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I used to buy swimming pool items during the end of season sales, fall and winter auctions. They sell like crazy in the Spring. They are dirt cheap in the off season.
I buy a lot of liquidations, on average about 12 pallets at a time. With that I'm also a retail store end buyer. I find that listing a good mix of products helps my store sell more. We also never list the full quantity that we have of a good selling product at once, we've done that but we've also relisted to add more quantity and the relisted item always sells faster. As far as 30+ items for us it's always cosmetics and shoes. We also bundle items in packs of 2 or 3 along with a single listing and people seem to buy the bundles more often since they see a better deal, when in reality all we're doing is giving them the shipping savings from not sending them out one at a time. Keep up the hard work, and thank you for taking the time to teach us.
Super helpful video! Thank you! You have divulged great information that I hadn't heard yet in my research on starting a business. I will try the daily listing method.
Love the channel. I have a ton of media listed. Low ticket items. Easy to list(bar code scanner) and I purchase lots on fb marketplace. I’m just racing to 300 positive feedback points. Then i’ll increase my bigger ticket items. Right now 5% of my 200 plus listings are more than 100 dollars and 10 percent are more than 30 dollars. Majority is less than 10 dollars. Less than 3 mins to pull and ship(zebra printer-bulk envelopes) and usps picks them up. I’m following your amazing channel to grow. THANK YOU.
great tips i have been watching many of your videos thank you so much I have done ebay for about 12 years now and was only part time , but thinking of going full time. I will be using many of your tips!
Hi from the UK! Really enjoying the channel and great tips for a newbie like me. Am mostly selling stuff from around the house that I've collected over the years (bit if a hoarder). Have found that my old vintage games and toys do well, over $30 and shoes in great condition. I'm learning all the time thanks to TH-cam :0)
Yes..I love the way you think and your advice will work for me as I realized that I prefer selling the few higher-priced items as I get so bogged down with trying to be competitive with lower-priced items that I'm really not competitive at all just working harder for less pay . .🤔
I like your advice. I just started watching you and I’m regret that I didn’t earlier. Matt from part time picker mention you several times I don’t know why I didn’t look for you. Hood material. I need a lot to learn. Excited!!!!
Would you do a step-by-step video how you upload an item to your ebay, mainly I would highly appreciate how you choose the title and the description, I know you have an assistant that does that for you but if not could you give out some tips? I've been struggling with that lately to rank my items, thank you for everything ❤
Thanks I really like the to the point things to work on. To another point, recently the auction professor made a concerning video regarding a new proposed liability law in California that affects resellers. What are your thoughts about possible liabilities surrounding reselling?
I found a cool looking older pocket watch stopwatch. I posted without to much exact detail. A buyer messaged me the first day and told me exactly what I had was a 1953 Navy Stopwatch. His knowledge and details upgraded the listing price and the item sold within 2 days of relisting for double what i had originally posted it for. Love your idea to mention you would like to hear from customers who have more knowledge on a item.
Vintage watches is something I have found that I can pick up cheap and sell for for over 30 dollars profit easy. Also cb radio stuff has paid off really well.
Hmm.. Just looked round the room and saw in the corner a vintage Bullworker isometric exercise thing. Haven't used it in 10 years. And they're hundreds on ebay. Thanks for the energy and ideas as always.
Small Kitchen appliances. Mixers, blenders, food processors, etc. This stuff sells well even used(just make sure it's clean!). If it's used, extra attraction if you can say that you have the original owner's manual and *all* original parts.
Older VCRS, DVD players, CD Players, Sony Cassette Players (Thanks To Guardians of The Galaxy) , CamCorders, small voice recorders. Old boomboxes. Everything vintage in Video and Audio sells fast, and for 50+ plus they pay their own shipping. Not easy to find, but sometimes you get lucky and find 2 or 3 units at a time.
I sell records and recently started putting my best records in the background of my photos. Not the whole thing but show just enough to peak their interest. The traffic has definitely imroved.
