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Practical guides for resellers

Specific, honest advice on listing well. No invented statistics, and we say when a marketplace rule is not confirmed. RSS

Selling basics

Researching sold prices yourself, and why a range beats one price

How to research what items actually sold for: active versus sold listings, comparing like with like, building a range, and why an AI price guess is not sold data.

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Workflow

Listing 50 items in an evening: a batch workflow for resellers

A practical batch workflow for part-time resellers: prep, label first, one item at a time, a review pass, then paste. The timing plan is illustrative only.

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Policy and honesty

Is it allowed to use AI to write marketplace listings?

Drafting your own listing text with a tool is different from automating marketplace actions. Where the real risks sit, and what honest AI use looks like.

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How-to

Photographing labels and size tags so AI (and buyers) can read them

How to photograph brand labels, size tags and care tags clearly: light, focus, flat fabric, the whole label and multi-language tags, so nobody has to guess.

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Selling basics

Condition grades explained: NWT, NWOT, excellent, good, fair

What NWT, NWOT, excellent, good and fair usually mean, how marketplaces word them, and why choosing the lower grade and naming flaws protects you.

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How-to

How to measure clothes for resale (pit-to-pit, length, inseam, rise)

A simple method for measuring tops, bottoms, shoes and bags for resale, flat on a table, in cm and inches, the same way every time.

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Marketplaces

Selling on Vinted in another language: tips for cross-border listings

Tips for listing on Vinted in a buyer's language: plain words, sizes as printed on the label, clear units and honest flaw descriptions.

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Marketplaces

Mercari titles on mobile: writing for the short cutoff

How to write Mercari titles that still make sense if the app cuts them short: put the important words first, keep hashtags few and stay accurate.

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Marketplaces

Poshmark listing checklist: brand, size, condition, style tags

A step-by-step Poshmark checklist covering title, description, style tags and condition wording, using the limits Poshmark's support pages state.

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Marketplaces

eBay title formula: using your 80 characters well

How to spend an eBay title's characters on brand, type, key spec and size, with no filler, and keep it consistent with condition and item specifics.

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Marketplaces

How to write a Depop description when the first words do the work

A practical guide to opening a Depop description with the details buyers scan first, plus hashtags, defects and measurements.

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