I've just started selling on poshmark selling stuff from my closet first. I've watched pretty much all your videos and ... I have learned pretty much all I need and feel more confident. I love how your tips are straight to the point, transparent, and not one of those loooong videos. hehe
Best Poshmark “help” video I’ve seen so far. Thanks for getting STRAIGHT to the point, and not talking too fast. You’re fast for sure, but not too fast!
I just want to let you know that you’ve inspired me to start making videos again. I’ve been accumulating Free furniture for the last couple years and I finally want to sell all of it. I plan on making videos about my process and again you have inspired me to do it. Thank you for everything and I look forward to your videos in the future
OMG. I don't know how many videos I've watched both on TH-cam and Instagram of poshers giving advice on how to resell, and you're literally the FIRST one who has actually explained what "comps" means in this world!!! Thank you sooo much!!! LOL. I've been selling on the Canadian Poshmark now since Dec 2020, but only super casually. Not even part-time. I only started to make this a real side hustle I think around March of this year and I keep asking the screen: WTH is comps??? In other industries and jobs, comps can be short for compensation, complimentary, computers, competencies, I could go on! This has been the most comprehensive and easy to understand how-to-resell video I've seen in 10 months! Subscribed!!! :)
Exactly what I was looking for. I thought this was the way to price and you confirmed it. So many people keep saying they make thousands or $50 on an item. I live in CT and the clothes I find are not that high. Thank you for being honest about what you make. I am doing this as a hobby too and am happy just making a few dollars over, also.
Appreciate this video so much! I have sold some items, but I have my toddlers closet full of like new and clothes she never had the chance to wear. Great tips for selling!
I love watching your videos about poshmark, I have been binge watching!! I started a poshmark last January, and then when the virus happend I put it on hold and now im ready to start it back up.
Thank you for this video! I'm just starting and I do the same things in the thrift store with numbers. It can become stressful. Always wondering if Im making the right decision. This video has just decreased my stress level while shopping.
I’m so glad to hear it helped! I spent a lot of time feeling overwhelmed and flustered in the thrift store and it’s helped so much to take a more relaxed approach
This was a great video it’s so true ! It’s always changing, trends , brands, costs, ect.... that’s life . I need to learn more about blogger favorites . It’s hard to keep up with it all lol. I try to make at least $20 per item . This doesn’t happen all the time . Keep your head up ....keep learning and growing on posh . It’s a fun way to make extra cash 💰 pt or ft . It’s all good 😌 stay happy and blessed everyone 🌍 ❤️
I’ve the tips! Subscribed to your channel a few weeks ago & have been enjoying the content ♥️ I have a channel too so watching your videos, I’m learning a lot! Also, I really like how you edit your videos! Keep it up girly 🤗
Number 2 is so important! I began Poshing part-time during the pandemic, listing a few items that retail for $1000-$4000 but removed (most of) them because they were not selling at even 5-10% of the retail price. I think it is because they are not "household designer" names. I've discovered I have better sales with average store brands. 🙃
These are great tips, I haven't sold anything yet on poshmark but it's going very well on mercari. Hoping my poshmark picks up too. Thank you for the tips
Really appreciated your video. Seems posh is requiring sellers to not only offer discount with offer but also discounted shipping which comes out of your profits too. Really don't like that but now I will be pricing differently.
Hi, thanks for sharing! Awesome tips! I have a question....do you wash all thrifted items? Bringing used clothes into my home makes me nervous about bed bugs or things of that sort. Just wondering what advice you have on that. Thank you!
Hey Hannah! I was wondering if you might be interested in doing a comparative posh experiment on offers to likers. I feel like I've heard so many different strategies, from sending out offers everyday (morning or evening?), to every two weeks, or so many things everything in between. I just don't know what works best! Thanks for all the wonderful tips!
Hi, thanks for this video, what do you recommend me, as i am planning to start reselling on poshmark full time, and yes can be really overwelming, is it worth it? Im really scared because is something completely new for me 😔
My biggest tip is to give yourself a few months to grow and learn! Selling on Poshmark (finding the right things to sell, specifically) is quite a steep learning curve that takes some time. And it can also take some time to build up a closet large enough to be making daily sales. For some reference, I am very very part time and I usually have between 120-140 active listings and I make one sale a day on average. Of course, I’ve never dedicated full-time effort into this and I’m sure you’ll be able to scale and grow a lot faster than I have been, but I’d say be prepared for some time to grow in the beginning where you won’t necessarily be making a huge profit. I wish you the best of luck!
