about your C$ balance in your trade messages, as C$ is now tradable on Chicken Smoothie. C$ can be obtained by purchasing them with real money through PayPal or Paynearme. Store pets, which are bought with C$, are rarer than average pets and their value increases over time.

How to add an image to your trading rules

To add an image to your trading rules on Chicken Smoothie, you must first have the image you want to use. If you are using your own image, you can upload it to a site like Imgur or TinyPic, which will provide you with the image code or URL.

Once you have the image URL, you can add it to your trading rules. Go to Trades > Trading Settings, where you can edit your trading settings and add an image. Paste the image URL between the image tags, which look like this: [img]PASTE HERE[/img].

For images of pets that you own, go to the pet's profile and copy the code in the "forum code" box. Then, paste it into your trade rules. For pets you don't own, you can use their archive images. Go to the archive and copy the image address of the pet you want to use. Right-click on the image and select 'Copy Image URL' or 'Copy Image Location' for Google Chrome and Firefox. For Internet Explorer, select 'Properties', highlight the given link, right-click, and select 'copy'. If you're using Safari on a Mac, right-click and select 'Copy Image Address'.

After pasting the image URL into your trading rules, use the [img] tag to turn it into a picture. Make sure to click "Save settings" once you've finished editing your trading rules.

Please note that if you're using a mobile device, the process may be more complicated, and it's recommended to use a computer if possible. On mobile, you must hold down the image, open it in a new tab, and copy the URL from the top bar. Then, paste it between the image tags in your trading rules. However, this method doesn't always work, and you may need to save the image to your device and upload it to a site like Imgur to get the image code.

How to add C$ to a trade

C$ is the site's currency on Chicken Smoothie and can be used to purchase items in the store. C$ can only be obtained by purchasing it with real money via PayPal or Paynearme. However, if you do not want to spend money on Chicken Smoothie, you can trade for C$ or directly for store pets.

To find someone to trade with for C$, you can look for users who have displayed their C$ balance in their trade rules. Alternatively, you can look for hoarders, who often pay good C$ numbers for their hoards. For example, some people pay 1C$ for a common hoard pet, and some people pay up to 3C$.

Store pets are bought with C$ and are the rarest pets on the site because they are never rereleased, so their value only goes up over time. This means that their worth as a trade item also increases, so they can be a good investment if you are looking to increase your C$ wealth.

How to create a trade group

Creating a trade group can be a great way to network with like-minded business owners and gain credibility. There are thousands of trade groups out there, so it's important to find the right one for your business objectives. Here are the steps to create a trade group:

Step 1: Identify Your Goals

Before joining a trade group, it's important to identify your goals and objectives. Are you looking for mentorship opportunities, networking, or access to education and training? Different trade groups offer different benefits, so it's essential to know what you want to achieve.

Step 2: Research Potential Groups

Start by building a list of potential trade groups that seem to align with your interests and goals. Look for both local and national organizations, as there are advantages to each. Local chapters of national organizations, such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, can provide a good balance of resources, research, special events, and local advocacy.

Step 3: Evaluate the Options

Once you have a list of potential trade groups, it's time to evaluate them further. Dig deeper into each organization's offerings, membership requirements, and activities. Consider joining special interest trade groups that cater to specific sectors, such as the National Restaurant Association or the Farm Foundation, or groups serving unique populations, such as the Women's Business Development Center or the Minority Chamber of Commerce.

Step 4: Consider the Benefits

Trade groups offer a variety of benefits, including collaboration on product specifications, terminology, and standards. They can also provide advocacy through lobbying and PR efforts, attempting to influence public policy in favor of their members. Additionally, look for groups that offer educational opportunities, such as conferences, online training, or mentorship programs, which can boost your company's reputation and credibility.

Step 5: Make a Decision

After thoroughly researching and evaluating your options, it's time to make a decision. Choose the trade group that best aligns with your goals and offers the benefits you are seeking. Joining a trade group can be a valuable step in growing your business and connecting with like-minded individuals.

Creating a "Trade Group" on Chicken Smoothie is a little different. This involves creating separate groups for your pets to keep track of and view your different pet types. To do this, simply go to your "My Pets" page, click the "Create a new group to organize your pets" link, enter a name for your new group, and click "Create". This will make it easier for potential trading partners to see what pets you have to offer.

How to tell if a trade is fair

There are several factors to consider when determining whether a trade is fair on Chicken Smoothie. Here are some guidelines to help you make informed decisions:

• Rarity Labels: Pets on Chicken Smoothie have rarity labels such as "common", "uncommon", or "rare". While these labels provide an indication of pet value, it's important to understand that not all pets within the same rarity label are of equal value. Some "common" pets may be rarer than others, and the same applies to "rare" pets. Therefore, don't assume that rarity labels alone guarantee a fair trade.
• Understanding Rarity Math: Rarity math involves trading multiple less-rare pets for one of greater rarity or vice versa. For example, you might trade your commons for an uncommon or trade a rare pet for multiple less-rare pets. Rarity math also considers the proportional commonness or rarity of pets from different years.
• Demand and Popularity: Some species may be less popular, even if they are uncommon or rare. On the other hand, extra cute or funny pet designs might be highly sought-after, making them valuable even if they are not very rare. Additionally, older pets are generally worth more than newer pets, even if they have the same rarity.
• Store Pets: Store pets are bought with C$, which is purchased with real money. They are rarer than average pets, and their value tends to increase over time. A store pet is commonly worth what its C$ value would be. For example, a very rare 2011 store pet is worth more than a regular 2011 release.
• Species and Wishlists: Most people prefer fair trades, where pets being exchanged are of equivalent rarity and date. However, if the pet your trade partner is offering is of the same species as the one they want, or if their desired pet is on your wishlist, this can make the trade more appealing to them and potentially tip the scales in your favour.
• Research and Comparisons: It is beneficial to familiarise yourself with the Understanding Rarities Guide and the Rareslist Guide to gain a deeper understanding of pet rarity and demand. Additionally, the "`Is this a fair trade?`" thread on the Chicken Smoothie forums can provide valuable insights. By examining successful trades and comparing them to your situation, you can develop a better sense of what constitutes a fair deal.

Remember, these guidelines are not set rules, and you should always do what feels right for you. You don't have to accept any trade you're not comfortable with, even if others consider it a good offer. Trust your instincts and make informed decisions based on the factors outlined above to determine whether a trade is fair in the context of Chicken Smoothie.

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