Woman selling bracelets, earrings, necklaces, and rings at Rossi's Flea Market

Becoming A Vendor At A Flea Market

If you have tons of antique around the house that needs to go, why not make some cash from it. Would it brighten up your day making money on items that you forgot you had? Have you ever wanted to create a business? Are you not looking to invest too much money or time into a business endeavor?

Becoming a vendor at the Rossi’s Popup Mart is a great way to accomplish all of these goals at the same time in a one of a kind way. Our Flea Market is year around in doors and outside in our lot.

Thankfully there are only a few basics to cover to get you up and running to become a part of the flea market and start enjoying the benefits.

FIND A MARKET NEAR YOU

Google “flea marketsnear me” and see which one is the closest. Look at their reviews, see what your future consumers said about the place, how popular they are, and what you need to do to get involved with them.

Take a trip to do some in person evaluations about how the flea market runs can save you a lot of time in the long run. Analyze the booths and vendors that are most successful. What separates them apart from the other vendors.

Pay attention to the traffic of the flea market so you can see where you should set up your own booth.

Think about the size of the flea market, the kind of booth you want, if it’s indoors or outdoors, and how far away it is from you.

INVENTORY

When becoming a vendor, you have to make sure you have enough inventory to keep your business a float. Always buy at a low price and sale at a higher price. This means more money at the end of the day in your pocket. Consider talking to friends and family about taking some of their old antiques that they have been trying to get rid of.

Garage sales and yard sales are another great place to buy things to sell at extremely low prices and its convenient and simple.

TIME TO START VENDING

Once you did your research, grabbed up all your inventory, and pay your fees now you’re ready.Make sure the market you vending at will provide you with table and chairs and other accessories.If they are not included with the renting of your booth bring your own.

Getting there early is the key to becoming a successful vendor. To set up for the day and to arrange all of your inventory so that it can catch the eye of potential customers. Some vendors deal strictly in cash so make which can limit their transactions, make sure your flexible when it comes to that aspect.

Lastly, enjoy the day and be proud of all the hard work you have put into becoming a vendor and reap the rewards.

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