Good morning Chris, a perfect $30.00 item is a nice expensive cologne or purfume un-opened in the box like the one you found the other day at the Garage Sale.🤩👍 I LOVE YOUR AWESOME TIPS!!👍👍 THANK YOU FOR YOUR INSPIRATION.😊
@@kristinamiller8369 you could ship it first class as long as it’s below 1 pound and you provide it with enough protection so it doesn’t break in shipping.
Some of the stuff that I've sold for over $30: Nintendo Switch Dock Station ($35), Nintendo switch Console only ($90), any given mid range laptop motherboard ($70) on average, vintage branded beer mirror $75, car headlights $50 per headlight on the low end. All on ebay. Bigger items I sell locally on fb marketplace. Car wheels (around $300), old vacuum ($60)
Definitely into this method - I do wonder though if it’s best to start out listing lower priced items at the very beginning to get some practice, gather reviews & avoid scammers. Then up your game with $30+ items...
Great advice! I hate selling low $ items. You end up being a busy fool. Plus the most times I got neg feedback was on cheap items , buyer thought it was cheap. Ya. You only paid 6$ for it!
Found a 1960’s Budweiser Clydesdales bar light up sign for $300 (6 feet long) should easily be able to flip it for $1,250 conservatively. Thanks for the videos!!
I drive Uber/Lyft early in the morning. Then take 20% of those earnings to the Thrift Store, post whatever I find on my eBay account, and I then reinvest the profits.
Good info. One question on the very last step. How long before you start marking your unsolds down? I have been trying to rework my listings that come up for renewal every 30 days. Some items I have are from when I started in March this year. I have no problem blowing them out at cost or selling at a garage sale. I would rather invest that money in something that will sell. Also, where do I find your email address?
Books, used textbooks, vintage books, if you have a distributor new books. Plenty of titles are well over $30 and you make far more with eBay and media mail than you ever do on Amazon.
@@dailyrefinement I had to come back and tell you I'm seeing instant results. Views and sales both jumped. I definitely owe you a dinner one of these days.
That's awesome!!! Questions for you, did you need to add the "manufacturer manual" and cables? May sound very noob question , this sounds fun to get into
Hector Hernandez It came with the cables so I was able to test it and include those. Some folks sell them “as is” stating they don’t know if it works and sold for parts and/or possible repair.
@@GravityGoods dont list for parts etc. Or if you do make sure you contact thr buyer to make sure they kmow its as is for parts. Ive had returns on several items listed for parts and then they stated they didnt read the description. Just be careful.
When you're asking for items, I'm not sure if you mean something specific or not, but I do clothing. A mixture of new and used. The new boosts my profits a good deal. Shoes I'm making more of my way into. Trying to learn that niche a bit, now that I've earned a lot of capital. Just had a sale come through just now on one of those shoes that I actually just listed 5 days ago. Around $80.
I'm doing a lot of these things naturally. Thanks for the validation. Like your warehouse. Do you rent? My next move is a large building on my property. How High is the ceiling?
I’m here reading through the comments for good $30 items. I watched the whole video. But now I will watch the end to make sure I didn’t miss this gold last tip 😆
i am wondering does scheduling affect your reach to potential buyers or not as i want to look at scheduling most my listings each evening for the following day so to go live at times when most people be looking.
Your point about asking people if they know something about the item and asking them to write in about it is absolutely true! What are your thoughts on ending an item just before it runs out of listing time and then relisting it? Does that rank them as "new"??
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Dickies Work Jackets. I pick them up when they clearance them out at the end of winter, then sell in the fall.
What would you say you buy and sell them for?
I used to buy swimming pool items during the end of season sales, fall and winter auctions. They sell like crazy in the Spring. They are dirt cheap in the off season.
"Become a student of the game" is the best tip.
Man you drop so much knowledge on the daily. Thank you. Think im gonna follow this 1
I buy a lot of liquidations, on average about 12 pallets at a time. With that I'm also a retail store end buyer. I find that listing a good mix of products helps my store sell more. We also never list the full quantity that we have of a good selling product at once, we've done that but we've also relisted to add more quantity and the relisted item always sells faster. As far as 30+ items for us it's always cosmetics and shoes. We also bundle items in packs of 2 or 3 along with a single listing and people seem to buy the bundles more often since they see a better deal, when in reality all we're doing is giving them the shipping savings from not sending them out one at a time. Keep up the hard work, and thank you for taking the time to teach us.
