day of Lock your homeSet the merchandise out by typePlace your large showy items out front to draw in visitors Display small, valuable items close to your station or housePlace checkout items like bags & boxes near the checkout area

two weeks outPick a dateSecure a permit if neededLet your neighbors & friends know in case they have any items to contributeGather yard sale signs to disperse around your areaDo a little research on pricing for your high quality itemsStart saving shopping bags, boxes & newspaperGet your hands on some folding tables & clothing racksScope out high traffic places for sign placementBuy supplies: poster board, duct tape, stickers & black markers

one week outPlace your signs Advertise on Craigslist & in newspaper classifiedsSchedule a thrift store pick up for any unsold itemsClean or polish any items to be includedPrint category labels to help organize your items on the day of the sale

day beforeGet your fanny pack or apron readyStart pricing your items (Try these free printable price tags!)Get change from the bankMake sure your phone is chargingMark or move non-sale items from the area of the saleShare your sale on social mediaGet some refreshments ready

after your sale Gather leftovers for pick-upTake down all of your signs

Tip: Be sure to check the weather before setting a date and keep checking several days in advance to make sure you are prepared for anything!

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