Tips for Pricing Items
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Pricing items can be a bit puzzling at first. The standard guideline is to mark an item between 25% and 40% of the retail price. Try to keep the buyer in mind by asking yourself, “What would I pay to get this bargain?” Shoppers can check retail prices on their phones. Smart shoppers will know a good deal when they see one!
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All pricing starts at $2.00 and increases in $.50 increments. Items can be grouped together to be priced higher (such as shinguards, baseball pants, tennis balls, golf clubs, etc.)
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All items will be discounted HALF PRICE on the last day of the sale. It is better to receive 50% and get rid of unneeded items. The goal is to get money in your pocket and clear out your closets, garages, basements and sheds!!
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Go ahead and take advantage of the donation option to receive an added bonus of a detailed tax deduction receipt.
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Pricing is completely up to you. If you price something a little higher than average, make sure you include a description such as new, never worn, worn once, and the brand name.
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To make the most of the description section on the tag you can use abbreviations for common phrases: One Size (OS), Never Worn (NW), Never Used (NU), Boys (B), Girls (G), Unisex (U), etc.
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If you have a large or expensive item you definitely do not want to be discounted, please send an email to describe and we'll try to work with you.
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Remember - PRESENTATION IS EVERYTHING!!!
If items are not tagged correctly, they will NOT be accepted. Making sure your items are prepared well increases the chances they will sell fast.