Selling Supplies/Products on your Website?

[johnZ71]

I am always trying to think of ways to generate more business. I had a thought (not original...lol) of selling car Care Products on my website.

Is anyone doing this or has anyone tried it? I would like some advice and/or feedback.

Thanks!

 

[master detailer]

I sell them at my shop but thats it.not making alot but do get some free for my self lol.now if you can by it by the gl and then put it in small bottles that would be some good money then.

 

[johnZ71]

I sell them at my shop but thats it.not making alot but do get some free for my self lol.now if you can by it by the gl and then put it in small bottles that would be some good money then.

May I ask what products/name brands you sell? I would want to buy at wholesale and wonder if any manufacturers would sell to a small company like mine?

 

[ScottB]

Autogeek use to offer some vendor tag for your site, and I believe it helped the owner also. Might wanna email Nick and see if its still in existence if you want to offer lines that are offered here.

 

[Flash Gordon]

Autogeek use to offer some vendor tag for your site, and I believe it helped the owner also. Might wanna email Nick and see if its still in existence if you want to offer lines that are offered here.

Kevin Cullem has links to Autogeek and Autopia on his website. What does he get out of the deal? Is there a way to tell when someone purchases through him?


Tell us more Scott ;popcorn:

 

[rustytruck]

Paul from chemical guys talked to me once about being a distributor for some of their Eco products. Maybe because I'm in the northeast. I never had any interest in that.

Some of the smaller regional chemical companies do private labeling. You could have your own line of chemicals. I can imagine what the minimum order is.