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A Comprehensive Candle Business Startup Guide Earn Hundreds of Dollars A Day Running A Home Based or Storefront Candle Shop

Updated Weekly - Online Since 1995 By Professional By Home and Commercial Storefront Candle Shop Business Owners

Overview

Starting A Candle Business.com is run by a group of successful eCommerce and Brick & Mortar Candle Shop Business owners that have come together, dedicating their expertise assisting new candle shop business entrepreneurs to get started in this fun and lucrative industry.

As you may already by aware, candles cost nearly nothing to produce, making it the perfect product to sell for pure profits regardless of where you reside.  Profits average several thousand of percentages per unit or "candle".

What many people don't know about this business, is that any one can carve out a niche in their community or on the Internet for specialty candles, allowing them to distinguish themselves from competitors.

For example, whether you are looking to start a home based candle business or maybe even looking to lease a storefront in strip mall, you can decide to concentrate on selling or making specific types of candles, such as scented, gel or aromatic candles and using a little creativity such as featuring different designs, colors and molds that you can either produce on site or special order from a supplier.  Product uniqueness will differentiate you from the rest of the crowd.

You see, what makes our Candle Business Startup Guide so powerful, is the fact that any one, regardless of experience or where they reside, may start a profitable candle business out of their home, Internet or commercial store front using our business startup tactics.

As far as risk goes, there is really none.  If you're looking to make and supply candles to businesses, simply pick up a cheap kit off the web or through one of our providers, and experiment with it, making and testing candles and then attempt to sell them either to from a wholesale prospective to retailers and also directly to the public.  We show you how and to get noticed, step-by-step.

By doing that, you will know for yourself which model is most suited for you, and then you grow from there by increasing volume.  A niche will form.

Our team has decades of experience in this unique industry and have brought their combined knowledge into creating our Internationally Renown Candle Business Startup Guide, which has been featured in multiple magazines, various publications, and media sites worldwide.

Whether you are looking to make and sell candles in bulk to retailers, or looking to simply sell them from a profit or do both, you will not find a more comprehensive and in-depth guide as ours on the web, guaranteed.

Do You Want to Be a Candle Maker, Broker or Retailer?

Basic Descriptions of the Three Areas of The Industry To

Make Money From

There are numerous ways to make money in the Candle business, so it's important that you decide what kind of candle business that interests you the most and that you understand the responsibilities, such as the administrative and logistical end of it.

Candle Maker:  You can become a Candle Maker and supply them to businesses on a wholesale level directly.  Within our guide, you will find dozens of instructional resources, tools and detailed information that will teach how to make your own candles for just a few pennies.

Candle Broker / Local Wholesale Source: You can also become a broker in which you are neither a maker or seller, but an middleman negotiating a lower price from the source and then marking up the candles within the wholesale range to the seller.

Retail:  You can also choose to simply purchase candles from a quality, low-priced Candle Making company in bulk and sell them on a retail level either online, from a commercial storefront or by mail order through magazines and various publications.

But, we always like to encourage new candle business shop owners to experiment, and you may find yourself up involved in all three areas mentioned above during the business startup phase & while running your new company. 

By simply trying to make and sell candles at the same time, you will familiarize yourself with the business at a quicker rate and then be able to decide which position you would like to work from.

A Low Risk, Quick-Start Business With High Profit Potential

The fact is, starting a candle business is one of the least riskiest businesses to start, due to the fact, that materials are extremely cheap and the markup is astronomical.

Most candles, regardless of their size, costs only a few pennies to make but can sell for $1, $5, $20, $50 + each depending on the style and of course the quality.

Featured in Small Biz Mag, the Candle Business not only offers a near zero startup risk, but is also both fun and lucrative, which makes it a prime side business opportunity for anyone looking to sell candles for profit.

PROVEN, TURNKEY BUSINESS MODELS WE RECOMMEND:

Volume and Specialty Factors:  Based off of our years of experience in the industry, you can make money from two areas.  One being volume and the other being specialty factors that demand higher prices.

We've learned that most people buy more than one candle.  Our business plan exploits that desire buy giving the buyer incentives to purchase  more than one candles, such as buy 3, get one 1 free deals, or even offer free shipping with a minimum order amount that you'll set.

Selling mainstream, garden variety candles at a low price in volume:  If you look at some of the largest retailers in the world, what do they do?  They sell product in volume, giving buyer's incentives to buy more at a lower than normal price when compared to smaller competitors.

Since candles are so cheap to make and buy wholesale, you can set yourself up a small scale operation, using the same Business Model big name retailers use.  The same principle applies to any other industry.  Buy low, sell high.

Selling High End Designer Candles at Higher Prices: We've also found that selling specialty designer candles can be just as lucrative, but you will need to market your candles and distinguish yourself from the competition.  If you're interested in designer candles, then you'll find a plethora of information in our ebook about how to make and sell them.

Potential Sources of Candles To Consider

If you've decided that you want to sell candles for profit from either a wholesale or retail level, there are many sources for you to consider and should be researched.

Within our featured eBook, you will find numerous ways to make or purchase candles from wholesale sources, regardless of where you reside.

Making your own candles:  Within our ebook, you will find information for both beginner and experienced candle makers.  Use the methods and sources within our ebook to make specialty or mainstream candles that you can mass produce to provide to your client.  All marketing and startup information is included.

Joining A Wholesale Club: A popular way is to join a candle wholesale club.  Simply register at one of the many wholesale supplier web sites in your area, and begin purchasing your required inventory for clients at ultra-low prices.  These ultra low prices are well below local and regional wholesale prices, due to the fact the the club "which may charge a minimal annual fee, no more than $100" uses fees from their client base to make up for the difference in price between their ultra low club prices and market wholesale prices.

Importing Candles: Within this section, you will find all of the International Contacts we use to import candles from Asia with no import taxes.  Using the import guidelines, you will eliminate nearly all factory shipping fees, taxes & on-site fees at the port, allowing you to price your candles well below market prices and still make an impressive profit.  Remember, volume is everything and most people buy more than one candles.   This is a mass rolling volume income generator business model.

Alternative Sources - Establishing Strategic Industry Alliances and Affiliations: Alternatively, you can find your own unique supply source.  This can be accomplished by bartering or trading part of your inventory in exchange for another retailer, wholesaler or maker outside of your immediate vicinity.  This is a great way to establish business relationships, and trade candles which benefit both of your business since you're not competitors.

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