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Secrets to Finding Great Wholesale Products to Sell Online
By Chris Robertson

Finding great merchandise to sell online can be a tricky proposition. Whether you already have an online store, are hoping to open an online store, or want to sell through the many auction sites on the Web, it's always a challenge to find great products at wholesale prices.

The primary challenges revolve around inventory. Even if you are able to find a great deal on a product, there are costs involved in having it shipped to you. Once you get the inventory, you have to find a place to store it where it won't get damaged. And then, periodically, you have to count the inventory, which is always a hassle. Then, there's the danger that you got such a great price because the item simply won't sell. If that happens, you're stuck with a whole lot of inventory,

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and lose money in the process.

So, what's the secret to finding great wholesale products to sell online? Finding an intermediary who has great connections to wholesalers, who will only charge you for what you actually sell (no inventory on hand!), and who will deliver the product to your buyer's door (no standing in line at the post office!).

There are a number of companies out there, but here is a guide to finding the best. A great dropshipping hub will offer the following features:

* Unlimited access to tens of thousands of products at wholesale prices

* Free drop ship services with no minimum order

* Free order fulfillment

* Track, report, and pay any sales tax for you

In addition, the best companies will offer you a number of options, depending on your circumstances. For example, if you already have your own online store, they will offer you access to all of their products to supplement your inventory. If you are an auction maven, they will have special programs that generate code for your online auction. And, if you're new to online selling, they will offer you:

* A customizable website, where you can choose the name, the products, and the prices

* Free website hosting

* Free email address

* Free payment processing

* Daily update of products, including the quantity available

Furthermore, the website should give you the ability to:

* Add your own banners

* Add your own HTML code

* Add your own products

* Add your own logo

* Monitor your sales and profits in real time

Whatever your online sales vehicle, you should learn all you can about getting great products at wholesale prices.

Chris Robertson is an author of Majon International, one of the worlds MOST popular internet marketing companies on the web. Learn more about Find Great Wholesale Products or Majon's Business and Entrepreneurs directory.

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Drop shipping: An arrangement whereby a mail-order or Internet merchant accepts orders for products, and then pays a manufacturer or distributor to ship the product to the customer.