Wholesale 101

This is a video I made in 2017 but even though the video is old, the information is still the same!  Check it out, then after the video I will give you some facts: To see a genuine example of why buying from Outlets and Clearance Sections do not work, watch our 30-second ad below that explains the price difference between outlets, clearance sections and buying from a legitimate liquidation company: IN CLOSINGCan you find some good deals?  YES!  You absolutely can! Nobo …

Adding a little card to your order serves two purposes: 1. It thanks the customer, but more importantly 2. It gives them your contact info in case they have a question, concern, problem, etc. Really though, an order should never leave your hands without adding a Thank You Card to it (unless you’re out of Thank You cards or the person has ordered so many times that, by this point, the card has became clutter to them) and here’s why:A hand written little note is always nice. Person …

This week we have discussed What to Do with Broken Earrings and Ideas for Upcycling Damaged Necklaces, but today I wanted to show you just a couple things I personally made using damaged jewelry.  Here's some super quick videos of a couple of my projects: If you liked that table, here's a few more that utilize scrap pieces (mirror tiles, ribbon, jewelry, etc) these pics are super old, so the photo quality kind of sucks. Sorry!: This is the Flamingo on top of …

Should you throw away the damaged necklace? Or can you Fix it? Or, can you Upcycle it into big profit? Let’s find out! Necklaces are a good damaged item to have because there’s lots of options as opposed to something like a broken ceramic pot, which leaves you with very few options. Let’s look at the parts of a necklace: Now let’s discuss what you can do, depending on what is damaged: CAN IT BE FIXED? DAMAGED CLASPS If the clasp just needs replacement, this is super simple. Y …

If you love buying Liquidations, Store Returns and Salvage Jewelry you have likely came across totally damaged pieces that you absolutely cannot sell. But, instead of throwing it out, UPCYCLE it!Recycling is taking waste and turning it into reusable materials. For example, empty plastic water bottles can be made into t-shirts, sweaters, fleece jackets, insulation for jackets and sleeping bags, carpeting and more.Upcycling is different. It is taking items and REPURPOSING them. For example, if …