If you do $5 profit an item, it’s around $25/hr, I think it’s possible to average $20 profit per item if your business is 30 items or less, that’d be $100/hr, but it caps out bc you can’t find more than 210 $20+ profit items and list them each week. That’s why I consider $20+ profit a “grail,” bc it’s very difficult to actually order grails online without going out and finding that treasure yourself. This is based on an average of 6 minutes per item, in this video, it only takes me 4 minutes, and 3 minutes is the absolute fastest @technsports. That’s years of research right there, so smash the like button and subscribe and join our group. Thanks! Https://www.patreon.com/theresellerspodcast I’m assuming you can find 10 items an hour that are $5-$20 treasure hunting each week. The absolute top solo business imo is 30x$20 items, 7 days a week and it could be done in 90 minutes of processing daily and 20 hours of hunting each week. That’s $4200 profit a week and $140/hr in just 30 hours total a week of expert sourcing and processing. That’s the “easiest” model with the most money, just my 2 cents. If you’re super lazy and don’t want to work very much, you’d just do @technsports model, work 3 months to make $52k and take 9 months off.
This is what reselling looks like, it’s not that glamorous. It’s work, but if you learn how to do it, you can get it done quickly and get back to treasure hunting, which is what people like to do 😃
Holy shit… I’ve been watching every single video of yours for the past 2 months, including the morning call with others in your group. This video has connected all your processes and how to be the most optimal. As a college student that also has a part time job and wants to do eBay as a hobby (list 10 item/day) for years to come, this has shed a new light on staying consistent and being most efficient. I’m a business student and your channel is giving me a hands on look into the business world. Thank you for showing me this! I like that your purpose is not solely to earn money but to be a good husband and father. As a young man, that inspires me. Also, no need to reply, it just makes me feel good letting you know that you are making the world a better place
I have to give you a massive shout out! The systems you encourage people to follow are great, although I gain greater personal benefit from your attitude. That sets the stage every time for me to be productive - the right attitude. "I don't go to FB groups and whine about an eBay issue" just work around it, pause and move on or wait a few seconds! Great advice. I have stopped watching a major number of youtube ebayers simply because they complain all the time about ebay and it gets depressing, you on the other hand put the responsibility right back into our hands to succeed, thanks.
The RUclips folks that get on here and complain about eBay issues are not really in the resale business anymore. They’re now in the content/RUclips money business.
@@HB-zk7ms Why would they be on here then, if things are so great? The same people complaining about eBay problems and wasting time with drama will always have that in every other venture they start. That is not a positive or a productive human, in any area of their life! People don’t change that much only because they set out to do something different. Their inner qualities and thinking will Still be there! 😐🥱🙄
I have said this b4 and will repeatedly comment same thing….ur vids and advice are amazing!!!! U r the single reason i am working on my systems and processes….i also have lights i hate and hanger on wall…..i have pvc pipe and cutter tho so watching ur photo box vid later bc i know i can do this and get it done this week! This is HUGE time saver…and again super valuable time saving advice….u make me accountable like no other channel!
Thank you! I sold on eBay for 15 years, then stepped away. I’m back to selling and appreciate your frank assessment of what it takes and how to audit yourself. I’ve been binge watching (listening to) your videos while working my 9-5 job. You have saved me an amazing amount of time/money in just 2 weeks. ESPECIALLY when I flipped to the sequential inventory method. Huge thank yous and love from NJ.
I’ve been watching a lot of your videos in the last week but this is the video I’ve been waiting for! I love seeing all the main processes connected and shown how long they can take. Since I enjoy sourcing but find the other parts tedious, it’s great to see how I can speed them all up and get back to the good parts of reselling. Thanks for all you do! Hoping to join the group March 1st🙂
Blew me away! Your processes are amazing. Loved watching everything from start to finish. Given me a few ideas to streamline my listings. Thanks for the video. Cheers, Maz.
