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A Colorful and Exciting Source of Wholesale Goodies
By:Stephen Bucaro
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A Colorful and Exciting Source of Wholesale Goodies
By Stephen Bucaro
If you could find a wholesale source for products that are
colorful, exciting, and spark your imagination - would you
start your Web business today? Well, think up a domain name
because I've found it for you! Not only will I share this
source with you, but I'll provide you with some business
ideas to go along with it.
Maybe you've heard of the Oriental Trading Company. Go to
http://www.oriental.com and request a free copy of their
catalog. You'll receive almost 200 pages of the most
colorful and exciting goodies you can imagine. I have no
affiliation with this company. I wish that I could sell
these products on my web site, but they are WAY out of the
topic area of my site.
In the catalog and on the Oriental Trading Company web site
you'll find small toys and games, crafts and activities,
party supplies, novelty jewelry, stationery supplies and
much more.
Some example prices are: plush stuffed toy unicorns -
$12.95 per dozen. Picture stampers - $9.95 per 50 pieces.
Fanny Packs - $14.95 per dozen. Wooden animal puzzles -
$4.95 per dozen. Colorful canvas tote bags - $14.95 per
dozen. And many more.
Some Business Ideas:
- Create an online 99 cents store. Select specific items
or groups of items and sell them for 99 cents. If you can
make your Web site as colorful as Oriental Trading
Company's catalog, people will be ordering bucket loads of
this stuff from you.
- Use these items as prizes for online games, quizzes, or
contests. This type of web site would profit from
substantial traffic for advertising sales. Not just sales
generated by the web site, but also by your newsletter that
everyone would want to subscribe to in order to learn about
new games, quizzes, or contests.
- Specialize in a specific type of product. For example,
stickers, tattoos, stretchy vinyl animals, or inspirational
goodies.
- Oriental Trading Company has an affiliate program that
pays 5% commission on every sale you make. Use their online
order form to order from your catalog. All you have to do
is promote.
If this sounds like the type of Web business you would be
interested in, get a free copy of Oriental Trading
Company's catalog. Their catalog is a real treat for the
eyes, and an inspiration for the mind. Now, let's see -
what kind of domain name could you use for a nature site
that sells stretchy vinyl animals?
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