Showing posts with label Tuesday Morning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tuesday Morning. Show all posts

Monday, September 24, 2012

Tuesday Morning recently rolled out its new Tuesday Morning Perks program for its shoppers. The program replaces the E Treasures/Preferred Customer program the company had been running for years.
The new program is free to join. Once you are a member, you will receive:

  • Priority notice of all Tuesday Morning clearance and sale events
  • Exclusive promotional events
  • VIP private shopping previews
  • Special pricing on selected products
  • Automatic entry into a quarterly sweepstakes such as a vacation getaway for two, a shopping spree and more
  • 60-day return policy
  • The program is still under development and the company is telling its Perks members to watch their email because there are “more exciting rewards to come”.
    Currently, you cannot sign up for the program online as with many other retailers. To help make it a little easier, the company has posted a sign-up form that you can fill out at home and take by your local store to pick up your card.
    To grab your sign-up form and for more information on the program, click here.


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    Thursday, May 6, 2010

    Carla send in this success story back in March:

    "I've been watching your blog since October and do love and check at least 3 times a week. The week that Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland came out was the same week Syfy Miniseries Alice was out on DVD. Tuesday Morning had a sale on Paul Cardew Tea Set Items. I bought 2 teapots. The 48oz for $19.99 and the 18oz for $14.99. I gave the option to do a buy it now." Here are Carla's listings:

    The large 48 oz teapot:

    The smaller 32 oz teapot:


    "The 48oz went for $50 in less the 4 hours. The 18oz went a week later for 32.99 which was 2.99 over the buy now price. I had my blinders on when I got them. Knew what I wanted. To bad though because the lady that got the 48oz wanted to know if I had the mugs. I told her no, but there were other people that had them. She just wanted to get them from me. But after my little teapot sold I noticed that not many sales were happening. Learned something about Tuesday morning. You got to be there at least a half hour before it opens to get what you want. There was only one 48 oz teapot and 2 of the 18oz. I went there later that week for something else and did get there right when it opened. But what I wanted was already picked over because they only had 2 of them."

    Carla's investment: $34.98
    Carla's profit before fees: $48.01

    Great job, Carla! You have a good eye and great timing.

    For more information about using Tuesday Morning as a source of inventory, click here.And be sure to check out my Facebook group where we share stories like this all the time!

    Happy Selling,



    Research your competition

    Saturday, May 1, 2010

    Claire Burke is a company that makes potpourri, candles, room sprays, and other home fragrance type items. Claire Burke items are usually sold at small gift shops, home interior design stores, and small pharmacies, and the merchandise is getting harder and harder to find. There isn't very much of it on eBay.

    I was in Tuesday Morning today and saw quite a few Claire Burke candles. Most of them were marked at $4-$5. These items are selling on eBay for double or triple the Tuesday Morning price. Here is a listing for a Claire Burke candle that sold for $12:


    Not a huge profit, but maybe something to make a few bucks on if you can find several at your local Tuesday Morning store. For more items like this that you can sell on eBay, check out my latest Hot List with 25 items.

    Happy Selling!
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