10 Resourceful Things You Can Do With A Product That Doesn't Sell

 

 10 Resourceful Things You Can Do With A Product That Doesn't Sell


People often have things they need to get rid of when they decide to start a new life. Whether that be old furniture, clothing, electronics, or any other type of material goods there are a million different ways for people to get rid of something. Often times when people are in need of the money or don't want the item anymore it becomes difficult for them to find someone who will take it off their hands. So how can you profit from this? Well, there are some creative ways that you can use your unwanted items to make money. Have you ever wondered what you could use a product for when a person doesn't want it anymore? Maybe your car has sat in the garage for years and the seats are falling apart because they're covered in cat hair. Want to sell them?
I'm sure we've all been there at one point or another. We sit back and think of all the things that we used regularly in our lives, but don't want anymore. We think about what we could do with an old TV, a broken blender, or even a lifeless iphone4. Instead of just throwing these items away, you can turn them into profit! Here are 10 creative things that you can do with something that doesn't sell:
1. Sell it on eBay.
If your item is in good condition, has a lot of use left and is in demand then you should consider selling it on eBay. There are tons of people online who search for products like yours and are willing to pay good money for them. If your item falls under this category, then by all means go ahead and sell it! Another option is to try Craigslist instead if you don't want to deal with the fees associated with eBay transactions.
2. Host a garage sale.
If your item is in good condition and you think that you'll have trouble selling it on eBay, then having a garage sale might be the best option for you. Put up some signs around the neighborhood, make a few posters to hang in local businesses, and let people know that you're having a sale. You can even charge an admission fee to help cover the costs of advertising and your time. Just be aware of any laws regarding what items you can and cannot sell at garage sales if you decide to do this.
3. Create crafts out of it.
With the right materials and a little creativity, you can turn an old cardboard box into an awesome Halloween costume for your little ones or even some cool decorations for your home. If you're crafty enough, you can even make a new purse or wallet out of an old pair of jeans. Don't have access to the things that you'll need? Try going to your local craft store to buy some supplies or check online to see if they sell them on sites like Etsy .
4. Get cashback from Ebates .
Ebates is an online tool that allows users to get cashback on their purchases just by going through their site first before making the purchase. If you have an old item that might not sell well in your store, Ebates can help you earn some extra money when you use their services.
5. Sell it on Craigslist or Freecycle .
If you've been to a garage sale in the past or know someone who has, then using Craigslist or Freecycle to sell your stuff won't be a problem. The only downside is that the items are typically free to good homes and there's no guarantee that someone will buy them from you. But if you're selling something that people need, then this may be a great option for you!
6. Start your own business .
If you have the skills, you can start your own business from home and sell unwanted items on the side. For example, if you have a knack for sewing then you can start your own clothing line and sell old clothing items that way. If you're crafty enough, you may also be able to start a small hobby business where people will buy whatever it is that you create. A friend of mine recently started an Etsy shop and now makes over $1,000 a month selling personalized gifts to people . The best part is that she doesn't even see it as a regular job because she enjoys doing it so much! Make sure to check out this ebook from Ebates that lists all of the different ways for making money online .
7. Use it as a teaching tool .
Have you ever been to a museum or science exhibit and seen the things that they teach you about? There's nothing wrong with using your old item for educational purposes, and that's exactly what I did when I decided to start my iphone4 business using Ebates. I read all of the awesome reviews about how people used their iPhone 4 as a thermometer, makeshift flash light, thermos cup, etc. and decided to do the same thing with mine (minus the thermometer part). You can even create your own special digital photograph or video using certain apps like Instagram that have tons of ane unused features.
8. Sell your services .
Anyone can sell their old clothing, furniture, appliances, etc., but have you ever considered selling your services? There are tons of services that you could provide in order to make extra money this way. Would you be willing to clean a person's house or apartment? How about walking their dog? If you're handy around the house, then maybe someone would be willing to hire you as a personal assistant or lawn mower. This is a great option for people who want to earn an extra income on the side!
9. Use it for yourself .
Maybe what you really need is an iPhone4 and don't have $200 to purchase one right now. Or maybe you just want one to help with your scrapbooking hobby. Ebates has developed a feature where you can download an app to your iPhone and use it as a remote scanner that will send the barcodes from items you scan to Ebates' system so that they can be processed. This is essentially how I started my iphone4 business and it's worked well so far! How about you? What do you plan to do with something that you no longer need?
10. Make more items .
Maybe you recently took the plunge and decided to start selling on eBay or one of the other online marketplaces. The key to this is that you must be willing to purchase research materials in order to help you make items that will sell well for you. For example, if you're selling artwork, then you'll need a lot of canvas boards and paint. If you're selling clothing items, then it's important that they have all of the right measurements so that they can be worn comfortably by people who purchase them. When I first started my business, I didn't realize how many different things I would need in order to make my products.

Conclusion:
What are you going to do with the things that you no longer need? It's always good to tidy up your home every once in a while and get rid of things that are just taking up space and collecting dust. Rather than throwing these items out, it might be best to find people who will utilize them and enjoy using them. Ebates can help you earn some extra money on your unwanted items, especially if you've recently started selling on eBay or another online marketplace. What do you plan to do with your old garage sale finds?
I've been reading a lot lately about how our society is becoming more and more disconnected from each other, making us all more lonely as a result.

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