So many variables in this business. The main thing to know is....buy low and sell high! Also, the way you display your items, makes a huge difference. Not every buyer knows how to display items in their home, so it helps if you can show them how.....it's a fun business but the bottom line is...you're there to make money. Otherwise, what's the point! You do an awesome job of displaying your items! You make it look easy, even though I know it's not! Great job in every area!!! Merry Christmas from South Louisiana!!
@crankyladyvintage94342 жыл бұрын
Amanda you totally nailed it on how to buy low and price as if getting quadruple... one has to remember all the time to find the item, purchase, clean it, price it, list or display it, let alone the fees for online listing or booth fees, running sales, taxes etc. I always approached a purchase asking can I make 3 times what I am paying? I think I am going to start asking myself about the 4 times what I pay as you suggest. Please keep the content coming. You are so good at what you do!
@mindygresham73012 жыл бұрын
Wow never thought about hot gluing my tags on!
@AbigailsArtfulAbode2 жыл бұрын
From one junking/selling sister to another, pricing is so tedious!! So is listing stuff online. But the treasure hunting part? LOVE IT SO MUCH! Same thing with having a KZread channel. I love to share but the editing? Also tedious!
@bluecottonbykammy71992 жыл бұрын
I’d love to see a tour of your house. I’m curious what you keep.
@annatheawesome16 ай бұрын
I started a booth 3 months ago and it's been a real learning experience. I realized pretty quick that I couldn't make profit on items I thought were a great deal as a buyer. They were already at the highest markup the area would tolerate. One of my first sales I ended up losing money on because the store commission exceeded the markup on the item. 😅
@kats39692 жыл бұрын
Yaaasssss!! So excited for this video. I’ve been wanting to see the specifics of how you do stuff like this ☺️ would love to hear any other general tips you have for owning a booth, like how to stage items, etc. loving vintage vlogmas so far! 🖤
@shabbytwo17872 жыл бұрын
Hi amanda. I noticed that when you were placing the tags in the back of certain things you were using hot glue? Is this something that you found that works best and doesn't damage anything that is porcelain made? Love to know keep the content coming. Love from Texas
@briaquinlan9497
Жыл бұрын
Came here to ask the same thing - I know it's been a year, but hoping you see this. Love your videos!
@jamierussellville1013 ай бұрын
I've noticed that you say the prices of everything except the things you buy, usually. I thought that was smart. I'm binging your old stuff because Im down with the flu.
@tambij Жыл бұрын
I love Thrifting and shopping for Antiques, even cleaning & organizing my booth. But, pricing is the one thing I do Not enjoy. It’s difficult as Amanda said. Items are “All Over the Place”. I could sell two Vintage Brass Candle Sticks on eBay for $30. Dollars No Problem, because there are 100 x’s more viewers. So if I sell them in my local Booth. I will price them $12. - $15. Dollars depending on the time of year. Brass Always sells better in my Booth in Fall. So there is 1 example of how pricing works.
@anaermida37212 жыл бұрын
Loving your vlogmas and channel overall... Yes☺️ I have binged watched it😁 Hi from Denmark 🇩🇰
@nancywood26302 жыл бұрын
Purchased the magazine you were featured. Wonderful article. Living in Idaho we are somewhat behind In future collectables but wonderful to picture what could be be next! Thanks for your insight!
@colleenvanstone49042 жыл бұрын
So glad I found your channel, I'm loving it!!
@clairerose52922 жыл бұрын
Love your channel-just found you last week and I’m obsessed lol- keep them coming💫
@mrsverovalera2 жыл бұрын
Yes! Thank you for sharing this with us!
@FlyMoves2 жыл бұрын
Love your vibe🤩😌
@kaihandren93092 жыл бұрын
Amanda ... hope the realator business is going good for you -- prices here in Columbus , Ohio are at an all time high ( that's good -- I'm not moving !) Adventure trip tomorrow .. looking forward to that .( Everyone loves Liz Marie -- good Michigan girl !)
@barbaraklee56552 жыл бұрын
I think pricing is one of the hardest things.
