Where you will be buying your products will affect the price and availability of your products. If you’re going to sell shoes that you bought from the corner clothing store the chances are good that you will be over charging for your products and end up not selling a thing, not to mention the problem of availability of stock.
Here I strongly recommend that you find the products that you’re planning on selling directly from a manufacturer and always have a constant line of products that you can buy on for a fraction of the price to ensure that you won’t be paying Joe’s store who’s already adding his share to the price that you’ll be paying.
Finding a manufacturer isn’t all that hard. What I found best to work is finding local products manufactured in your area and when push comes to shove and a buyer places an order it’s as easy as driving to the manufacturer to collect the package, box it up and handing it over to the couriers to deliver to your client. You’ll have no problems with stock shortages or differences between price from day to day.
My next post will explain more about your site overheads and after that the headache of shipping made easy.
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