Love this!! Edit: Thinking about this more, I just need to get everything in place. Right now I can't do this, but I have started getting things organized. Moving to the sequential inventory system, getting a vertical photo booth setup. I'm placing all my stations right next to each other. I've made a little over 1K profit in a month with only 80 items in my store and that money is paying for everything so far without touching my normal finances. It doesn't look like I'm going to need much of it to be in a good place. I'm working out of 2 locations as well so I'm working toward only working from the location away from my house. I'm going to go to bed earlier, get up earlier, work out, get into remote location, fulfill all orders, customer service, pictures, list my 10 items, done. and be disciplined enough not to touch it again till the next morning!!! I'm gonna drive myself crazy until I'm at that level. After ebay is done in the morning I work my work from home IT job and can focus just on that without getting distracted.
Great video, and you make it looks smooth. My biggest time monster is the pics and listing on the eBay app. I’ll try the photos on the phone and airdrop to Mac method. Thanks!
Awesome stuff! You're a few minutes faster than me, but that's just because I have to list more stuff out to get a sale. Still getting about a 100 or so an hour. I'm so much faster now than I used to be, it's all about building a process!
Excellent processes, but the process time does exclude procurement of items and item prep and sorting prior to photographing. I think one of the biggest take always is to have every step in the process set you up for success in the next step. Thanks for sharing.
I enjoyed this video! I’m about to go do 10 items and see where I get. I’d be perfectly fine with just photographing and listing 10 in an hour consistently. My customer service, picking and shipping is almost identical to yours (I ship in bulk). I’m longer doing photos though not much longer. I’ve never just taken 10 and listed 10 back to back. Let you know how it goes in the morning call today. Should be done before then. 😁
Great work on this video. Well put together! I'm definitely going to time my entire process and see how long it takes me! What sucks is this doesn't include the product sourcing which is the longest part for me.
Incredibly useful and inspiring video! Your process is very similar to mine. The only thing I'd recommend is that you add an external monitor so you have two screens to work from - one for the photos, and one for the listing page. Putting the screen at eye level or slightly above eye level will help with your posture and reduce eye strain, as well. Thanks again for the inspiration 👍
I wanted to test my processes and see how long this would take me compared to you. It took me a total of 1hr 26m. I would recommend anyone doing it, I can just see so many different things I need to improve on and make easier. Fantastic video as usual!
After watching this I realize I need to peel the labels off the rolo instead of using the cutter then peeling. I know its not huge but that will save 1-2 seconds per order. Thanks for the extra several hours per month you just saved me!
do you have a video on how you created your lighting system? I have a limited space and Im tired of taking my lights up and down every day bc they just take up so much space. I have been listing all morning while listening to you in the background! Thanks.
Great content! I need to improve my photo process. I don't have Apple but PC computers. Do you have a video the focuses just on the photo process? I waste a lot of time having to adjust the light on my photos, even though i have an excellent photo booth and lights. AirDrop looks awesome.
Love your videos, I just started doing ebay yay. I would love to have a computer in my storage unit as well and have built-in internet in the laptop.. does you storage have electricity ?
Have you considered a touchscreen monitor/laptop? It should further speed up your process since clicking on things would be instant vs having to drag the mouse. I think you may find it useful.😀
Outside the process you show in this video, how much time do you spend organizing and prepping clothes for photographing them...washing, drying, de-wrinkling, etc.?
So say you pull item 9578.. Could you not just remove the item from the bag you have it stored in with the number on the front and ship it in the poly mailer. Then reuse the 9578 bag for a newly listed item? Or would you not recommend that for any specific reason(s)?
I love your content it has helped me grow my store tremendously in the 6 months i have had one. I plan on joining the patreon here very soon as well! While i understand your point of listing from a computer with templates. I still would say phone is way faster i have used only my phone to list, respond to customers, and send offers i only use the computer for printing labels. I am at almost 1000 items and never have had the phone be slow or glitch i can do a full listing pictures and all within 1 min on my phone but maybe i am lucky i just like being able to take pictures and they go right into the listing, i feel like moving from phone to computer slows it down a lot. Should i look at using the computer as i scale? i have done over 60k gross already.