@VintagebyDani2 жыл бұрын
This was super useful. I just opened a booth and this made me realize I have my items too highly priced. I love the quadruple idea. I’ve had my booth open for a week and only sold 3 small priced items. Gonna lower some prices and see if it helps. THANKS SO MUCH
@dianefrazier77892 жыл бұрын
Dogs are the best! Love your videos!
@sherryspotts83352 жыл бұрын
Wished you would have been around when my husband and I had our booth 🥴You live and learn. Great advice 👍
@deborahbullock96012 жыл бұрын
I wanted to know what your prices are that you have in your booth especially those things I’m in love with. You have so many cool things!
@laurawatkins93992 жыл бұрын
Really enjoying your vlogmas videos (especially since they're every day). About ten years ago I thrifted every wool sweater I could find because I thought I was eventually going to make things out of wool. Wouldn't it be cool if I dug that tote out and they were actually sweaters I would wear - but somehow I doubt it. haha
@Eva_SunshineThriftFinds2 жыл бұрын
Thx for the pricing info!
@annhayes99192 жыл бұрын
Thank you for the information today. I have a booth, mostly home decor and furniture. We do UPC coded labels and I miss out on putting a description of the item. Sometimes I think I could get more money if the customers knew more about the pieces. I’m in a boutique market, not an antique store set up. I have a mix of vintage, modern, repurposed, painted and just unique items. This is a great video, so enjoying your Vlogmas videos!
@taraengbaum52322 жыл бұрын
I know you posted this a month ago. But I just wanted to say thanks for this helpful video! I would love to open up a booth one day but I'm actually going to start selling online through social media so I can start some sort of a nest egg first. I do a lot of my searching online for things that I find in the thrift stores, but I'm also trying to dip my toe in auctions and it is brutal for the items that I would like to get my hands on. Long story short, I have no idea what I'm doing 🤣 but I just wanted to say thanks! Love your videos btw! I'd kill to have a booth that looks like yours one day
@leticiarocha13562 жыл бұрын
❤️
@rachelsmith3022 жыл бұрын
Hi Amanda ..where do you buy your tags?
@patriciarobinson59092 жыл бұрын
What information about an item would you put on a price tag, other than price?
@jeanrae21712 жыл бұрын
With such a giant mall, if one of your items is picked up and sat down in another booth--what's to stop that booth owner from putting their own number and price on it?
@robincivis95012 жыл бұрын
❤👍🌲
@josephinegiuffrida94412 жыл бұрын
Just found you on utube I subscribed def will follow you
@marypaquette87052 жыл бұрын
Forget me not flowers on the glass lamp 1940's
@julsknapp71922 жыл бұрын
Your tags are CUTE. I want to put more creativity into my booth tags but they just get ripped off and taped into a book at the register. 🤷♀️ Not something that goes home with the customer.
@halieruppe1710 Жыл бұрын
If you don't make booth rent, you've paid people to take your stuff.
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So many variables in this business. The main thing to know is....buy low and sell high! Also, the way you display your items, makes a huge difference. Not every buyer knows how to display items in their home, so it helps if you can show them how.....it's a fun business but the bottom line is...you're there to make money. Otherwise, what's the point! You do an awesome job of displaying your items! You make it look easy, even though I know it's not! Great job in every area!!! Merry Christmas from South Louisiana!!
Amanda you totally nailed it on how to buy low and price as if getting quadruple... one has to remember all the time to find the item, purchase, clean it, price it, list or display it, let alone the fees for online listing or booth fees, running sales, taxes etc. I always approached a purchase asking can I make 3 times what I am paying? I think I am going to start asking myself about the 4 times what I pay as you suggest. Please keep the content coming. You are so good at what you do!
Wow never thought about hot gluing my tags on!
From one junking/selling sister to another, pricing is so tedious!! So is listing stuff online. But the treasure hunting part? LOVE IT SO MUCH! Same thing with having a KZread channel. I love to share but the editing? Also tedious!
I’d love to see a tour of your house. I’m curious what you keep.
