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A thrift and resale alliance has some good ideas for youOne woman has started a “thrift store alliance”… which looks like it could be attracting consignment and resale shops as well… in a Florida county.

Watch the news reel.

Gather some ideas that you may want to try in your marketplace from their Facebook Page which has over 14,000 followers.

Does your area have an alliance of shops? If so, tell us in the comments what your group does and how it helps your shop and the resale industry!

It’s hard to relax when you’ve got nagging questions about your consignment, thrift or resale shop. If you want to dive into a thrilling read at the beach, Auntie Kate has some titles to suggest.

Beaching RTeading to build your consignment, resale, or thrift business from TGtbT.com

Need a good beach read?

Well, there’s no heaving bosoms (unless it’s yours heaving with ideas for your shop) or burning buildings (unless it’s your shop getting HOTHOTHOT) on this list, but I think you’ll find some helpful ideas on this blog post from Constant Contact.

My personal recommendations are here, ready to order from Amazon (and of course, they list second-hand copies too!) if you are intrigued.

Books about retailing in general are here, including this summer’s fave, E-Myth Revisited.

Still browsing the shelves? Here’s 53 recommendations from Goodreads.

Just don’t forget the sunscreen!

When you want to create some interest in markdowns in your consignment or resale or thrift, how will you let the public know?

Not like Continue Reading »

“What’s it worth?” is always the question, right?

TGtbT.com finds another resource for helping you price consignment goods

Click for “Accepting & Pricing”, one of our best-sellers in our TGtbT Products for the Professional Resaler

Whether you are consignment, resale or donations-only thrift, it all comes down to

How much can we sell this for?

While many factors go into determination of what something will sell for in your business (location, traffic patterns, reputation, size of marketplace, even how much space you have to keep something on the sales floor until the right customer comes along), many shopkeepers like to have a starting point for their staffers. Just one of the concepts explored in our

 Money-Wise Guide to Accepting & Pricing from TGtbT.com.

The best thing about using Facebook to keep your consignment, resale or thrift shop on people’s minds, is that

Auntie Kate loves how resale shopkeepers enjoy the 4th of July with their Facebook posts!it’s so timely.

Here are some shopkeeper examples I received in Continue Reading »