Do you sell on eBay or are you thinking about starting? If you already sell you may have discovered that finding a steady supply of items to sell is the hardest part of making money with eBay. If you haven't started yet, it may be because you either don't have anything to sell or are afraid you won't have a steady supply.
Your answer to getting good products to sell is not in "worn out" wholesale lists that everyone on eBay is already using, trying to sell products from a wholesalers' website that have already flooded eBay or finding so called "Hot Products" that have already "cooled off" because everyone knows where to find them.
"The Product Hunter's Guide for eBay Treasure Hunters" is the answer to your problem. With this guide you'll discover a gold mine of resources in your own backyard that can lead you to hidden treasures and unique products that you can sell on eBay and beyond. When you learn to use The Product Hunter's techniques you'll be amazed to learn that the answer to finding items to sell on eBay, or anywhere else, is right in your own backyard, in your own community, city, county and state. These are products that you can buy wholesale or even dropship. Much of the time you can buy smaller quantities when you need them and pick them up yourself.
If you are going to be successful on eBay, or anywhere else you've got to sell something different. You need to have a secret source for products that other eBayers know nothing about and find a niche of products that you can exploit and maximize for profits. The Product Hunter's Guide is a road map that you can easily follow to find an endless supply of products where no one else is looking.
Dennis Hester, the author, is a genius at finding local products and he'll teach you to be the same by being persistent and keep searching until you succeed. Another commonsense secret is to always be polite and appreciative about any supplier information you receive. Your courtesy will encourage people to share their knowledge way beyond what they will do for most people.
Some of the insider tips to product hunting you will learn: Some most “unlikely” people can hold the keys to the most treasured information about products. Get to know this person in your town and open the flood gates to products you can purchase and resell for a profit. Learn the “inside information” for getting products dirt cheap at local auctions. A professional sports team in your area can give you a whole catalog of products. Every business has one type of product that they will almost give you to take off their hands and it will triple your profit. . Make huge profits from non-profit organizations right there in your own hometown. Visit flea markets and swap meets, not only to purchase bargains, but to do research.
Your family vacation and vacation spot can become a money making venture and become a great resource center for networking and discovering products. You may even be able to write much of it off your taxes. Learn what to ask yard sale owners, to get the best deal and cause them to start loading your truck with products. If you live in a famous area, where famous people live or died, or famous events took place, there are multiple opportunities to make money. Gas is high and travel is time consuming, so get products to come to you. It’s one of the most under utilized ways to find products. Use it and cash in. Build an army of resourceful people that can help you locate more products than you will ever be able to sell by using this inexpensive trick. Every school has one, find out how to use them during local events and holidays, to create school spirit and lots of cash.
Dennis guarantees that after reading The Product Hunter's Guide you will be more able to find products in your community, city, county or state. If for some reason you can't find any, he will personally help you. He wants you to become as successful in finding products to resell as he has been and promises to help you in any way that he can.
Your answer to getting good products to sell is not in "worn out" wholesale lists that everyone on eBay is already using, trying to sell products from a wholesalers' website that have already flooded eBay or finding so called "Hot Products" that have already "cooled off" because everyone knows where to find them.
"The Product Hunter's Guide for eBay Treasure Hunters" is the answer to your problem. With this guide you'll discover a gold mine of resources in your own backyard that can lead you to hidden treasures and unique products that you can sell on eBay and beyond. When you learn to use The Product Hunter's techniques you'll be amazed to learn that the answer to finding items to sell on eBay, or anywhere else, is right in your own backyard, in your own community, city, county and state. These are products that you can buy wholesale or even dropship. Much of the time you can buy smaller quantities when you need them and pick them up yourself.
If you are going to be successful on eBay, or anywhere else you've got to sell something different. You need to have a secret source for products that other eBayers know nothing about and find a niche of products that you can exploit and maximize for profits. The Product Hunter's Guide is a road map that you can easily follow to find an endless supply of products where no one else is looking.
Dennis Hester, the author, is a genius at finding local products and he'll teach you to be the same by being persistent and keep searching until you succeed. Another commonsense secret is to always be polite and appreciative about any supplier information you receive. Your courtesy will encourage people to share their knowledge way beyond what they will do for most people.
Some of the insider tips to product hunting you will learn: Some most “unlikely” people can hold the keys to the most treasured information about products. Get to know this person in your town and open the flood gates to products you can purchase and resell for a profit. Learn the “inside information” for getting products dirt cheap at local auctions. A professional sports team in your area can give you a whole catalog of products. Every business has one type of product that they will almost give you to take off their hands and it will triple your profit. . Make huge profits from non-profit organizations right there in your own hometown. Visit flea markets and swap meets, not only to purchase bargains, but to do research.
Your family vacation and vacation spot can become a money making venture and become a great resource center for networking and discovering products. You may even be able to write much of it off your taxes. Learn what to ask yard sale owners, to get the best deal and cause them to start loading your truck with products. If you live in a famous area, where famous people live or died, or famous events took place, there are multiple opportunities to make money. Gas is high and travel is time consuming, so get products to come to you. It’s one of the most under utilized ways to find products. Use it and cash in. Build an army of resourceful people that can help you locate more products than you will ever be able to sell by using this inexpensive trick. Every school has one, find out how to use them during local events and holidays, to create school spirit and lots of cash.
Dennis guarantees that after reading The Product Hunter's Guide you will be more able to find products in your community, city, county or state. If for some reason you can't find any, he will personally help you. He wants you to become as successful in finding products to resell as he has been and promises to help you in any way that he can.