Thank you very much for the tips!
One of the Best videos from him! Thank you so much! sometimes we dont really have a plan and get no where. THis is so helpful!
Super helpful video! Thank you! You have divulged great information that I hadn't heard yet in my research on starting a business.
I will try the daily listing method.
My homework for the weekend. Watch every single videos of Daily Refinement. Thank you so much for all of this sir.....
Love the channel. I have a ton of media listed. Low ticket items. Easy to list(bar code scanner) and I purchase lots on fb marketplace. I’m just racing to
300 positive feedback points. Then i’ll increase my bigger ticket items. Right now 5% of my 200 plus listings are more than 100 dollars and 10 percent are more than 30 dollars. Majority is less than 10 dollars. Less than 3 mins to pull and ship(zebra printer-bulk envelopes) and usps picks them up. I’m following your amazing channel to grow. THANK YOU.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you for this video and sharing your knowledge and experience.
Thank for the excellent tips! I am thankful I started listening and watching your videos
great tips i have been watching many of your videos thank you so much I have done ebay for about 12 years now and was only part time , but thinking of going full time. I will be using many of your tips!
Hi from the UK! Really enjoying the channel and great tips for a newbie like me. Am mostly selling stuff from around the house that I've collected over the years (bit if a hoarder). Have found that my old vintage games and toys do well, over $30 and shoes in great condition. I'm learning all the time thanks to TH-cam :0)
Very lucky to have come across your channel. Thanks for the very helpful tips and info!
Lots of great advice. Thank you!
You always offer great content! Thank you for that. You are appreciated!😊
Thanks Chris
Been watchin 2 weeks. Learned alot, thank you, keep making them.
Thanks, will do!
I just started watching your videos and I just want to say thank you so much! I have learned a ton! 😊
man this is spot on true good information! Thank You SO much!
Yes..I love the way you think and your advice will work for me as I realized that I prefer selling the few higher-priced items as I get so bogged down with trying to be competitive with lower-priced items that I'm really not competitive at all just working harder for less pay . .🤔
Great job as always Chris!!!!
Vintage T-Shirts, especially bands and groups on tours.
You sir earned a Subscriber. You are giving away gold information that usually people will charge for. Salute to you brotha!
Thank You!
This is one of your best videos yet. A ton of useful information. And yes, I subscribed. :) Thank you!
Thank you!
What a great video! I'm focusing on higher quality shoes and coats!
Great tips! I like items over $30, like baseball gloves. I fully plan on selling stuff in the 10% on Ebaby.
I like your advice. I just started watching you and I’m regret that I didn’t earlier. Matt from part time picker mention you several times I don’t know why I didn’t look for you. Hood material. I need a lot to learn. Excited!!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
You sir are amazing! I thought I knew most of this stuff, but you def teaching an old dog new tricks.
Happy to help!
Thanks. Great info.
Fantastic videos!!! Thanks for your help!
So right. High value, low volume items are easier to manage. I agree about SEO, SEM and quality photography.
You’re such a blessing! Thank you!
This was such a very helpful video! Thank you so much :)
Solid info, Chris!
Would you do a step-by-step video how you upload an item to your ebay, mainly I would highly appreciate how you choose the title and the description, I know you have an assistant that does that for you but if not could you give out some tips? I've been struggling with that lately to rank my items, thank you for everything ❤
Smaller kitchen appliances from garage sales and Goodwill. Love the videos learning alot.
Thanks I really like the to the point things to work on. To another point, recently the auction professor made a concerning video regarding a new proposed liability law in California that affects resellers. What are your thoughts about possible liabilities surrounding reselling?
Thank you for your videos! I have just subscribed to your channel as I feel you have a lot to teach me!
