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A Pokémon card business can absolutely make money. That is not the hard part to believe. The hard part is understanding whether…
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If you are trying to build a Pokémon business and you keep stalling on content, I’m going to say this as directly…
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One of the fastest ways to waste time in the Pokémon business is listening to somebody who sounds confident but is not…
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A lot of small Pokémon sellers hit the same wall eventually. You start wondering if Pokémon-only is too limiting. Maybe sourcing feels…
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One of the easiest ways to lose money in this business is copying a strategy that works in one game and assuming…
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A lot of small sellers hit the same point in the business where they start wondering if Pokémon alone is enough. Maybe…
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A lot of small sellers think distribution is the unlock. They imagine that once they get a direct account, everything gets easier.…
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A lot of sellers get allocations and immediately jump to the wrong question. They ask, “How much can I make on this?”…
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A lot of sellers talk to reps the wrong way. They either treat reps like gatekeepers they need to impress, or they…
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A lot of sellers treat distribution like a finish line. They think once they land one distributor account, they are set. Better…
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A lot of people talk about distributor relationships like they are some kind of secret club. They make it sound like if…
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A lot of newer sellers talk about distribution like it is the unlock. They think once they get a distributor account, everything…
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