Board Game Manufacturing – Possible venues for selling your board game

Where to Sell Your Rare Board Games for the Most Money?

Do you want to get the most money for your board games. Well then, why not let us good folks at BoardGameManufacturing.com help you by offering some possible selling solutions! There are lots of different venues for selling your board games. Each has its pro’s and con’s. Lets examine them and see what the best solution is for you.

1. Ebay

Most people when they try to sell something online the first place they think of is Ebay. This online marketplace has been around for many years. Most of its shoppers are looking for a bargain. But it also attracts international buyers and collectors. If you want to sell your item for the most money on Ebay avoid using auctions that start with a very low bid. Use a hybrid auction with a buy it now option. Pro’s include: fast cash, international buyers. Con’s of ebay include time to create a listing, photographs.

2. Amazon

Gaining in popularity the Amazon marketplace can get you the most money for your board games. Everything on Amazon is a buy it now format and its easy to list.  The con’s are high fees and lots of competition. Pro’s are that your items can sell for a lot more then ebay.

3. Craigslist

Selling board games on Craigslist for a high price is tough. Con’s include a smaller audience, and the hassle factor of setting up a meeting with a prospective buyer. The biggest pro is that there are no fees for selling on Craigslist.

4. Retail Store

Selling your games to a retail store often will fetch you much less money. The reason is most store’s like half price games must buy your games at a cheap enough price to be able to sell them for a profit. Instead I would approach a local game store and ask if they can carry your game on consignment. the fee can vary but usually runs from 10% to 30%.

5. Board Game Geek Marketplace

The board game geek marketplace is a great way to sell your board game for more money. Pro’s include: low fees, friendly people. Con’s include: not very intuitive, and competition.

6. Distributors

Similar to retail stores you can sell directly to distributors. If you have a large order of board games to sell, and don’t want the hassle this is a good option. Pro’s include: very easy.  Con’s include: you may get less money. Just like for retail stores consider working a consignment deal for a fee versus selling the item.

In Conclusion

Any of these ways will fetch you some money. If you truly want the most money my recommendation is to use the Amazon Marketplace to sell your board game.  It’s so easy to list your item, and the Amazon buyer will pay more for your board games. And your own board game website, your own money maker site will generate tons of money if you do the marketing work!  The friendly game experts at BoardGameManufacturing.com can help you by offering a successful website package complete with a shopping cart for pennies on the dollar! We also provide you with a tailored list of possible retailers that may be interested in your game when you use our manufacturing services!

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