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a price tag on everything. You can find inexpensive tags at office supply stores, or you can use pieces of masking tape.
People love looking through bins for a bargain. Laundry baskets and plastic storage boxes make good bins for small stuff. Place small toys or craft items in a 25-cent bin or make grab bags of little items that are just too cheap to sell individually and advertise them for $1 a bag. Or place a stack of small brown lunch bags beside the bin with a sign that reads “Fill this bag for 50 cents!” and let the shoppers do it themselves.
Consider freebies. Set up a “Free to a Good Home” table with items you would have trouble selling, but want desperately to “sell.”
Have an extension cord plugged in and ready to go for any electrical items you’re selling. Customers can plug in the items to make sure they’re working properly.
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