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Your flat lay board-you could find a way to pull it down from the ceiling

What does proxibid charge to list your stuff? Or is the price determined by the auctioneer?

Great new ideas. Thanks for sharing

Hi my name is Amber! 😉😘 It's ok I'm old too. Thanks for the shout out!! My mom through out that 700 number because she was afraid of scammers. But I'm so glad you both came to visit!!

lol i love that was awesome, Thank you guys for all yall do

I have a video showing my flat lay situation.

did you use a particular website builder? Did I hear her say you used shopify?

I put measurements on every single thing I list on eBay no matter what category it is no matter what it is. Clothing I measure everything there is to measure on clothing.

Time as an Asset: I disagree with your comment about time not being scalable. But to scale it up, you need to hire help and pay for it and that can kill your profit. 😉

If you can’t get your work done in a 24 hour day, work nights! LOL

You won my hats Grams.🙂 They have some nice things there from time to time.

I had this conversation with myself last year. I was working around 16hrs a day and began to realize that I was out of time. I couldn't grow any further because I didn't have any extra time. I actually wrote down the quote, 'what got you here, won't get you there'. I decided to niche down and become the leader in that niche. My thinking is that it is better to be a big fish in a small pond, than a small fish in a big pond. Even the smallest niche markets have revenue rates of $20M-$40M annually. If someone can dominate a tiny niche and over a 5 year period control 10% of the market share in that niche ... boom.

Love to hear your new ideas. It’s way above my ability, but it’s good to know that there is a further place to go

This channel will eventually evolve into Great Grams and Pops Vintage.

I’m sure this has been answered before, but why can’t they sit next to each other and why do they do all these camera changes to make up for that?

Good Video. I have been sourcing via Proxibid for over 10 years. There are at least 15 active sellers within 50 miles on that site, so there are usually 15-20 auctions each week-- a total of about 1500 listings-- that are easy to purchase from. CTBids only has one seller in my area. they seem to have a sale every other week. HiBid has a few sales in the 70-100 mile distance from me. I rarely buy on that site, but I definitely shop them for specific Keywords. Many of these sellers offer shipping. At least one of my friends buy that way, and has the products delivered to his door. While I have done that, it is not my usually way of doing things.

The fiction books you can sorta memorize the ones that are good.

Would love to see that TN Oilers Proline jacket. That was right after the mover from Houston and before the change to Titans. Gotta be super rare! Great show and topic guys!!

I LOVE Amber(that's her name) I've bought from her many times and that community is great!

💕Grams & Pops 💕

Diddy lube 💦

Love your sticker collection❤

I’d be insane if my people had different operating systems. Lol

One of the things I take into consideration when looking at sell through rates is the season. For example, if you’re finding great winter coats in July, the STR will be lower due to the season, but it will sell well in the fall. Same thing for Christmas and other holidays.😊

Some items are seasonal. I take that into consideration on sell thru rate.

If you have an item that will need to be authenticated, can you delist it from Bonanza?

Something that is deceiving by sell through rate, that i buy frequently is holiday items out of season, but pretty well agree with the rest of everything, i have a weaknesses for hats myself, i love vintage hats, and hats in general, so you just have to be prepared to sit on them until the right buyer comes along. Another great video.

Cory: “you dont make the money on the buy, but rather… when you BUYING the item and it sells”. Lol😅

You sound like Teddy from Bob's burgers.

You may have mention this before because I know you sell a lot of Barbie’s but do you have a website you can share that will help to identify Barbie’s? Love your videos, you guys are so down to earth and funny!

Was there tape over the print on the Pyrex dish? If it was I’d recommend putting the tape the other direction. Maybe I didn’t see it well.

You don't sell if you don't list, list list & the profit is at the purchase price. The sale require good photos, good description, shipping price & good customer service.

Don't worry about STR. Just check for how many sold in 90 days. Then take 90 divided by the number sold and you will get how many days it takes on average to sell 1. If you are the lowest price, you should sell yours in that many days. If yours doesn't sell and someone else's does, then compare your listing to theirs and see what you need to change in your listing

When filtering solds, keep in mind multi quantity listings only count as 1 sold.

🍂 thank you 🐝🤟🏻

That's a dope ass Brocos hat. Not sure why you wouldn't come to me to ask about selling hats. I'm kinda the guy known for it. Maybe it's because I'm an asshole. Eh, I can live with that.

Not to nitpick, but your STR equation is incorrect. Sold / Active is not how you calculate sell through. The correct equation is Sold + Active = total available in the given time frame. Then you divide sold by total available. Example. 50 sold, 50 active. 50 + 50 = 100. Then 50 ÷ 100 = 0.5 (50%). It's impossible to have a STR greater than 100%, you can't sell more than what was available.

