[Viadecci]

Something to sell in my town ??

Then to start...I am living in very small country Montenegro....And I can not anything to SE ....

I thinking to buy some stuff from Chinese sellers...
What you recommend me to buy from them... ??

I recently purchased 5 motherboard testers ....And I sell only two for two months ... :))

Any suggestions would be grateful ... :)

Thanks in advance :)

[Rsynced]

Just figure out what people are into...

You may be better at first starting a service and getting to know people, then start selling things that go along with your service.

Ask around, observe...

What do you like...

Your question is very vague and kinda like asking: How do I start a local sales business and what should I sell. You pretty much just have to find that out yourself. There is no set way to make money. Find out what your good at and stick to a niche.

Good start is to get a business license and learn the tax code. It really does help to make yourself professional because others will notice and you will be more confident.

[F4mOuS]

It's are very nice country i dont got a idea but goodluck.

[Viadecci]

Come on guys give me more ideas :)) ....

[Rsynced]

Come on guys give me more ideas :)) ....

BRAIN STORM

Ill just spit it out...

Sell garden seeds, rare plants, herbs etc. Seems like those would do nice around there. Why not buy thing's local and sell them on the internet. You have a nice culture in your country. Not sure if your into those kind of things...

Why not some fishing poles, swim suits, sunglasses, make post cards, tourist stuff! Be creative.

THAT'S WHAT I WOULD TRY!

I do not think the world needs anymore cheap china goods =)

The economy of Montenegro is mostly service-based and is in late transition to a market economy. According to the International Monetary Fund, the nominal GDP of Montenegro was $4.114 billion in 2009. The GDP PPP for 2009 was $6.590 billion, or $10,527 per capita.[30]

GDP grew at an impressive 10.7% in 2007 and 7.5% in 2008.[30] The country entered a recession in 2008 as a part of the global recession, with GDP contracting by 4%. However, Montenegro remained a target for foreign investment, the only country in the Balkans to increase its amount of direct foreign investment.[31] The country is expected to exit the recession in mid-2010, with GDP growth predicted at around 0.5%.[32] However, the significant dependence of the Montenegrin economy on foreign direct investment leaves it susceptible to external shocks and a high export/import trade deficit.

In 2007, the service sector made up for 72.4% of GDP, with industry and agriculture making up the rest at 17.6% and 10%, respectively.[33]

According to Eurostat data, the Montenegrin GDP per capita stood at 41% of the EU average in 2010.[34]

Aluminum and steel production and agricultural processing make up for most of the industrial output.

Tourism is an important contributor to Montenegrin economy. Approximately one million tourists visited Montenegro in 2007, resulting in €480 million of tourism revenue. Tourism is considered the backbone of future economic growth, and government expenditures on infrastructure improvements are largely target towards that goal.

[Rydextillxixdiex]

Honestly, just check out http://www.meritline.com/. If they ship to your country you're in business. They have literally everything for dirt cheap from china. Even printer ink is like 50% off! You'll find something there to sell man.

[Viadecci]

Rydextillxixdiex thay not ship to my country but good to know for this site :)

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Have someone some site who can ship to Montenegro I recently used this (http://www.gamesalor.com/en-us/) but they have a lot of stuff who I doesnt like ...
I know alibaba -_- ... :)

[trubl3z]

try selling danboard mini figures :]

[ginjaninja32]

Selling things to tourists is always a great idea! PM me and I can give you some help with finding things to sell.