As the popularity of flea markets grows so does the number of flea market vendors who attend them.

Many of these flea market vendors are turning what was once a nice way to make some extra income, into a full fledged full time business.

Flea market vendors are discovering that budget minded consumers are heading in droves to their local flea markets, sometimes driving close to an hour to get to one.

People are aware of the great deals available at the flea market and are starting to do a large portion of their shopping there.

Flea market vendors who want to profit from this growing trend need to stock up on wholesale flea market products.

One way for flea market vendors to find wholesale flea market products is by searching online for wholesalers.

The flea market vendor should start by dealing with wholesalers that do not have a minimum order. This way the flea market vendor can sample the quality of the wholesale flea market products.

Another reason to buy from a wholesaler without a minimum order is to that the flea market vendor can test out new items.

A flea market product which the vendor is unsure of could be easily tested out by ordering a few units.

If the flea market vendor decides to order a small sample of wholesale flea market products, he needs to realize that if the number of items he has is too small, customers will not stop at his booth.

The key to attracting customers to your flea market stall or booth is to have plenty of products for sale.

Customers like to frequent flea market vendors who can offer them a good quantity of items, a nice variety, and low prices.

Flea market vendors should also concentrate one on line of wholesale flea market products.

This focus will help the flea market vendor, since his customers will remember him for those types of products.

Donny Lowy is the CEO of http://www.closeoutexplosion.com, an online wholesale and closeout business, and http://www.wholesalecloseoutforum.com, an educational site for the wholesale and closeout business.