I am trying to locate resource materials that relates to retail buyers to help save me time when trying to market and sell my new product.
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THere may be...more info is probably needed, such as the industry or product category.
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Try this site:\n\nhttp://dmoz.org/Business/Consumer_Goods_and_Services/Clothing/Directories/
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Find companies that make the items you are wanting to sell and purchase it from them wholesale. Then resell it.
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to find eBay products go to www.ebay.com
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http://www.garp.com/frmexam/BuyStudyMaterials.asp
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search and search at the right place
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you should check out http://www.merchantcircle.com\n\nthey're a new site whose sole purpose is to help small businesses grow. They provide tools to connect with the local community and help target potential customers through newsletters, ads, and coupons.\n\nthey're new and doing some really interesting stuff \n\ni hope this helps.
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it actually depends on the product that you would like to market. there are other products that take a short time to market simply because they are easy to sell and attract customers. these products can sell themselves (basic commodities and the like). \ni suggest you study similar products in the market, the behaviour of these products, how they are sold, the strategies used by the company selling these products, among other considerations. in other words, studying the behaviour of your future competitors would be a good source of information.\n\njust my two cents.. :)
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yes... ask ebay. and make sure you are selling something that people want to buy.
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YOu might want to google it to find online retailers.
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I am in Puerto Rico if that's any help. Why do you think there is a market for these items ? You could check out www.puertoricowow.com\n\nThen look for links, good luck, if you get stuck come back to me.\nheart2breath@yahoo.com
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In my experience, well known bookstores have gotten the information.  If they didn't have it, they would find it!  Give one or two a call.
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I refer you to the site prospects.ac.uk it has a really comprehensive guide to most retail careers. note that a product developer in some instances could also be known as a buyer.
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Call the Target Sourcing Information Center at (612) 696-7500. They can help you with setting up new vendor opportunities.
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make sure you research keywords first.  See if anybody else is selling a similar item and see how they're positioned.  Think of it from the buyers standpoint - what would you search for if you were looking for one.\n\nMake your descriptions as detailed as possible and provide good images.  You'll sell anything on ebay.
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Try this site where you can sell all kinds of Information
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Been thinking about same myself, Maps can be helpful for direction of what a person may be looking for.\n\nPrices are nicer then having to go to another page to find one, of course it might depend on item - value, quantity, quality and actual price...\n\nDepending on  which Comp. sales line you get with might make a huge difference on cost! If only some things to get rid of try e-bay, or maybe get an account started with e-bay or similar...\n\nTry going to google and put a few words in reference to your question, to narrow down the 1000's of respondents, add or change wording to narrow down to see something that you may want to work with or through...\n\nGood Luck!