I'm wondering about a few things

[Cirth]

First thing I'm wondering about is the card tables, the first card table is $400 hold 10 cards that you can sell. The next "upgrade" is the vintage card table $2,000 that holds 12 cards, I'm wondering if the $2,000 vintage card table attracts customers due to the appeal of the table. If not then why spend $2,000 for just 2 extra card slots when you could just buy more of the $400.
Just to semi piggy back off that, the display cards I see how you'd want one personally to be like look what I got (more so if you stream or do YT), but could that also attract customers. Show off the cards you got in your own shop to give incentive to people into buying more.

I've not really found much info besides people saying it needs to be taking out. The stinky customers/auto scents is there any big difference between them besides how many cans of spray they can hold (if that is the only case the recharge of the "upgraded" versions needs to be faster or it recharges after a few sprays). I've had to buy 4 of them because I seem to always get a small horde of stinkers every once in awhile to where the first ones at the door misses one or more of them. I now have 2 at the door and 2 almost in the middle of the store

The last one is the ToonZ Plushie I'm having a hard time selling it that it's pretty much become dead inventory. I haven't bought anymore of the Toonz Plushies, I've had to multiple times buy the other Plushies and Figurines. I'm selling the ToonZ for market price. I've noticed on other YT/streams it doesn't sell that well even under market price.
I'm almost wondering if it wasn't meant to be sold but be as a display or a mascot.

[malogoss]

If you are looking to use space efficiently, the $2k table is a pure waste. Waste of money too. I'd be very surprised if in the future it doesn't make a difference. Maybe in customers reviews or something else.

Same for displays. Who knows what the future holds? For now, it's just cosmetic. Or for removing cards from your binder, at best.

I think the bigger sprayers also have slightly better range? I could be wrong. But I know for a fact that the last sprayer (level 40) one shots smelly people. I like that sprayer.

About selling more of an item, the game is designed so that you are more likely to sell more items of one type if they occupy more shelf spaces. So if you have 100 shelf spaces (wall shelf counting as 3 shelf space, double shelf 8 spaces, etc) and only one is ToonZ, you won't sell as many as if you had 100 shelf spaces where 30 are ToonZ. Or 50 shelf spaces where 50 are ToonZ. I kind of wish it worked differently, but that's how it works.

[Cirth]

I wasn't looking for space efficiency, I actually have too much space. I just added another play table which makes my total to 9 (might sell one but idk). I have a lot of room in the main as well in the other shop, (level 34 maxed out on expansion for both shops) I'm using the double sided shelves since it gives more room to product on it. I have everything at my level unlocked and on the shelves.

Maybe I'm not fully understanding the whole thing you're talking about on the shelves. I'll just try and paint a picture of how I have mine.
Since I mentioned above that I'm using the double sided shelves, there is side A top, side A mid top, side A mid bottom and side A bottom then there is side B top, side B mid top, side B mid bottom and side B bottom. I would put one whole product on one of those so like for ToonZ I have him on side A mid top that whole row for that side of just one double sided shelf. (just to clarify I don't have him on the side B mid top just in case i wasn't clear)

I don't have him anywhere else, same with other products, I do have that shelf he is on sandwiched between 2 other double sided shelves with different products all around him. I do the same with the other products like I mentioned for ToonZ. Though I'm thinking of having the system gate 1, 2, mafia works, and the figurines with just 2 in a box another whole shelf row.

[Bpat]

wait till you encounter the 3000 buck shelf.... xd

[malogoss]

@Cirth

So for you, 1/8 of a double sided shelf is ToonZ.

I don't know how many shelves you got in total. Say you have 10x double sided shelves. Your ToonZ are taking 1/80 of your shelf space.

What I'm saying is if you had 40/80 instead of 1/80, you'd sell a lot more ToonZ. But you'd sell less of something else. Customers go for random shelves. Those random shelves are more likely to be ToonZ if half your shelves are ToonZ, rather than 1/80. Hope that clarified things.

[Cirth]

Oh I see, but a little weird since all the others are sharing the same amount of space. But whatever I'm planning on hopefully selling off what I have on the shelf (unless it takes too long then I'll consider it a loss) and replacing it with one of the Items that only fits a small amount to a shelf.

Originally posted by Bpat:

wait till you encounter the 3000 buck shelf.... xd

You mean the wide shelf? I was thinking of maybe testing it out.

[Lazarus Long]

Originally posted by Cirth:

Oh I see, but a little weird since all the others are sharing the same amount of space. But whatever I'm planning on hopefully selling off what I have on the shelf (unless it takes too long then I'll consider it a loss) and replacing it with one of the Items that only fits a small amount to a shelf.

Originally posted by Bpat:

wait till you encounter the 3000 buck shelf.... xd

You mean the wide shelf? I was thinking of maybe testing it out.

I think the wide shelf is worth it! Because customers only visit a limited number of shelves before the leave or check out you want them have a chance to grab as much as they can from one shelf. Watching them pull like 4 or 5 card boxes in one grab is wonderful.