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How should I market my product to wholesale buyers without attending a trade show?
Q. I own a start up in need of working capital to begin production for my inventory. My product recently received a huge honor by being given a prestigious award for quality. My bank said I must have a co-signor, My co-signor said I must have pre-orders or commitment to buy from wholesale accounts before he will consider signing. How do I market my product to potential wholesale customers without attending a trade show, as there is no time or funding for that just yet. Is it enough to offer samples and write a letter? How can I reassure my potential customers my product is the best when I haven't had sales yet because I am so new? All I have is the award for highest quality (which comes with a money back guarantee for the end consumer). … [cont.]
Asked by Lamont - Wed Aug 15 13:48:00 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. A good way to convince people of your product's quality is by giving samples out. I don't know what industry you are in, or if this is practical for your channels of distribution, but it is a thought.
Answered by fredrick z - Wed Aug 15 14:55:36 2007

How do I start a business selling from wholesale suppliers? Im in Australia?
Q. I have recently heard of people making a bit of money out of getting wholesale products and selling them.. How do you get into it and whats the risks behind it? I have heard that going too my local secondhand shop and buying clothing from there and re-selling it on ebay is much the same as wholesale.. Is that true?
Asked by lxl_lxllxl_lxl - Tue Aug 14 08:23:31 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments

A. okay you need to have a wholesaler, like go to alibaba.com it helps also if you know what you're selling (example, computer stuff like hard discs, monitors) risk=reward
Answered by happybeanstalk - Tue Aug 14 09:29:17 2007

How do you become a wholesale bead buyer?
Q. I have been beading for a while, but I buy everything at retail. I am going to a bead show soon and would like to get a discount on the beads I am going to buy. How do I become a wholesale buyer?
Asked by Ashley - Wed May 28 10:57:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You would need to contact your state IRS to get a tax number. It's usually free. Then if you live in a state that charges a sales tax, you have to charge sales tax on any items you sell at shops or craft shows in your state, or internet sales if the customer lives in your state. You will need to report your sales to the state and turn over any of the tax money you have collected, but they make it easy for you to do that. .
Answered by Kacky - Wed May 28 11:06:31 2008