Happy New Year! That was very helpful! I am very fortunate that I have sources to get really high quality clothes ridiculously cheap. For me, with some exceptions, $5 is at the top of my price range so I have plenty of room to make deals. At the same time, my goal is to eventually (as soon as I can) make this into a significant part of my income but I know that will take some time and being greedy is self defeating. So, in general, when you "make offers" and "accept offers" what is a reasonable percentage? Should I be offended if someone asks for 30% off, or is that a going rate? If I offer someone 10% off, is that a joke, or a reasonable discount? I don't want to sell myself short but I definitely want to sell!
That’s a great question! In my personal opinion, 20-25% discount is reasonable. But again, this completely depends on what you price your items at to begin with. In my experience, I’ve never had someone accept an OTL for 10%. I find the most success with 25% off + discounted shipping. But that came with a lot of trial and error on my part, figuring out what people are willing to pay for the types of items I sell in my closet! It’s tricky, I wish I had a more cut-and-dry answer!
If you’re in the search feature or in your own closet, there’s a filter on the left side of the screen where you can choose to filter by available or sold listings!
I've just started selling on poshmark selling stuff from my closet first. I've watched pretty much all your videos and ... I have learned pretty much all I need and feel more confident. I love how your tips are straight to the point, transparent, and not one of those loooong videos. hehe
Best Poshmark “help” video I’ve seen so far. Thanks for getting STRAIGHT to the point, and not talking too fast. You’re fast for sure, but not too fast!
Hey Hannah, I’ve just started selling on Poshmark and these old videos are really helping me. Kind of sad you don’t do these videos anymore.😢
love your old poshmark videos. i've often wondered about how people price items... thanks for answering that for me.
I just want to let you know that you’ve inspired me to start making videos again. I’ve been accumulating Free furniture for the last couple years and I finally want to sell all of it. I plan on making videos about my process and again you have inspired me to do it. Thank you for everything and I look forward to your videos in the future
How awesome! Best of luck! ❤️
OMG. I don't know how many videos I've watched both on TH-cam and Instagram of poshers giving advice on how to resell, and you're literally the FIRST one who has actually explained what "comps" means in this world!!! Thank you sooo much!!! LOL.
I've been selling on the Canadian Poshmark now since Dec 2020, but only super casually. Not even part-time. I only started to make this a real side hustle I think around March of this year and I keep asking the screen: WTH is comps???
In other industries and jobs, comps can be short for compensation, complimentary, computers, competencies, I could go on!
This has been the most comprehensive and easy to understand how-to-resell video I've seen in 10 months!
Subscribed!!! :)
Yay I’m so happy I could help! Thank you for your support! ❤️
Love your content!
Exactly what I was looking for. I thought this was the way to price and you confirmed it. So many people keep saying they make thousands or $50 on an item. I live in CT and the clothes I find are not that high. Thank you for being honest about what you make. I am doing this as a hobby too and am happy just making a few dollars over, also.
Love the black and white honesty!
Appreciate this video so much! I have sold some items, but I have my toddlers closet full of like new and clothes she never had the chance to wear. Great tips for selling!
I only usually spend $6 and under for each piece. So thankful for my awesome thrift stores by me ;) dollar days are the best !!
I love watching your videos about poshmark, I have been binge watching!! I started a poshmark last January, and then when the virus happend I put it on hold and now im ready to start it back up.
Thank you for watching Shanna! Wishing you many sales this year ❤️
Thank you for this video! I'm just starting and I do the same things in the thrift store with numbers. It can become stressful. Always wondering if Im making the right decision. This video has just decreased my stress level while shopping.
I’m so glad to hear it helped! I spent a lot of time feeling overwhelmed and flustered in the thrift store and it’s helped so much to take a more relaxed approach
Happy New Year!!!!! 🎆 Love your videos, Hannah. You always have great content.
Thank you! Happy new year!
So many great tips, Hannah!
This was a great video it’s so true ! It’s always changing, trends , brands, costs, ect.... that’s life . I need to learn more about blogger favorites . It’s hard to keep up with it all lol. I try to make at least $20 per item . This doesn’t happen all the time . Keep your head up ....keep learning and growing on posh . It’s a fun way to make extra cash 💰 pt or ft . It’s all good 😌 stay happy and blessed everyone 🌍 ❤️
So so helpful!! Thank you for creating this. I think i will do average vs cost per item
I just came across your video & had to subscribe! Thank you for all the valuable info you share! Happy New Year!
