We Tried Selling Lego Once Again

[@hotwings80]

Just wanted to say absolutely love the toy show vids! Would be cool to maybe see some of the actual interactions and transactions with buyers!

[@MattCart]

Interesting! I’ve been seeing a lot of those tons of videos lately. Possibly this fall I’ll set something up.

[@katote573]

Another awesome video that is very insightful Matt. Keep it up

[@MattCart]

Thank you 🤟🫡

[@marcngu1361]

Maybe bring two more black self that u use on the side of your table and use it on top of your table to have more space to put more stuff

[@7Alberto7]

Alwais awesome seeing these video I miss selling at these kind of shows so much Happy you integrate the tall section,very smart move if you have more space in the back bring more If I may give you another advice put the big stuff in the back or down and fill as much as possible the tall section and the front of the table use every single millimiter you have of space,the table will attract more people the more it is full of stuff and full of colors and full of choices You are doing great keep grinding guys much love!

[@RichardLittle-g8m]

I was able to clean up as essentially the only toy vendor this last weekend at Thriftcon. You might try to find events where you are not in a crowd of fellow toy resellers. Just food for thought!

[@ameliadesertsong]

Those seem they are great numbers for what sounds like a relatively slow show! I’d probably drop the build your own miniature entirely. It’s cool but i can imagine people standing around your table taking away the chance for someone to see something they’d buy that would be a much better sale for you :) glad to see how well the Pokémon cards and Star Wars ships moved!

[@iceburg0xh]

I would take $70 an hour to work almost anywhere. I would say the extra time is worth it

[@TechCellfish]

They sold for $70 in that time. Need to calculate sourcing, salary. Might have earned more by using the time for other activities, like listing online.