I have a very limited sense of smell and when dealing with obviously used clothing, sometimes you get more than you bargain for. I store my items (not in bags) in crates with a bar of soap. Have you had any issues with smells being contained within the sealed bags. I'm assuming you don't wash everything you buy, or maybe you do?
How long should people spend on editing photos? I take no time at all removing backgrounds quickly using photoroom, removing backgrounds for 10 items at a time. Is this fine?
Do you pick your items in reverse of ebay sales? So they will be in order for the shipping? I think I missed that part, or how did you have all the items in order and that smooth? lol
Good stuff. After a hiatus of 2-3 months, I'm hoping to get back in the swing of things soon. Main concern I have with clothes are you seem to only do waist, inseam, and maybe outseam for pants. And maybe width/length for shirts/tops. Do you get a lot of questions in regards to sleeve lengths, pant rise, etc.? I might be overstressing things, but I will normally try to get most of the various measurements. But if I'm able to get away with less than that, I will definitely consider it.
Another detail about Chris' measurement process: in other videos I have seen him say he does the standard measures you see here, and if in the customer service portion of the video people ask for additional measurements, he replies politely, that he is unable to give additional measurements, but that he does accept returns for any reason so they can return if they do not fit.
@@WholeFoodSpark Hmmm...Have been overkilling it I guess: Waist, hips, front/rear rise, thigh, inseam, outseam, and cuff for pants. Width, front/back length, collar if button type, sleeve, cuff, bottom, and maybe waist if a dress for tops. But if I can get away with less, will start doing that, heh.
Thanks,I will probably join your Patreon Can one join if a complete beginner or do you need to be established? I have already began sourcing used items. The only comment I want to make is that your stuff seems easy to pack.What about items like fine china that require wrapping, box-in-box, taping, etc. Does that impact your time negatively from start to finish?
Okay so I'm a newbie and apparently I'm adding a bunch of steps. I record each sell. I have an inventory spreadsheet and I record it sold on there. And then I have a separate spreadsheet to record the sells on each platform. So I am recording the sales as I go so that way I can keep track. . Apparently I'm doing everything wrong what is the best way to keep track at the inventory do you delete it out of your inventory if so when and do you keep track of each platform sales on a spreadsheet? Yes I'm apparently making this too hard adding a necessary steps. But i want to ensure im tracking properly im confused on how to save sime yet be organized
When you list a pair of jeans for example, do you show the tag with the actual measurements as well or just your photos with the measurements, do you find a big difference in the measurements.
Crazy story... I used to show the tag measurment until I went to a Tractor Supply and the cashier and I got into a conversation about jeans.. have no idea how, but... she used to work at one of the big name brand factories. She was telling me the reason jeans fit in different ways is because when they cut them it is a stack of material that the cutter does at one time. She said when the cutter comes down the material on top starts as a true fit and the bottom is always a slightly bigger fit. I am assuming this may be true for all materials whether jeans, shirts, etc. After that I started measuring and showing the measurement with the tape in photos.
Great video! I batch my work so 70 listings a week. 2 days source 1 day photos 2 days listing. Do you think 10 items a day photo then list is a better way?
I assume that you attach your item number after your photo shoot. I am wondering if the label is what you attach at the end and then photo that with one last picture before you put it in the bag. So do you put the inventory picture in the post too? How in your inventory do you attach the number to the item description in your process?
My problem is not listing enough, my problem is finding enough items to sell. 18 Listings a day, it gets harder to find items the higher your listing goals (if you don't do clothing I mean)
Just an observation but if you bend your elbow a little bit more inwards when you're pulling off the tape you can finally shave off another half a second. You're welcome
@@dailyrefinement all joking aside I was doing 6 to 700 a week Uber eats and doordash I started doing your 10 items for $10 model and I am literally loving my life I can't thank you enough
So you send the item out in the grip seal bag and with your inventory number on. Does that mean when you list you just go up to the next number instead of reusing numbers or is there a process where you keep track of which numbers are now used and re-use them? I have just switched to your inventory system and want to make sure that I don’t miss any steps as I am beyond fed up of doing stock takes.
