In addition to the great ideas in the video, here are a few more:

-Personalize it! Is art a personal hobby? Then create your own signage to use around your sale. Are you a baker? Put out some freshly baked cookies alongside that lemonade stand for shoppers who'd like a snack. When you put your personal stamp on your sale, your shoppers will remember it when it comes time for next year's sale!

-Think boutique. Let's face it, it's a garage sale - no one is expecting a wrapping station and pretty packaging. But wouldn't it be nice if they got it anyway? One of the things I love about my neighborhood boutiques is that they each have a signature packaging style. So whether it's a minimalist brown bag or an eco-friendly reusable, people who see it know where I've just been. You can accomplish the same thing by hitting up the dollar store ahead of time to find some matching bags to send your shoppers' purchases home in or just by thinking ahead and saving those boutique bags you get when you're out shopping.

-Follow the rule of "gently." When you donate a bag of clothes to a charity, they typically ask for "gently used" clothing. (Meaning, no one wants your yellow-pitted undershirts, guys.) If it's got stains or tears, it's time to repurpose it or toss it...but don't try to sell it. It will make people question what's wrong with everything else you're selling.

-Display with care. Even used clothes can look great when they're clean, ironed and displayed on a hangar. Pair with matching shoes and accessories that are also in the sale to take the guess work out of the purchase for your buyers!

Here's to a bargain-filled summer!