Ordinary product Added value Increased Profits
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Ordinary Product + Added Value = Increased Profits!
Summary
Everyone looking to start buying and selling, whether online or offline, seeks that elusive 'bargain buy'?"a product whose wholesale price is 50% less than the retail price. While such finds exist, they're rare. When one person starts selling it, others quickly follow, driving the price down.
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In today's market, items with massive retail markups are scarce. Platforms like eBay intensify competition, causing prices to drop. Instead of simply buying low and selling high?"a strategy open to anyone which invites competition?"consider adding value to a standard product. This approach can increase your profit margins and decrease competition.
Example 1: Customized T-Shirts
For instance, buy plain t-shirts at a low wholesale cost (around $1.80 each) and print creative designs on them. If unique, you might sell these enhanced t-shirts for $25. I know someone who built a DIY screen-printing press using online instructions and prints unique designs, achieving a lucrative side business with just black or blue shirts and white prints. The potential for originality is vast.
Example 2: Value-Added CDs
Another example involves blank CD-Rs. The profit margin on reselling them is minimal unless sold in massive quantities. However, if you fill these CDs with valuable content?"perhaps a digital product you've created or have resale rights to?"the value increases significantly. I once paid over $800 for a training course on five CDs, even though the physical discs cost less than $2. Why? The content was invaluable and quickly paid off through increased business profits.
Maximizing Efficiency
Once you've identified opportunities like these, think about delegating tasks. A true entrepreneur should focus on generating new ideas and promoting them, rather than handling every detail personally, like printing t-shirts in a garage.
Adding value to ordinary products can differentiate you from competitors, allowing you to enjoy increased profits while freeing up time for further innovation.
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