That's a cool watch!

I do discrete comping at sales. I put condition there, typically it's, no noticed wear see images for full condition, and I have it on copy paste. I wouldn't put tape on the design. Put tape the other way.

Have you always been Everything Sellers? My EBay has evolved over the years and I’m finding as I get older, I’m scaling and editing my items even more again.

Ouch! The iPhone comment really hurt! 😂 I love my iPhone and never have problems with it.

Pirate Ship: We also ship all off eBay sold items with Pirate Ship Labels, as well as our personal items. Also, since the last USPS changes adding separate fees for 15-15.9 ounces and 16 ounce rates, I use Pirate Ship for items between 15 and 16 ounces. Every time eBay sends me a survey to ask: "how are your last 30 days of sales going" I add a response about how long it's going to take eBay to "fix" the issue on their site and accept decimal weights between 15-16 ounces, the Pirate Ship has responded. It's amazing eBay is still overcharging their sellers in this situation. Our eBay stores are linked to Pirate Ship and the set up on Pirate Ship, to pull in eBay sales was pretty fast. Once it's set up, it's a one click deal to pull in all you sold items on shipping day.

Refunding the Customer: I had one a few months back that went that way. It was an INAD in which corresponding with the buyer resulted in her admitting that she had basically ignored the photos, missed the details in the descriptioin, but felt was all my fault anyway as the seller. Those are the ones I dig my heels in and call eBay. First call, the rep said she'd close the case in my favor, but to call back after the "3rd day". Second call, the rep felt I should give a full refund and pay return shipping so the Buyer had a 'Positive Customer Experience". I got annoyed and told him to consider a Positive Seller Experience too. The first message I got back was that the case was closed in my favor. The second message went on to say that it was closed, but the buyer would also be paid. It's happening that way more and more often, taking several contact attempts to resolve what should be basic Seller support and in the end not liking the final resolution,, since eBay is basically rewardiing admitted bad buyer behavior. When eBay pays both the Seller and the bad Buyer, all Sellers pay for that double expenditure by eBay. The exception for me were the couple times my calls have been forwarded and serviced by the UK call center in Ireland, with is odd since I'm in the US. But in addiction to their wonderful accents, which are a pleasure, they seem to be able to grasp situational details and are empowered to take action with a single phone conversation.

eBay Customer Support continues to decline: eBay Call Back, depending on the day and time called, often loops you around a few times on the web page and dumps you into the Automated Assist. Then you have to type “speak to a rep”, “Customer Service” or even “Talk to a Humane”, to get past the AI. Sometimes you get a choice to have them call back or email and if you chose Call Me Back, it will open the “call me back” link, but sometimes there is only the single option to send an e-mail. Then it’s hit or miss to ever get an eMail response back. I’ve never used eBay for Business, since I don’t Facebook, so what you describe has been my norm for several years now, ever since they did away with the direct 1-800 contact method. If, and it's a big if, you can get past the looping, the AI and get the screen to have them call back, that usually happens quickly. So if that was your first time using the "Help" Page route, you got lucky. I've had days when I never got out of the web page loop, or even get past the Automated help section. Sending them an email is a lot less likely to get a positive result. Their email often comes back with a stock response directing you to a policy section, page which is rarely any help at all. Then, once you get a live person, they are often not empowered to really solve any hard problems. It’s been a steady service decline for years and the loss of eBay for Business is just another example of the decline in support and increased use of automation to deal (or not deal) with a Seller's issues.

eBay for Business Gone - Just another decline in eBay support, as time goes by.

CTBids is an auction front end for Caring Transitions. They're a full service "senior relocation" group. They auction whatever doesn't sell at their estate sales. If you don't see Caring Transitions in your local estate sales you're not going to see them pop up locally for CTBids. (Locally where I'm at they're not a quality organization. IMO you're not missing much.)

I use Pirate ship exclusively. We have it linked directly to Pirate Ship. It’s very easy to integrate so I never have to copy over tracking. In most cases, it is cheaper than eBay shipping. On few occasions when the package is large, eBay can be a little cheaper. Very rarely though. Also, if it is going to Porto Rico it’s easier to ship through eBay. Fun video! Love seeing what you guys find in the great white north. 😂

It was nice to meet you guys today!!! Thanks for stopping by.

I agree with everything you said. That is all.

I’m from Wisconsin moved to Texas. Love the warm. No more snow blowing. Lol😅