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This is without wuestion Scandinavian art. Yes sweedish is likely. Could be Finnish as well…although the horse is quite sweedish, the deer is very Finnish. My family is Finnish and this style dominates home decor of the older generation.
My grandmother used to have some things like this. But they had a platter that sat on top that she put popurri (sic) in and then put a candle in the bottom. Long before those scentsy things. Lol.
Long shot. But maybe?
First attempt at posted numbers here.
Items in store currently:222
Sold this week: 9
Cost of goods sold $13
Total sales $133
Average price of items: $14.77Items listed this week: 125!!
Hoping some higher priced items start selling. But not terrible.
Hope everyone has a great week!
I guess that depends on what people think is expensive and what they are willing to sell. Our prices are high. BUT our sources are far more plentiful than anywhere I have ever traveled to. Within 20 miles of my home there are at LEAST 20 thrift stores, and then there are garage and estate sales etc…
I can’t buy ferrigamo shoes for $1, no. But I can buy them for $5 and find them often.
I think it’s just a different strategy than someone who lives somewhere with dirt cheap prices but few shopping options would have, does that make sense.
I feel I change my game. Often. LolThanks jay. I think we have a pretty decent process ourselves to keep track. Was just wondering how others were doing it, thanks so much for your answer. I always think of it as 15% because it’s easier than 13. Lol!
Thanks again. Love your showHello.
I have a question about COGS that I’m hoping someone can shed light on.
I notice when looking at people’s numbers, it seems that the COGS are often just what was paid for the items. Where do you account for store fees, item fees, PayPal fees etc…
Especially those of you who then post profit? Is there another category of costs begond COGS?
New to the forum so forgive me…
Thanks so much.