I was wondering as well. I have all my clothing items in totes and sometimes the tags get hidden under the clothes and I have adjust the item in the bag to find the tag. I was thinking that method might save me time with the clothing items I sell. It could also free up some shelf space as I have 3 -6 totes each of girls, men's and women's clothes and 1 tote of boys clothes. So if I went to boxes like this, it could help.
I love your RUclips and I subscribed for the patrion, but I have not received an email or anything thing to show me how to watch it. It been two weeks. Am I doing something wrong?
That's what I thought. But isn't it auto-printing out? How is that happening? I use Dymo to label my product, but I have to "enter" that into the Dymo. Efficiency, speed in listing please. @@dailyrefinement
I was wondering if we could have a referral for the accountant you mentioned in your Facebook group. We would be interested in paying for some of her time to pick her brain as we get started setting up our LLC.
If you do $5 profit an item, it’s around $25/hr, I think it’s possible to average $20 profit per item if your business is 30 items or less, that’d be $100/hr, but it caps out bc you can’t find more than 210 $20+ profit items and list them each week. That’s why I consider $20+ profit a “grail,” bc it’s very difficult to actually order grails online without going out and finding that treasure yourself. This is based on an average of 6 minutes per item, in this video, it only takes me 4 minutes, and 3 minutes is the absolute fastest @technsports. That’s years of research right there, so smash the like button and subscribe and join our group. Thanks! Https://www.patreon.com/theresellerspodcast I’m assuming you can find 10 items an hour that are $5-$20 treasure hunting each week. The absolute top solo business imo is 30x$20 items, 7 days a week and it could be done in 90 minutes of processing daily and 20 hours of hunting each week. That’s $4200 profit a week and $140/hr in just 30 hours total a week of expert sourcing and processing. That’s the “easiest” model with the most money, just my 2 cents. If you’re super lazy and don’t want to work very much, you’d just do @technsports model, work 3 months to make $52k and take 9 months off.
This is what reselling looks like, it’s not that glamorous. It’s work, but if you learn how to do it, you can get it done quickly and get back to treasure hunting, which is what people like to do 😃
Just listed 1st item today! You provide an enormous amount of value! 💯 I literally went out to garage and found an item I mis-purchased and posted.
Took some time, sold the item!! 👍
Holy shit… I’ve been watching every single video of yours for the past 2 months, including the morning call with others in your group. This video has connected all your processes and how to be the most optimal. As a college student that also has a part time job and wants to do eBay as a hobby (list 10 item/day) for years to come, this has shed a new light on staying consistent and being most efficient. I’m a business student and your channel is giving me a hands on look into the business world. Thank you for showing me this! I like that your purpose is not solely to earn money but to be a good husband and father. As a young man, that inspires me. Also, no need to reply, it just makes me feel good letting you know that you are making the world a better place
Cheers
Can you share a link to the group?
I have to give you a massive shout out! The systems you encourage people to follow are great, although I gain greater personal benefit from your attitude. That sets the stage every time for me to be productive - the right attitude. "I don't go to FB groups and whine about an eBay issue" just work around it, pause and move on or wait a few seconds! Great advice. I have stopped watching a major number of youtube ebayers simply because they complain all the time about ebay and it gets depressing, you on the other hand put the responsibility right back into our hands to succeed, thanks.
The RUclips folks that get on here and complain about eBay issues are not really in the resale business anymore. They’re now in the content/RUclips money business.
@@HB-zk7ms Why would they be on here then, if things are so great? The same people complaining about eBay problems and wasting time with drama will always have that in every other venture they start. That is not a positive or a productive human, in any area of their life! People don’t change that much only because they set out to do something different. Their inner qualities and thinking will Still be there! 😐🥱🙄
"My photographer had to use the bathroom, so I let her out."
