Is there any sales opportunities for these?

**ibomm** · 10-20-2006 12:14 AM

These are some interesting house accessories with creative ideas. They are only 1-3 $ each. I wonder if there are any sales opportunities in US or UK else or if some one will be interested to resell or market these. Of course, the international freight charges will be a little high. But if there are opportunies, why not have a try?

My aim is to make some extra money with small investment and low risk. If you interested, please let me know. I have a lot of interesting items for selection.

**buynick** · 10-20-2006 08:07 AM

Depending on how large scale you are, you could contact a company like Pier1, Walmart, Target, etc. and try to sell to them. This would take some time, but it would be a great business if it worked.

**NeeJam** · 10-20-2006 08:22 AM

Are these designed/created by you?

Because if they are:

Adding to buynick's comment. You could also try to sell these on QVC, heres a link that will help you to do this: - http://www.entrepreneur.com/starting...cle168876.html

Another idea could be getting a licensing agreement with one of the above companies stated by buynick this would mean that you get a % of the revenue from them without having to sort out manufacturing etc, however you will be responsible for the desgins of the new products etc.

If you aren't:

Try to sell them at fleamarkets etc, and once you build up a decent return off them. You could try to get a selling agreement with the company and sell them on to the big players which buynick has stated. However a disadvantage is this selling agreement will only last a period of time and if you get a deal with walmart etc then they will just do the deal will walmart etc personally and cutting you out of the deal.(there could be numerous ways to prevent this by adding numerous clauses in the contract etc)

**chopper** · 10-20-2006 08:57 AM

What is the hand thing? The "help me drink stirter"

**DaveAPN** · 10-20-2006 10:43 AM

I've seen a couple of these things before... but I can't for the life of me remember where. . .

Anyways, yea, I think some of them would do pretty well in the US. I think the salt & pepper shaker would be your best seller.

Cheers,