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I saw this amusing photo on Facebook yesterday, and it made me think…

Using humor to inspire resale and thrift shoppers from Too Good to be Threw

Oh wow! A typo that would make perfect sense in a NFP donate-only thrift shop with a re-purposed display case 😉 Make some “fake food” donuts (slices of pool noodle?), get a Dunkin’ Donuts box to display them in, and

fill the rest of the case with new arrivals!

See more posts here and here and here for non-profit resale shops. Or settle in for some good reading by clicking the “Thrift” word, over in the right column>>.

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Resale and consignment shops face challenges in displaying their goods.The goods in your consignment, thrift, or resale shop are usually as much a jumble as this alphabet, aren’t they?

It takes talent… and a few fresh ideas… to present your merchandise in such a way that your shoppers will gobble them up.

Hence, our current Do It Now article on Too Good to be Threw

The ABC’s of Resale Merchandise Presentation

PS If you’re reading this some time in the future, and our Do It Now article has changed, you’ll be able to find this article in our TGtbT.com Article Archives.

More on merchandise presentation from TGtbT.com:

What presentation tips have you developed in your shop? What challenges do you face? Join the conversation, below.

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Express, the 600-store chain that caters to 20-to-30 year old men and women, had a dismal showing in this past quarter, financial news reports.

Why is that of interest (more…)

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After all, some Auntie Kate messages are, ahem, Too Good to be Threw!

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Tis the season for your thrift, resale or consignment shop to be overflowing.

With lots of merchandise (more…)

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You know I suggest (heck, demand! That’s how strongly I feel) that resale, thrift and consignment shops

use photos of their merchandise

everywhere they can, from their tweets and Facebook messages to their blog and web site.  In fact, the largest file on my computer is “good examples to use.”

So I thought I’d clear out the clutter, and leave here the

bad examples of taking photos of your merchandise.

If your photo’s here, don’t worry, I won’t tell ’em it’s you. And thanks for educating your peers and maybe even making us laugh.

Let’s start off with

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