That probably made me laugh more than it should have.
This is a great video. This is what being focused on the task at hand looks like. Get it done people, we got this.
Thank you for another great video. Appreciate the positivity and the ideas to streamline my process.
Phone on the lanyard is a brilliant idea hahaha love it
I have said this b4 and will repeatedly comment same thing….ur vids and advice are amazing!!!! U r the single reason i am working on my systems and processes….i also have lights i hate and hanger on wall…..i have pvc pipe and cutter tho so watching ur photo box vid later bc i know i can do this and get it done this week! This is HUGE time saver…and again super valuable time saving advice….u make me accountable like no other channel!
How have I never thought of a lanyard?!?!?!! Ordering now, it’s the little things! Thanks!!
You're my new hero! I'm just doing in my spare time, but you have great advice 😀 TY
Thank you! I sold on eBay for 15 years, then stepped away. I’m back to selling and appreciate your frank assessment of what it takes and how to audit yourself. I’ve been binge watching (listening to) your videos while working my 9-5 job. You have saved me an amazing amount of time/money in just 2 weeks. ESPECIALLY when I flipped to the sequential inventory method. Huge thank yous and love from NJ.
I’ve been watching a lot of your videos in the last week but this is the video I’ve been waiting for! I love seeing all the main processes connected and shown how long they can take. Since I enjoy sourcing but find the other parts tedious, it’s great to see how I can speed them all up and get back to the good parts of reselling. Thanks for all you do! Hoping to join the group March 1st🙂
You’re very welcome!
Blew me away! Your processes are amazing. Loved watching everything from start to finish. Given me a few ideas to streamline my listings. Thanks for the video. Cheers, Maz.
You’re very welcome!
I stand corrected! Running a store like mines can be done in 2 hours or less! Awesome video! 🔥🔥🔥
Excellent video.
I loved and fricken really appreciated this video! thank you for doing this! I would love to see everyones but you are in high demand being mentor!
Awesome stuff. Thx
My man,, You're not playin around.. Amazing set up..
Thanks for the guide!
Thanks Chris!
Love this!!
Edit: Thinking about this more, I just need to get everything in place. Right now I can't do this, but I have started getting things organized. Moving to the sequential inventory system, getting a vertical photo booth setup. I'm placing all my stations right next to each other. I've made a little over 1K profit in a month with only 80 items in my store and that money is paying for everything so far without touching my normal finances. It doesn't look like I'm going to need much of it to be in a good place. I'm working out of 2 locations as well so I'm working toward only working from the location away from my house. I'm going to go to bed earlier, get up earlier, work out, get into remote location, fulfill all orders, customer service, pictures, list my 10 items, done. and be disciplined enough not to touch it again till the next morning!!! I'm gonna drive myself crazy until I'm at that level. After ebay is done in the morning I work my work from home IT job and can focus just on that without getting distracted.
thank you chris!
Great video, and you make it looks smooth. My biggest time monster is the pics and listing on the eBay app. I’ll try the photos on the phone and airdrop to Mac method. Thanks!
Best content
Awesome stuff! You're a few minutes faster than me, but that's just because I have to list more stuff out to get a sale. Still getting about a 100 or so an hour. I'm so much faster now than I used to be, it's all about building a process!
Excellent processes, but the process time does exclude procurement of items and item prep and sorting prior to photographing. I think one of the biggest take always is to have every step in the process set you up for success in the next step. Thanks for sharing.
I enjoyed this video! I’m about to go do 10 items and see where I get. I’d be perfectly fine with just photographing and listing 10 in an hour consistently. My customer service, picking and shipping is almost identical to yours (I ship in bulk). I’m longer doing photos though not much longer. I’ve never just taken 10 and listed 10 back to back. Let you know how it goes in the morning call today. Should be done before then. 😁
Great work on this video. Well put together! I'm definitely going to time my entire process and see how long it takes me! What sucks is this doesn't include the product sourcing which is the longest part for me.