So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching 🥰
I’ve the tips! Subscribed to your channel a few weeks ago & have been enjoying the content ♥️ I have a channel too so watching your videos, I’m learning a lot! Also, I really like how you edit your videos! Keep it up girly 🤗
Number 2 is so important! I began Poshing part-time during the pandemic, listing a few items that retail for $1000-$4000 but removed (most of) them because they were not selling at even 5-10% of the retail price. I think it is because they are not "household designer" names. I've discovered I have better sales with average store brands. 🙃
I’d recommend that you send those items to the real real or thred up since they specialize in high end brands
These are great tips, I haven't sold anything yet on poshmark but it's going very well on mercari. Hoping my poshmark picks up too. Thank you for the tips
Thank you for watching! ❤️
Some here Yesenia! I get more sales on Mercari.
Thank you so much for this amazing videos. I learned a lot from you. I'm glad I found your chanel.
I’m so glad! Thank you for watching! 💘
Thanks Hannah
Really appreciated your video. Seems posh is requiring sellers to not only offer discount with offer but also discounted shipping which comes out of your profits too. Really don't like that but now I will be pricing differently.
Ih my if I buy a dress and what to resell it how much should I sell it for
Thank you!
Can you please do a video on how you keep track of inventory like your spread sheet?
Absolutely! I’ll add it to my list. Thanks for the recommendation 😊
@@HannahAlonzo no problem
I so need to do that
Hi, thanks for sharing! Awesome tips! I have a question....do you wash all thrifted items? Bringing used clothes into my home makes me nervous about bed bugs or things of that sort. Just wondering what advice you have on that. Thank you!
Always! I throw them right in the wash, then steam them after they’ve been washed 😊
@@HannahAlonzo Thank you for the quick response!
I want to know if all the sizes of the boxes have the same shipping price, or does each size have a specific price?
As long as the weight is under 5lbs, you can ship in any size box you’d like!
And if it’s heavier than 5lbs, you can pay to upgrade the shipping label through the Poshmark app 😊
@@HannahAlonzo thank you very much i appreciate it 😊
Hey Hannah! I was wondering if you might be interested in doing a comparative posh experiment on offers to likers. I feel like I've heard so many different strategies, from sending out offers everyday (morning or evening?), to every two weeks, or so many things everything in between. I just don't know what works best! Thanks for all the wonderful tips!
This is a great experiment idea and yes I’ve considered it! It’s on my list 😊
Hi, thanks for this video, what do you recommend me, as i am planning to start reselling on poshmark full time, and yes can be really overwelming, is it worth it? Im really scared because is something completely new for me 😔
Hey there, thanks for watching! Have you sold on Poshmark previously? Or are you planning to jump in full time as a beginner?
@@HannahAlonzo Thank u for replying. I havent sold previously, I am planning to jump in full time as a beginner. What do you recommend me?
My biggest tip is to give yourself a few months to grow and learn! Selling on Poshmark (finding the right things to sell, specifically) is quite a steep learning curve that takes some time. And it can also take some time to build up a closet large enough to be making daily sales. For some reference, I am very very part time and I usually have between 120-140 active listings and I make one sale a day on average. Of course, I’ve never dedicated full-time effort into this and I’m sure you’ll be able to scale and grow a lot faster than I have been, but I’d say be prepared for some time to grow in the beginning where you won’t necessarily be making a huge profit. I wish you the best of luck!
@@HannahAlonzo omg thank you so much Hanna, this is very helpful, thank new sub 🥰🥰🥰
@@roxymoner8395 Happy to help in any way I can! ❤️
Happy New Year! That was very helpful! I am very fortunate that I have sources to get really high quality clothes ridiculously cheap. For me, with some exceptions, $5 is at the top of my price range so I have plenty of room to make deals. At the same time, my goal is to eventually (as soon as I can) make this into a significant part of my income but I know that will take some time and being greedy is self defeating. So, in general, when you "make offers" and "accept offers" what is a reasonable percentage? Should I be offended if someone asks for 30% off, or is that a going rate? If I offer someone 10% off, is that a joke, or a reasonable discount? I don't want to sell myself short but I definitely want to sell!
That’s a great question! In my personal opinion, 20-25% discount is reasonable. But again, this completely depends on what you price your items at to begin with. In my experience, I’ve never had someone accept an OTL for 10%. I find the most success with 25% off + discounted shipping. But that came with a lot of trial and error on my part, figuring out what people are willing to pay for the types of items I sell in my closet! It’s tricky, I wish I had a more cut-and-dry answer!
@@HannahAlonzo I know everybody's closets are slightly different. Thanks for your thoughts! That sounds like a good place to start.
Where do we find the “sold”listings?
If you’re in the search feature or in your own closet, there’s a filter on the left side of the screen where you can choose to filter by available or sold listings!
@@HannahAlonzo your the best, thank you so much! 🤗
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