You are so welcome!
over $30 , most car parts, especially if you live near a Pull A Part Location, buy extremely cheap and sell high
Great idea Will, ECU are a great way to make great margins. Most u pulls sell those for under $12 and most sold comps are over $90+
The plastic is always what I went after, the ecu can be a little labor intensive, but most of the dash = great margins
This a great 💡 thank you
@@rorydahn I’m not really into cars but for those comps I have to start getting familiar
Compound interest is the most powerful force in the universe great video
I found a cool looking older pocket watch stopwatch. I posted without to much exact detail. A buyer messaged me the first day and told me exactly what I had was a 1953 Navy Stopwatch. His knowledge and details upgraded the listing price and the item sold within 2 days of relisting for double what i had originally posted it for. Love your idea to mention you would like to hear from customers who have more knowledge on a item.
Great story!
Found a pair of Peloton Bike shoes for 2.25. Sold yesterday for 89. (: Yes, I need more if those kind of items!
Vintage watches is something I have found that I can pick up cheap and sell for for over 30 dollars profit easy. Also cb radio stuff has paid off really well.
"Become a student of the game." - - So true Sir.
A visit from the future Oct 13, 2021.
This is by far the best video I have ever seen
Thank you excellent info
Hmm.. Just looked round the room and saw in the corner a vintage Bullworker isometric exercise thing. Haven't used it in 10 years. And they're hundreds on ebay. Thanks for the energy and ideas as always.
I read 'Bullwinkle" hahhahaha
Your truly amazing I appreciate your time sharing all this valuable information God bless you
Small Kitchen appliances. Mixers, blenders, food processors, etc. This stuff sells well even used(just make sure it's clean!). If it's used, extra attraction if you can say that you have the original owner's manual and *all* original parts.
Thanks for the tips!
@@2strive405 dumb question but where can I get parts from from ?
Pyrex Clear Glass Refrigerator/Casserole Dish with Ribbed Lid, $35 plus shipping,
Pre-owned formal dresses
Older VCRS, DVD players, CD Players, Sony Cassette Players (Thanks To Guardians of The Galaxy) , CamCorders, small voice recorders. Old boomboxes. Everything vintage in Video and Audio sells fast, and for 50+ plus they pay their own shipping. Not easy to find, but sometimes you get lucky and find 2 or 3 units at a time.
I sell records and recently started putting my best records in the background of my photos. Not the whole thing but show just enough to peak their interest. The traffic has definitely imroved.
Another great video
I respect the knowledge bro
Good morning Chris, a perfect $30.00 item is a nice expensive cologne or purfume un-opened in the box like the one you found the other day at the Garage Sale.🤩👍 I LOVE YOUR AWESOME TIPS!!👍👍 THANK YOU FOR YOUR INSPIRATION.😊
Thank you! New to your channel. How do you ship perfume?
@@kristinamiller8369 you could ship it first class as long as it’s below 1 pound and you provide it with enough protection so it doesn’t break in shipping.
@@cordwoodenties5505 Thank you
Great tips. Thanks.
Thank you!
Thanks for the video and the great tips! 👍
Glad it was helpful!
really useful thanks!
Really helpful tips, thanks 👍
Thank you!
Some of the stuff that I've sold for over $30: Nintendo Switch Dock Station ($35), Nintendo switch Console only ($90), any given mid range laptop motherboard ($70) on average, vintage branded beer mirror $75, car headlights $50 per headlight on the low end. All on ebay. Bigger items I sell locally on fb marketplace. Car wheels (around $300), old vacuum ($60)
Canning supplies are moving pretty well for me
Great video
Great content
Definitely into this method - I do wonder though if it’s best to start out listing lower priced items at the very beginning to get some practice, gather reviews & avoid scammers. Then up your game with $30+ items...
I think so.
Vintage Concert tees, electronics, NWT Outerwear Free People, Leather Outerwear, Boots, Hypewear (Golf Wang), Selvedge Denim
Great advice! I hate selling low $ items. You end up being a busy fool. Plus the most times I got neg feedback was on cheap items , buyer thought it was cheap. Ya. You only paid 6$ for it!
I'm with you man, got two areas full of low ball items. I'm going nuts!
I have wondered if this was just me - cheap stuff seems to attract more negative feedback or complaints about nonexistent flaws I missed.
My negative feedback is always from low value items that I never even wanted on my eBay but my partner always sneakily adds
@@arkofthecovenant1234 Scamming eBay sellers has become an actual paying job too now in this economy. Remember this!
