[Online Creativity Newsletter]
In This Issue:
1. What does end of summer mean?
2. Selling used Halloween Costumes

Hello ~

The end of summer always grieves me… I love the lazy days of sunshine and am not ready to say goodbye to them just yet. But, they will soon be a thing of the past because it’s about to get CRAZY guys!

To show you just how crazy…
Here is a quick guide for selling from now to the end of the year:

1. End of August through October: Halloween costumes (keep reading for tips)
2. Late October through November: Christmas clothing. Families are scheduling pictures for Christmas cards and often look for matching kid’s outfits on eBay. Once we get into November, holiday clothing tends to slow considerably.
3. November through mid-January: It’s all about the toys! (and some winter/snow clothing too)

It’s good to look ahead and be ready for the crazy quarter that is coming… but, for today, let’s focus on what’s coming up quick – COSTUMES!

We are just about to get into the peak of the costume selling season. Halloween costumes have a short selling season, but I don’t think it is as tapped into as much as toys during Christmas – so can be just as profitable as selling toys during the holidays, if you know what to sell.

I thought I’d share with you a (very) short list of used costumes that are selling well. I included these in the last Hit List for MyToyGuide… this is just a snapshot of how well used costumes do this time of year (and we are still early in the season!).

Enjoy!
Jenni

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COSTUMES
(if you want to see the listings on eBay, just search the title. The first line for each listing below is the title for the auction.)

[Online Creativity Newsletter]
\nIn This Issue:
\n1. What does end of summer mean?
\n2. Selling used Halloween Costumes<\/p>\n

Hello ~<\/p>\n

The end of summer always grieves me\u2026 I love the lazy days of sunshine and am not ready to say goodbye to them just yet. But, they will soon be a thing of the past because it’s about to get CRAZY guys!<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

To show you just how crazy…
\nHere is a quick guide for selling from now to the end of the year:<\/strong><\/p>\n

\n
1. End of August through October:<\/span> Halloween costumes (keep reading for tips)<\/li>\n
2. Late October through November:<\/span> Christmas clothing. Families are scheduling pictures for Christmas cards and often look for matching kid’s outfits on eBay. Once we get into November, holiday clothing tends to slow considerably.<\/li>\n
3. November through mid-January: <\/span>It’s all about the toys! (and some winter\/snow clothing too)<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

   It’s good to look ahead and be ready for the crazy quarter that is coming\u2026 but, for today, let’s focus on what’s coming up quick – COSTUMES!<\/strong><\/p>\n

   We are just about to get into the peak of the costume selling season.<\/em> Halloween costumes have a short selling season, but I don’t think it is as tapped into as much as toys during Christmas – so can be just as profitable as selling toys during the holidays, if you know what to sell.<\/p>\n

   I thought I’d share with you a (very) short list of used costumes that are selling well. I included these in the last Hit List for MyToyGuide\u2026 this is just a snapshot of how well used costumes do this time of year (and we are still early in the season!).<\/p>\n

   Enjoy!
   \nJenni<\/p>\n

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   \nCOSTUMES
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