Cool. I use a tape measure, hanger, desk and then list each one (maybe reduce image size or photoroom) but see how much more time that takes.
Good stuff
Incredibly useful and inspiring video! Your process is very similar to mine. The only thing I'd recommend is that you add an external monitor so you have two screens to work from - one for the photos, and one for the listing page. Putting the screen at eye level or slightly above eye level will help with your posture and reduce eye strain, as well. Thanks again for the inspiration 👍
Thank You!
I been listing 10 items a day, it's time to move up to 20 items a day.
I appreciate this for sure. I just can’t do the warehouse drone type of work tho. I have to keep things interesting to my brain. We all have our thang
Eric…41 minutes of work, lol
I wanted to test my processes and see how long this would take me compared to you. It took me a total of 1hr 26m. I would recommend anyone doing it, I can just see so many different things I need to improve on and make easier. Fantastic video as usual!
Great to hear!
Nice work! My “slow down problem” is watching these videos while I work 🤣
amen about cross list
whoa, never knew they had packing tape dispensers like that
I have no process as I am new. This was just what I needed. I was getting so discouraged
After watching this I realize I need to peel the labels off the rolo instead of using the cutter then peeling. I know its not huge but that will save 1-2 seconds per order. Thanks for the extra several hours per month you just saved me!
I wonder if people noticed a lot of little things I do like that
@@dailyrefinement I will be watching this video again a couple times over the coming weeks. I think there is a ton of potential value here.
do you have a video on how you created your lighting system? I have a limited space and Im tired of taking my lights up and down every day bc they just take up so much space. I have been listing all morning while listening to you in the background! Thanks.
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Great content! I need to improve my photo process. I don't have Apple but PC computers. Do you have a video the focuses just on the photo process? I waste a lot of time having to adjust the light on my photos, even though i have an excellent photo booth and lights. AirDrop looks awesome.
Love your videos, I just started doing ebay yay. I would love to have a computer in my storage unit as well and have built-in internet in the laptop.. does you storage have electricity ?
Hi Chris what’s the commmand keys on the Mac to open multiple windows as you did in this video Tia
Have you considered a touchscreen monitor/laptop? It should further speed up your process since clicking on things would be instant vs having to drag the mouse. I think you may find it useful.😀
I’ll check it out
Outside the process you show in this video, how much time do you spend organizing and prepping clothes for photographing them...washing, drying, de-wrinkling, etc.?
I use great value bagel bags for almost everything. You have to use 2 for a hoodie or similar items. Great value brine is 3-4$ for 100.
Not bad, I pay .02 roughly
So say you pull item 9578.. Could you not just remove the item from the bag you have it stored in with the number on the front and ship it in the poly mailer. Then reuse the 9578 bag for a newly listed item? Or would you not recommend that for any specific reason(s)?
Do you keep your inventory photos once posted or trash them right away?
Are you including the package weight when weighing items, or just using the item itself for the weight?
No break between photos and listing - please stay hydrated and go to the tiolet as needed.
I love your content it has helped me grow my store tremendously in the 6 months i have had one. I plan on joining the patreon here very soon as well! While i understand your point of listing from a computer with templates. I still would say phone is way faster i have used only my phone to list, respond to customers, and send offers i only use the computer for printing labels. I am at almost 1000 items and never have had the phone be slow or glitch i can do a full listing pictures and all within 1 min on my phone but maybe i am lucky i just like being able to take pictures and they go right into the listing, i feel like moving from phone to computer slows it down a lot. Should i look at using the computer as i scale? i have done over 60k gross already.
How long had u been a reseller?
@@charleneferguson7564 He said 6 months
@@charleneferguson7564 yup just going into our 7th month!
@@ritasjourney thank you for the input!!
What do you think of storing items in their respective poly mailer instead of plastic bags?
I see the benefit of chronological , I shall do the same
An intent to buy. 🤣🤣 this guy and his dad jokes.
