"Let's run a few rounds of bidding first, then list the lower-grade items in the store at the same prices as the same grade items in other high-level stores," Kisha suggested. "That way, only the higher-grade products will be up for bidding, making them feel more valuable to the customers."
She continued by organizing the lower-grade crops and items, like Grade D and below. Since the upgrade to her territory space, the grading for her crops and produce had increased, leaving her with the limited lower-grade items from before. Once those sold out, she could focus entirely on her new higher-grade crops.
Kisha applied the same strategy to her seafood, listing them as normal items that didn't require bidding, but raising their prices tenfold. This allowed customers with limited budgets, who couldn't compete with big buyers in the auctions, to still purchase something. That way, no one could accuse her store of being unscrupulous.