I started a booth 3 months ago and it's been a real learning experience. I realized pretty quick that I couldn't make profit on items I thought were a great deal as a buyer. They were already at the highest markup the area would tolerate. One of my first sales I ended up losing money on because the store commission exceeded the markup on the item. 😅
Yaaasssss!! So excited for this video. I’ve been wanting to see the specifics of how you do stuff like this ☺️ would love to hear any other general tips you have for owning a booth, like how to stage items, etc. loving vintage vlogmas so far! 🖤
Hi amanda. I noticed that when you were placing the tags in the back of certain things you were using hot glue? Is this something that you found that works best and doesn't damage anything that is porcelain made? Love to know keep the content coming. Love from Texas
@briaquinlan9497
Жыл бұрын
Came here to ask the same thing - I know it's been a year, but hoping you see this. Love your videos!
I've noticed that you say the prices of everything except the things you buy, usually. I thought that was smart. I'm binging your old stuff because Im down with the flu.
I love Thrifting and shopping for Antiques, even cleaning & organizing my booth. But, pricing is the one thing I do Not enjoy. It’s difficult as Amanda said. Items are “All Over the Place”. I could sell two Vintage Brass Candle Sticks on eBay for $30. Dollars No Problem, because there are 100 x’s more viewers. So if I sell them in my local Booth. I will price them $12. - $15. Dollars depending on the time of year. Brass Always sells better in my Booth in Fall. So there is 1 example of how pricing works.
Loving your vlogmas and channel overall... Yes☺️ I have binged watched it😁 Hi from Denmark 🇩🇰
Purchased the magazine you were featured. Wonderful article. Living in Idaho we are somewhat behind In future collectables but wonderful to picture what could be be next! Thanks for your insight!
So glad I found your channel, I'm loving it!!
Love your channel-just found you last week and I’m obsessed lol- keep them coming💫
Yes! Thank you for sharing this with us!
Love your vibe🤩😌
Amanda ... hope the realator business is going good for you -- prices here in Columbus , Ohio are at an all time high ( that's good -- I'm not moving !) Adventure trip tomorrow .. looking forward to that .( Everyone loves Liz Marie -- good Michigan girl !)
I think pricing is one of the hardest things.
This was super useful. I just opened a booth and this made me realize I have my items too highly priced. I love the quadruple idea. I’ve had my booth open for a week and only sold 3 small priced items. Gonna lower some prices and see if it helps. THANKS SO MUCH
Dogs are the best! Love your videos!
Wished you would have been around when my husband and I had our booth 🥴You live and learn. Great advice 👍
I wanted to know what your prices are that you have in your booth especially those things I’m in love with. You have so many cool things!
Really enjoying your vlogmas videos (especially since they're every day). About ten years ago I thrifted every wool sweater I could find because I thought I was eventually going to make things out of wool. Wouldn't it be cool if I dug that tote out and they were actually sweaters I would wear - but somehow I doubt it. haha
Thx for the pricing info!
Thank you for the information today. I have a booth, mostly home decor and furniture. We do UPC coded labels and I miss out on putting a description of the item. Sometimes I think I could get more money if the customers knew more about the pieces. I’m in a boutique market, not an antique store set up. I have a mix of vintage, modern, repurposed, painted and just unique items. This is a great video, so enjoying your Vlogmas videos!
I know you posted this a month ago. But I just wanted to say thanks for this helpful video! I would love to open up a booth one day but I'm actually going to start selling online through social media so I can start some sort of a nest egg first. I do a lot of my searching online for things that I find in the thrift stores, but I'm also trying to dip my toe in auctions and it is brutal for the items that I would like to get my hands on. Long story short, I have no idea what I'm doing 🤣 but I just wanted to say thanks! Love your videos btw! I'd kill to have a booth that looks like yours one day
❤️
Hi Amanda ..where do you buy your tags?
What information about an item would you put on a price tag, other than price?
With such a giant mall, if one of your items is picked up and sat down in another booth--what's to stop that booth owner from putting their own number and price on it?
❤👍🌲
Just found you on utube I subscribed def will follow you
Forget me not flowers on the glass lamp 1940's
Your tags are CUTE. I want to put more creativity into my booth tags but they just get ripped off and taped into a book at the register. 🤷♀️ Not something that goes home with the customer.
If you don't make booth rent, you've paid people to take your stuff.
Don't give away your costs!