I have a very limited sense of smell and when dealing with obviously used clothing, sometimes you get more than you bargain for. I store my items (not in bags) in crates with a bar of soap. Have you had any issues with smells being contained within the sealed bags. I'm assuming you don't wash everything you buy, or maybe you do?
What do you add to your description of the measurements or do you just show them on your pictures?
How long should people spend on editing photos? I take no time at all removing backgrounds quickly using photoroom, removing backgrounds for 10 items at a time. Is this fine?
Do you pick your items in reverse of ebay sales? So they will be in order for the shipping?
I think I missed that part, or how did you have all the items in order and that smooth? lol
Why AirDrop instead of letting the pictures sync with iCloud and the Photos app on the Mac?
Good stuff. After a hiatus of 2-3 months, I'm hoping to get back in the swing of things soon.
Main concern I have with clothes are you seem to only do waist, inseam, and maybe outseam for pants. And maybe width/length for shirts/tops. Do you get a lot of questions in regards to sleeve lengths, pant rise, etc.? I might be overstressing things, but I will normally try to get most of the various measurements. But if I'm able to get away with less than that, I will definitely consider it.
He does the rise. I sell a ton of jeans. I only get asked for hip occasionally…. Usually on rigid denim.
Another detail about Chris' measurement process: in other videos I have seen him say he does the standard measures you see here, and if in the customer service portion of the video people ask for additional measurements, he replies politely, that he is unable to give additional measurements, but that he does accept returns for any reason so they can return if they do not fit.
@@WholeFoodSpark Hmmm...Have been overkilling it I guess:
Waist, hips, front/rear rise, thigh, inseam, outseam, and cuff for pants.
Width, front/back length, collar if button type, sleeve, cuff, bottom, and maybe waist if a dress for tops.
But if I can get away with less, will start doing that, heh.
@@prosperousutensil8178 Yeah, remember that one. Thought that was back when he was mostly doing shoes though.
How do you see custom skew in the ebay app?
Thanks,I will probably join your Patreon Can one join if a complete beginner or do you need to be established? I have already began sourcing used items. The only comment I want to make is that your stuff seems easy to pack.What about items like fine china that require wrapping, box-in-box, taping, etc. Does that impact your time negatively from start to finish?
I need to get faster listing on the computer. I can list 10 in an hour on the phone vs 5 on the computer
Are you washing and pressing all of the items before you start taking pictures?
Okay so I'm a newbie and apparently I'm adding a bunch of steps. I record each sell. I have an inventory spreadsheet and I record it sold on there. And then I have a separate spreadsheet to record the sells on each platform. So I am recording the sales as I go so that way I can keep track. . Apparently I'm doing everything wrong what is the best way to keep track at the inventory do you delete it out of your inventory if so when and do you keep track of each platform sales on a spreadsheet? Yes I'm apparently making this too hard adding a necessary steps. But i want to ensure im tracking properly im confused on how to save sime yet be organized
Could anyone pls tell me which app he recommends using instead of the ebay app? I can't understand what he says :( thank you
I'm a newbie watcher. I feel if I start this I will resell only 2 things on one platform .Purses and costume jewelry and plush items. 😊 Happy sales.!
Nice!
When you list a pair of jeans for example, do you show the tag with the actual measurements as well or just your photos with the measurements, do you find a big difference in the measurements.
Crazy story...
I used to show the tag measurment until I went to a Tractor Supply and the cashier and I got into a conversation about jeans.. have no idea how, but... she used to work at one of the big name brand factories. She was telling me the reason jeans fit in different ways is because when they cut them it is a stack of material that the cutter does at one time. She said when the cutter comes down the material on top starts as a true fit and the bottom is always a slightly bigger fit. I am assuming this may be true for all materials whether jeans, shirts, etc.
After that I started measuring and showing the measurement with the tape in photos.
Great video! I batch my work so 70 listings a week. 2 days source 1 day photos 2 days listing. Do you think 10 items a day photo then list is a better way?
