Great video, glad you are honest about the numbers. I think most people do the vendor booth thing for the fun of making a sale, not for the actual amount of profit. My home decor booth barely covers rent and fees. It’s fun for me. A few months of the year, I make a few hundred dollars.
Just got a booth. Great video. I feel you about it being a lot of work. I’ve spent this whole week just prepping my booth and it’s not cheap to get it ready. 👍
Never did good at consignments. I like it just running my flea market booth on the weekends. Where the vendors are out their with their tables outdoors and selling their stuff. I'm out there with them. I do good, especially when it's a popular place and at least 70 booths or more. More vendors and foot traffic the better. I get up early set up and stay around 6 hours and pack up. Since most vendors leave around noon or 1. On the average at least $125 profit up to $250. Better days can be $300 up to $600. It depends if you have what they want during that time. I enjoy mingle with people and you get to understand what people are looking for. Next time add those to your booth.
One of the antique markets I am, they do everything manually ..nothing is done through computer systems or selling apps. So I can never see what i have sold on a daily basis at this booth. My other booth uses an online system which is helpful to know what has sold in order to know what to replace it with next time i come in.
Great video. I just subbed to your channel. We are in the process of opening up a vintage store inside of our Pack & Ship Store. I like the sticker idea..
Cool stuff. I have so much inventory and been waiting on a booth for months. I was thinking of renting warehouse industrial space and have a sale every weekend or something. Start a little store? I need help. I have soo much stuff and need a place to sale it. Lmao.
For anyone curious, I had a booth, listed everything on FB and CL and directed people to the booth to purchase so I wouldn't have to meet people. It was barely profitable and certainly not worth the effort.
geez, paper and hand written stickers. the one I'm in, has an online portal where you submit your stock, they print out the labels for you with barcodes, and you can track your sales in real time on the portal
I vender mall just types in what the item is and i get real time updates on an app called quail. It lets me use a two line price gun. It lets me put my booth number at the top and the price at the bottom.
@@commoncentsflips4030 never had anything graded before? What about the Mario kart 64 and Mario 64 you have in your Mario collection that I saw in one short?
I got a booth at relics do you get the games in bulk off of Facebook and resale them orr, I’m having trouble finding a niche and resealing clothes isn’t that profitable for me cause the nearest bins is in Kansas City since the one in Arkansas broke down
Great video, glad you are honest about the numbers. I think most people do the vendor booth thing for the fun of making a sale, not for the actual amount of profit. My home decor booth barely covers rent and fees. It’s fun for me. A few months of the year, I make a few hundred dollars.
Just got a booth. Great video. I feel you about it being a lot of work. I’ve spent this whole week just prepping my booth and it’s not cheap to get it ready. 👍
Never did good at consignments. I like it just running my flea market booth on the weekends. Where the vendors are out their with their tables outdoors and selling their stuff. I'm out there with them. I do good, especially when it's a popular place and at least 70 booths or more. More vendors and foot traffic the better. I get up early set up and stay around 6 hours and pack up. Since most vendors leave around noon or 1. On the average at least $125 profit up to $250. Better days can be $300 up to $600. It depends if you have what they want during that time. I enjoy mingle with people and you get to understand what people are looking for. Next time add those to your booth.
One of the antique markets I am, they do everything manually ..nothing is done through computer systems or selling apps. So I can never see what i have sold on a daily basis at this booth. My other booth uses an online system which is helpful to know what has sold in order to know what to replace it with next time i come in.
Great video. I just subbed to your channel. We are in the process of opening up a vintage store inside of our Pack & Ship Store. I like the sticker idea..
Cool stuff. I have so much inventory and been waiting on a booth for months. I was thinking of renting warehouse industrial space and have a sale every weekend or something. Start a little store? I need help. I have soo much stuff and need a place to sale it. Lmao.
The rent and fee % is insanely low vs my area.
Still tempting tho just offload everything
For anyone curious, I had a booth, listed everything on FB and CL and directed people to the booth to purchase so I wouldn't have to meet people. It was barely profitable and certainly not worth the effort.
Great video!
I also do a marketplace listing I've got a very busy booth I know that helps
I know where this is. Going to have to make a stop. I like smaller shops, Relics and Mike's are just too big to find good prices.
geez, paper and hand written stickers. the one I'm in, has an online portal where you submit your stock, they print out the labels for you with barcodes, and you can track your sales in real time on the portal
Is it quite a bit bigger? How's your fees?
Still waiting for an answer on this one as I am a reseller too
I vender mall just types in what the item is and i get real time updates on an app called quail. It lets me use a two line price gun. It lets me put my booth number at the top and the price at the bottom.
I just got a sealed Mario tennis for the Wii U. Maybe send it to CGC since it’s in mint condition and cuz why not. But will see.
Awesome man. I've got a few sealed games I've been thinking of sending. I've never had anything graded before
@@commoncentsflips4030 never had anything graded before? What about the Mario kart 64 and Mario 64 you have in your Mario collection that I saw in one short?
I actually bought those graded. I've never sent anything off to be graded
I got a booth at relics do you get the games in bulk off of Facebook and resale them orr, I’m having trouble finding a niche and resealing clothes isn’t that profitable for me cause the nearest bins is in Kansas City since the one in Arkansas broke down
Not sure where you are centered, but I went to college in Springfield, MO and they had a bunch of these places and one called STD.
Yep, Springfield!
Springfield Tool & Die, Inc. 😀
Nice !
Thanks!
That's an awesome way to sell the cheaper stuff. Taking nice pictures take so much time and effort at those pricepoint it's really not worth the time.
What town is this?
Springfield mo
About $300 a month profit! WOW! Seems like a part time job would make more sense and more money.