Getting Products for your Auction Site Business

• One of the simplest ways to get new ideas is to check out the auction
  sites. See what items are in demand by searching Ebay. You can quickly find
  which products are in demand, how much they are selling for, and the average
  price they are sold at. Using Ebay is probably the easiest and quickest way to
  discover great products that already have a thriving market. Ebay can be one
  of your sources of product too. Check out the (wholesale) and (large lots) area of the site.


• Don't forget to check out auction site forums and message boards. Here
  many people talk about which products are hot... and not. 


• If you live in a large town or city, check out local auctions you can
  attend. Look in your local newspaper or check online to find times and
  locations.


• Check your local newspaper for (going out of business)sales. Stores often
  slash prices up to 90% before closing up for good.


• Obviously garage sales and flea markets can be great for finding saleable
  items. Be sure to arrive early for the best selection.


• Consider buying larger items. Although hard to sell and ship, a larger
  item (working or not), can often be disassembled and the component parts sold
  for more than the whole.

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