SELLER GUIDE
Let's do this together!
If you're a First-Time Seller or a Long-Time Consignor, you'll find everything you need to know about Selling—right here in this Guide—to help you turn your outgrown kid items into CA$H.
(Click on the Steps Below for more details on Selling at our next event)
Let's Get You Started
First Step is to get you signed up for the Sale via your JBF Tagging Account.
(If it is your first time selling with JBF you will want to set up your account the first time you log-in)
Once you are logged in- search for the Blaine/Andover Sale and select the Event and then Consignor.
This will set you up to tag and ensure the sale has access to your inventory for the POS system.
Reserve your Spot at the Next Sale
Your Reservation includes:
Your Drop-off Information
Consignor Waiver
Questions to help us plan the Event
Your Pick-up Information
Each child cycles through a wardrobe every 6 months.
So, if you're feeling like you have lots of outgrown clothes in your home, you're not alone!
Plus, you can also sell items you likely have around your home from the Toy Room to the Garage
Prepping your Items:
1- Stock-up on Supplies
2- Prep your Items - Make them Look Good!
Prepping Your Items
How to get your Items Sold!
(Instructional Videos at the Bottom of this Page)
Prepping Your Items
(Instructional Videos at the Bottom of this Page)
Pricing Your Items
What would you Pay?
Tagging Your Items
Understanding the JBF Tagging Account
You can tag using your phone or your computer
1- Log-in to your Tagging Account
2- Select Create Tags
(For more help as you go - select the Help tab in the tagging app)
(Printable Tagging System Guide Button Below)
YOU DID IT!
Way to Go - Now Comes the Easy Part
Drop-off, Sit Back and Watch Your Sales Grow!
Be Sure to Tell your Friends about the Sale too!
The More you Tell the More you Sell!
Preparing your items
Watch the following videos to see how to prepare all of your items.
Tagging Supplies
What are the Basic Supplies needed:
Cardstock Paper 65lb or heavier • Safety pins: Please use 1" (No. 1) or larger safety pins: no straight pins or small pins.
Ziploc Bags • Tape- both scotch and heavy packing tape • Hangers -Wire, plastic tube and department store hangers are okay
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