At your display case, the first of the month will always be your best sales because that's when people get their SSD or SSI checks. People on fixed incomes shop in venders malls, thrift stores, etc. As the word gets out, more gamers will find your display. Also, you will find that there are special months in the year that you make more money. Where I live, the summer months are slim because our customers start going to yard sales. Also, December is usually terrible because people want new things for Christmas. Also, your first month in a vender mall is usually really good because you're new. That has been my experience and I've done this for 30 years. March and April should be great, because people get there tax refunds.
You likely sold more early in the month because those were the better deals. As more of the underpriced or "steals" are picked up, you sell less of what's leftover. Keep in mind who your customer is. Most video game consumers will probably do their video game shopping online or at a video game store so the people who stumble across your booth, you should incentive them to buy more. As some have suggested, maybe buy 3 get 1 free? Good luck on the next month. Love the content!
I live in Wisconsin, and Im guessing this is Midwest Market...not sure if I'll be able to get there today; I actually haven't been there in years. There is an antique mall in the south side of Milwaukee that has like 7 or 8 floors...I may have saw like 2 stalls that had video games, and that's it.
@austinheroics Ahhh, never noticed that one. I'd have to check out your booth. Nostalgia Music & More is gone from Waukesha, which is a bummer. Apparently, it was the owner's side hustle, since he is a lawyer.
Have the Sonic Controller holder paid 20 at Best Buy was bored one day after work think i bought a game too but can remember. Are you going to the Midwest gaming Expo next month? My stepdad is going for the full three days but my mom decided to support him and check it out for a day and i will be tagging along as well. Cool event but don't think i need to be there for 3 days! Cool video as always!
At your display case, the first of the month will always be your best sales because that's when people get their SSD or SSI checks. People on fixed incomes shop in venders malls, thrift stores, etc. As the word gets out, more gamers will find your display. Also, you will find that there are special months in the year that you make more money. Where I live, the summer months are slim because our customers start going to yard sales. Also, December is usually terrible because people want new things for Christmas. Also, your first month in a vender mall is usually really good because you're new. That has been my experience and I've done this for 30 years. March and April should be great, because people get there tax refunds.
You could try "$4 each or 3 for $10". Something like that may push someone to grab an extra movie or game.
That's a great idea. Will have to look into how to set up deals for this antique mall.
I'd recommend doing video game grab bags to get rid of some of your lower dollar games. Those usually fly off the shelf at these kind of places.
chill dont lower your prices. you will find buyers!! love you videos!
Great video and that's awesome 😊 at my local antique mall I only sold one item this month
I’m from Philly, where is your antique mall?
@@DragonMastersFinds oh cool it's in between Erie and Pittsburgh
@@RetroPennsylvania awww man lol. All good stuff is in the furthest part of the state from me 😂😂
@@DragonMastersFinds yeah lol I know right and well if you're ever on this side of the state it's in Franklin pa lol
The amount of time/work you save on these low end games is totally worth it
Make bundles of the cheap games for one bargain price and do 4 for $5 for blu-ray discs to move them fast.
You likely sold more early in the month because those were the better deals. As more of the underpriced or "steals" are picked up, you sell less of what's leftover. Keep in mind who your customer is. Most video game consumers will probably do their video game shopping online or at a video game store so the people who stumble across your booth, you should incentive them to buy more. As some have suggested, maybe buy 3 get 1 free? Good luck on the next month. Love the content!
Thanks for the tip! Will look into doing deals.
I love the video man keep it up, can't wait to see you blow up
Thanks, appreciate it!!
I live in Wisconsin, and Im guessing this is Midwest Market...not sure if I'll be able to get there today; I actually haven't been there in years.
There is an antique mall in the south side of Milwaukee that has like 7 or 8 floors...I may have saw like 2 stalls that had video games, and that's it.
Hi, this is Antiques and Uniques in Waukesha
@austinheroics Ahhh, never noticed that one. I'd have to check out your booth.
Nostalgia Music & More is gone from Waukesha, which is a bummer. Apparently, it was the owner's side hustle, since he is a lawyer.
You should put some sports cards and pokemon cards in your antique booth to increase your sale
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Kool video, you should display your action figures for better attraction.
Have the Sonic Controller holder paid 20 at Best Buy was bored one day after work think i bought a game too but can remember. Are you going to the Midwest gaming Expo next month? My stepdad is going for the full three days but my mom decided to support him and check it out for a day and i will be tagging along as well. Cool event but don't think i need to be there for 3 days! Cool video as always!
Thanks, and yes i will be a vendor at the convention this year.
@@austinheroics nice maybe I will see you there!
Ive never heard of a place to rent a spot at a store to sell your own stuff for a monthly fee of 75. Can you explain more about this?
This is called an Antique mall / vendor mall
That’s why you charge for shipping on eBay
Antique mall time
On eBay are you doing free shipping on small items? You’re analogy doesn’t make since if not. Buyer pays shipping so your cost should be $0
Having the game case locked would stop me buying
Sadly, we live in a world where people steal. It’s to be expected