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Other People's Products Can Make You Rich


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J. Stephen Pope
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Other People's Products Can Make You Rich

by J. Stephen Pope





Although there are advantages to selling your own

proprietary products and services, there are also

drawbacks. For example, the time and investment

required to produce your own book, invention, or other

product could mean a long delay in receiving profits

and cashflow essential to your business survival.



For this reason, you may decide to sell other people's

products and services, either exclusively, or to

complement your own product line.



You could stock an entire retail store with products,

buy a franchise or other business, or obtain a

distributorship or dealership. However, this could

require a substantial financial investment.



Here, then, are just a few, low-cost ways to profit

from selling other people's products and services.





1. Commission Sales



Act as a sales representative or agent of a company

and sell their products or services for a percentage

commission of the sales price.



Many companies on the Internet offer associate or

affiliate programs that you can join to earn

commissions selling their products and services.

Sometimes you can even make money from the efforts of

other affiliates who sign up through your website.



Thus, without having a product of their own, some

persons are earning their sole but substantial income

from affiliate programs.



To learn more about affiliate programs, visit

http://www.yenommarketinginc.com/affiliate.html





2. Consignment Sales





You can take other people's products on a consignment

basis, making your commission when you sell the item.

Many second-hand shops, arts and crafts stores, and

other retailers operate this way.



You can also sell products of others through Internet

auction sites such as eBay or Yahoo! Auctions.



To learn more about online auctions, visit

http://www.yenommarketinginc.com/auctions.html





3. Drop Shipping





You could buy inventory wholesale and try to sell it

retail, but what if it doesn't sell? Even if you do

sell, do you really want all that money tied up in

stock? For these reasons, many businesses use drop

shipping as a method of doing business.



Whether from your home, retail store, directly from

your website or through an online auction, you can

arrange to sell an item before you purchase it. That

way you have nothing invested in inventory and won't

get stuck with stock that won't sell.



For example, let's assume that you have just sold a

product to a customer for $100.00 plus shipping

charges of $15.00. Having received the customer's

payment, you now need to e-mail or fax your order to

your drop ship supplier. You will need to pay your

supplier your cost of $50.00 plus $15.00 shipping,

leaving you a $50.00 gross profit. Your supplier

will now ship the product to your customer.



To learn more about drop shipping, visit

http://www.yenommarketinginc.com/dropship.html





4. Finders' Fees





Did you know that you can earn fees simply by

introducing buyers and sellers?



For example, a mining company may need to buy certain

hard-to-obtain equipment for their operations. You

could negotiate a percentage finder's fee for finding

this equipment for them.



Conversely, you could also obtain a finder's fee from

a company that is trying to sell off their excess

machinery but is having difficulty finding a buyer.



To learn more about finders' fees, visit

http://www.yenommarketinginc.com/finder.html





5. Joint Ventures





Joint venture arrangements can be profitable. As an

example, you could arrange to feature someone else's

product in your e-zine or newsletter in return for a

commission, even if they don't presently have an

affiliate program.



To learn more about joint ventures, visit

http://www.yenommarketinginc.com/joint-ventures.html





The above list of low-cost ways to make a profit from

other people's products and services is by no means

exhaustive. However, it certainly illustrates that,

with some effort, other people's products could make

you rich.





RESOURCE BOX:





J. Stephen Pope, President of Pope Consulting Inc.,

http://www.popeconsultinginc.com/ has been helping

clients to earn maximum business profits for over

twenty years.



For more valuable Work at Home Small Business Ideas,

visit: http://www.yenommarketinginc.com/



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