This is a fun 30+ minute roundup of what resellers have to offer as tips to other resellers… betcha you, as a consignment, resale or thrift shopkeeper will find some good ideas to use here! Watch with me, and (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘profit’
What’s up with resellers?
Posted in Shopkeeping talk, tagged profit, resale shopkeeping, selling, web on May 25, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Take Five: 6 Ways to Improve your Resale Shop in 5 Minutes
Posted in 5- Minute Fixes, Shopkeeping talk, tagged daily operations, profit, resale shopkeeping on May 23, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Just 5 minutes could lead to the growing success of your consignment, resale, or thrift shop.
Here’s 6 suggestions to get you started:
Tired of (more…)
After-Christmas Bonanza for Resale!
Posted in Shopkeeping talk, tagged christmas, profit, promotions, resale shopkeeping, success on December 26, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Okay, so you haven’t had time to catch your breath yet. There’s hay to make in the holiday sunshine, so schedule that deep breath for a few weeks in the future:
You have business to cultivate!
Here’s money-makers, reputation-polishers, and heck, just
How to Sell More Home Decor
Posted in Shopkeeping talk, tagged home decor, profit, resale shopkeeping, selling on November 2, 2018| Leave a Comment »
The first (and maybe the last) guideline to follow if you want to sell more bric-a-brac, knick-knacks, dust collectors… whatever you call those home decor “smalls”… is to
show them in use.
Glass bottles? Maintain a store wardrobe of good fake ferns, tulips, or even painted branches to use as props. With a display like this, you’ll sell 5 or 7 bottles at a time!
Massing knick-knacks into a display is another way (more…)
Staying on the Road to Success
Posted in Shopkeeping talk, tagged profit, resale shopkeeping, success on May 2, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Have you stalled on your way to success?
Wish you could feel the wind in your hair again?
Want to develop an instinct for pricing or use TGtbT’s SPAN Plan for arranging your sales floor for maximum income? Maybe you could use 9 “Million Dollar” Ideas and a library full of industry-specific down-to-earth advice?