Love this video! I’m a part time reseller with a very busy full time job as a Controller. I have been batching everything for several years. I hang up everything, steam it all, then photograph it all and then I record each item and its measurements and inventory bin in a notebook all together as the next step. The notebook goes everywhere with me. If I’m waiting at a drs office, I pull it out and list, before bed, pull it out and list, sitting at a bookstore waiting on a kid, pull it out and list, on a break at work, pull it out and list. I’m a paper and pencil gal and it works for me SO well and helps me maximize those small windows of time in my day.
Great video! A couple ways I've saved time is I weigh each item as I enter it into my spreadsheet. I haven't ever steamed my items, but I do throw them in the dryer for a few minutes to get the wrinkles out right before photographing.. I measure my items as I'm photographing them. That way they're hanging up and I don't have to bend over to take the measurements.
This was an excellent, super helpful educational video! I walked away with a lot to ponder and I may be adjusting some of my processes now. Thank you so much!!!
Thank you so much for the great info! I've been trying to get more new items with good sale through rate because it takes me a lot less time to list them. I do have to spend more money (and make less profit per item) but it's a lot less work and more efficient.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on the current market, specifically how a lot vintage resellers (and some BOLO and designer) are in a price war with each other. I see so many resellers selling items at $5 to $7 (the old 3 for $25 deal) when they pay $3 for an item. I have tried to engange with other resellers about it, but (the ones that dont have that model) don't understand why others do it, and the common answer from the ones that do is "to turn product quickly". It's mostly with small resellers that sell at flea markets/events and some with small brick and mortar locations. But it is having an impact with online sales. Thanks, love the channel!
Ohh that’s a really interesting approach!! I really don’t enjoy live selling or else I would consider that too because it’d be a great way to quickly flip lower ASP items. I count TH-cam as separate! I do have systems for that as well though!
Love this video! I’m a part time reseller with a very busy full time job as a Controller. I have been batching everything for several years. I hang up everything, steam it all, then photograph it all and then I record each item and its measurements and inventory bin in a notebook all together as the next step. The notebook goes everywhere with me. If I’m waiting at a drs office, I pull it out and list, before bed, pull it out and list, sitting at a bookstore waiting on a kid, pull it out and list, on a break at work, pull it out and list. I’m a paper and pencil gal and it works for me SO well and helps me maximize those small windows of time in my day.
Love this idea!! Thank you for sharing :)
Great video! A couple ways I've saved time is I weigh each item as I enter it into my spreadsheet. I haven't ever steamed my items, but I do throw them in the dryer for a few minutes to get the wrinkles out right before photographing.. I measure my items as I'm photographing them. That way they're hanging up and I don't have to bend over to take the measurements.
This is a very timely topic. I'm in the process of increasing my efficiency as well.
This was an excellent, super helpful educational video! I walked away with a lot to ponder and I may be adjusting some of my processes now. Thank you so much!!!
So very interesting! I feel like I can apply this to my daily life!
Love this episode! Probably would have made a good podcast episode haha
Thank you so much for the great info! I've been trying to get more new items with good sale through rate because it takes me a lot less time to list them. I do have to spend more money (and make less profit per item) but it's a lot less work and more efficient.
Thanks for sharing this! Very much needed! Just wondering so you don’t wash anything?
Great topic. I am a bit surprised you don't wash anything, especially the bins finds 😬😬😬😬😬😬😬
I'd love to hear your thoughts on the current market, specifically how a lot vintage resellers (and some BOLO and designer) are in a price war with each other. I see so many resellers selling items at $5 to $7 (the old 3 for $25 deal) when they pay $3 for an item. I have tried to engange with other resellers about it, but (the ones that dont have that model) don't understand why others do it, and the common answer from the ones that do is "to turn product quickly".
It's mostly with small resellers that sell at flea markets/events and some with small brick and mortar locations. But it is having an impact with online sales. Thanks, love the channel!
Are you seeing this in a certain city?
Maybe to help cut time (this is what I did) just snap photos of the measurements on the new table. Just a thought!
Great video! Thank you for sharing such valuable information.
Does anyone use an app for clocking in/out?
If so, what is the name of the app.
TIA 😊
I love this video!! It felt like Mogi Beth university :)
Ohh that’s a really interesting approach!! I really don’t enjoy live selling or else I would consider that too because it’d be a great way to quickly flip lower ASP items. I count TH-cam as separate! I do have systems for that as well though!
But with your new business kodel is time consuming.
You easily my favorite TH-camr. But I have to say, you just took all the fun out of reselling in this video.
Where did MogiBeth go?