Consignment Sale Owner Offers New Book That Enables Others to Earn Good Income While Staying at Home
Consignamania-The How To Guide To Starting Your Own Seasonal Consignment Business teaches stay at home moms how to host a seasonal consignment sale that is profitable and fun for all involved, while allowing them to fulfill their calling to stay at h
Online, May 30, 2010 (Newswire.com) - When Jenifer Gifford, a veteran consignment sale owner, and self admitted "Consignamaniac" published a magazine for this niche market, she was surprised at the great response. "I had no idea so many people were paying attention to the world of consignment" But the magazine soon became more of a burden than a blessing... "Although the magazine was attractive and growing, it was just too much effort, and hours away from family, I thought this is like a regular job! There has to be a better way to help others profit in this business like we have." The answer soon came in the form of Consignamania, the guide. "It wasn't easy condensing almost 8 years of experience down to fewer than 200 pages; I spent over 18 months on this project. But at least when writing this guide, I could do it on my own time, which fits the priorities of a stay at home parent, much like hosting a seasonal consignment sale" Gifford says.
Consignamania is a 196 page comprehensive "how-to" manual that is now available to help those interested in starting their own seasonal consignment sales.
This extensive guide takes you from start to finish in the seasonal consignment sale business. Not just a "start up" guide, but a step-by-step manual of how to host a successful sale from the first dollar spent to the last dollar earned. Presented from the view point of a seasoned veteran, Consignamania helps new sale organizers avoid common pit falls, uncomfortable situations, and allows the greatest chance of success and increased profits. With step by step instructions, photo guides and software, the Consignamania guide is the must have for anyone exploring the idea of starting a consignment sale, and it doesn't hurt that it is easy to read and understand.
Consignment sales are generally owned by stay at home moms who are looking to help the family budget while still fulfilling their stay at home calling, churches or other organizations also host and benefit from consignment sales. There are thousands of seasonal consignment sales nationwide representing a rapidly growing, recession proof market.