Guest guest Posted March 9, 2004 Report Share Posted March 9, 2004 Hey Carol, > Thanks Butch, cute joke on the end, lol Welcome fer sure. > I figured out the cost of one of my products, for arguments sake lets say its $5, for me to make it and package it. > I have someone who owns a small shop, and wants to buy from me wholesale. What kind of mark-up do i do? > > Anyone have any suggestions? Lemme just say that it matters a lot what this product is .. and what others like it are selling for in the area you are selling it in. It might be that there is no way to even begin to compete .. or it might be that you are filling a vacuum where there is no basis for comparison .. then its a seller's market. > Signed blonde and confused, > LOL I think depending upon folks on this list to give you the answers is not going to be a lot of help cause it ain't easy. So many variables come into play .. and one important variable is geographic location of sales. The best thing to do is lots of market research .. compare .. compare ... compare .. and then you will be able to see how much you can add on and still have a reasonable expectation of selling to someone for a price that will allow you to make a fair profit and allow them to resell and make a fair profit .. and buy again from you. :-) Butch Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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