If just schedule them out so the traffic is more even
I assume that you attach your item number after your photo shoot. I am wondering if the label is what you attach at the end and then photo that with one last picture before you put it in the bag. So do you put the inventory picture in the post too? How in your inventory do you attach the number to the item description in your process?
you can watch it in this video
My problem is not listing enough, my problem is finding enough items to sell. 18 Listings a day, it gets harder to find items the higher your listing goals (if you don't do clothing I mean)
What do you sell? I have 50 million items. I can source easily 💁🏾♀️. It just takes me forever to org and list! 😫😫😫😫
What type of fabric is on your custom photo Box does it help the autumn stick to it
It’s at dailyrefinement.com
What is the reason for partial refunds to customers?
Might be a dumb question but do you wash your clothes?
Wait you sold in 6 categories? So did you have a niche? Was clothing your niche?
Can you please make a video for beginners? I wanna start eBay. Thanks a lot!
I have a lot of those videos
How do you run electric in storage?
What is the avg daily listing count?
The little stickers you are putting on each item before bagging, is that your item number? If so, where do you enter it on the listing?
Enter into the SKU in the listing
What’s the name of your background, I see that the clothes sticks to it!!!
Just an observation but if you bend your elbow a little bit more inwards when you're pulling off the tape you can finally shave off another half a second. You're welcome
Thank You!
@@dailyrefinement all joking aside I was doing 6 to 700 a week Uber eats and doordash I started doing your 10 items for $10 model and I am literally loving my life I can't thank you enough
Do you have ebay send automatic payment reminders before sending the invoices?
No
What size boxes are you using for storing your items on the shelves?
30x8x8
Full video link?
So you send the item out in the grip seal bag and with your inventory number on. Does that mean when you list you just go up to the next number instead of reusing numbers or is there a process where you keep track of which numbers are now used and re-use them? I have just switched to your inventory system and want to make sure that I don’t miss any steps as I am beyond fed up of doing stock takes.
He doesn't reuse numbers he just keeps going up. He has a video explaining the whole thing a couple of months back I think.
@@DonPepilio Thanks, I will have to find that video
@@DonPepilio I will have to go back through and see. I thought I seen a video before about it, but I watch so many videos I could not remember.
I was wondering as well. I have all my clothing items in totes and sometimes the tags get hidden under the clothes and I have adjust the item in the bag to find the tag.
I was thinking that method might save me time with the clothing items I sell. It could also free up some shelf space as I have 3 -6 totes each of girls, men's and women's clothes and 1 tote of boys clothes. So if I went to boxes like this, it could help.
That part!!
I love your RUclips and I subscribed for the patrion, but I have not received an email or anything thing to show me how to watch it. It been two weeks. Am I doing something wrong?
bit.ly/TRPGuide for instructions
Where do you get yoir item to sell
Is he renting a warehouse?
Anybody knows where he keeps his inventory?
You mentioned you did a shipping discount when they ask for a partial refund can you explain why you did it that way?
I offer $1.99 for each additional item
👍
Did you know that Flyp offers a free crosslister with no strings attached?
Waste of time, just sell on one platform well
Do you reuse your zip lock bags please
No
Hi I never know how to send offers I think it’s a hugh glitch I have had for months ahhhhh
I tried to view your store. I get the message that it's not active.
After the pictures, what is that label to the right you are putting on item?
My sku
That's what I thought. But isn't it auto-printing out? How is that happening? I use Dymo to label my product, but I have to "enter" that into the Dymo. Efficiency, speed in listing please. @@dailyrefinement
Do you have a recommendation for a phone lanyard? Or does anyone else? Much appreciated!
Never mind, just got to the part of the video where you recommend it. 👍
I do at bit.ly/resellersupplies
I was wondering if we could have a referral for the accountant you mentioned in your Facebook group. We would be interested in paying for some of her time to pick her brain as we get started setting up our LLC.
She has paid time in the group, Cheryl miller
I would hate to work for you - the bezos of the 'bay