Found a 1960’s Budweiser Clydesdales bar light up sign for $300 (6 feet long) should easily be able to flip it for $1,250 conservatively. Thanks for the videos!!
I drive Uber/Lyft early in the morning. Then take 20% of those earnings to the Thrift Store, post whatever I find on my eBay account, and I then reinvest the profits.
Good info. One question on the very last step. How long before you start marking your unsolds down? I have been trying to rework my listings that come up for renewal every 30 days. Some items I have are from when I started in March this year. I have no problem blowing them out at cost or selling at a garage sale. I would rather invest that money in something that will sell. Also, where do I find your email address?
Books, used textbooks, vintage books, if you have a distributor new books. Plenty of titles are well over $30 and you make far more with eBay and media mail than you ever do on Amazon.
We appreciate you Chris. 😎⭐👍
You rock!
Incredible video. Thanks for sharing your wisdom.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@dailyrefinement I had to come back and tell you I'm seeing instant results. Views and sales both jumped. I definitely owe you a dinner one of these days.
Excelente videos👍
At the bins, Epson ink cartridges, plushies, action figures
more great info
Do a complete video of what you would have done if you had to start ebay all over with $100.00 or $300.00!
Ok
He did better…with $0
I always do well with car stereos vintage or new in box
Sneakers!! The key is knowing which will sell fir $30 profit
Hi my friend thank you for the hook up on the book
Your absolutely a genius
Cheers!
u know i had to gently caress that like button man
Thank You!
Been posting items for sale in this range. But did buy a CPL camers lens kit (19.99) on Amazon to take better pics with with my Iphone.
I’ve done well with vcr and DVDR units. Bought one at a yard sale recently for $2 and it sold for $140 + shipping buyer paid! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👏👏👏👏
That's awesome!!! Questions for you, did you need to add the "manufacturer manual" and cables? May sound very noob question , this sounds fun to get into
Hector Hernandez It came with the cables so I was able to test it and include those. Some folks sell them “as is” stating they don’t know if it works and sold for parts and/or possible repair.
@@GravityGoods dont list for parts etc. Or if you do make sure you contact thr buyer to make sure they kmow its as is for parts. Ive had returns on several items listed for parts and then they stated they didnt read the description. Just be careful.
When you're asking for items, I'm not sure if you mean something specific or not, but I do clothing. A mixture of new and used. The new boosts my profits a good deal. Shoes I'm making more of my way into. Trying to learn that niche a bit, now that I've earned a lot of capital. Just had a sale come through just now on one of those shoes that I actually just listed 5 days ago. Around $80.
Very smart to mix new and used
I'm doing a lot of these things naturally. Thanks for the validation. Like your warehouse. Do you rent? My next move is a large building on my property. How High is the ceiling?
I’m doing it full time. But I might have to get a part time job so I can balance it out
Last tip is Gold to me.
I’m here reading through the comments for good $30 items. I watched the whole video. But now I will watch the end to make sure I didn’t miss this gold last tip 😆
Hunting equipment, Any kind of products for Apple products, Nike shoes, dvd/vhs recorder combo etc
Vintage discontinued colone and makeup. Small tiny and easy to ship
Thanks for sharing!
Printers.. difficult and costly to ship but can pickup for $10 and sell for 60-80 +shipping on a good day
A vintage brother WP-700D word processor/ typewriter sold for $85 for me and picked it up for $20
Vintage levis 💙
Toaster ovens or other small kitchen appliances
i am wondering does scheduling affect your reach to potential buyers or not as i want to look at scheduling most my listings each evening for the following day so to go live at times when most people be looking.
I just bought your book!!!
thank you!
Crocket and Jones Monk Men's Shoes
Use the profit to buy new stuff don’t come out of pocket 💯
- daily refinement
Your point about asking people if they know something about the item and asking them to write in about it is absolutely true!
What are your thoughts on ending an item just before it runs out of listing time and then relisting it? Does that rank them as "new"??
ebay has records of it, so delist, relist isn't as effective as before
Some good tips. Im a Niche seller. I kill it with sporting goods.
fantastic category!
Hello , I pods are over $30.00.
Thank you for sharing.
Small kitchen appliances.