On to the numbers. I had my best month ever in October. I made a total of $5,010, that's gross sales before fees & cost of goods. My estimated cash spent on new merchandise is $350. Most days I did over $100 and one day I did over $300! Here's my graph-
This board game was sitting on top of a bin along with a bunch of other games that had been out for about 30 minutes. It looked cool so I grabbed it, I wrote about it when I bought it and was so happy when I sold it for $60!
I wanted to mention this jacket because it had a flaw, it was missing the zipper pull. I bought it and clearly listed it. It sold within a couple weeks! Sometimes it's ok to buy flawed quality items as long as you make sure to make sure to include every detail in your listing.
I love this sale, the buyer paid full price and already left positive feedback! Nothing like turning $2 into $80!
Sorry to make this so long but I also want to throw up my daily sales from yesterday to try and get myself back on track. Sunday's are normally my biggest days but I was really struggling for that one big sale. I sold 15 items for a total of $235, not a number to complain about. Here's what I sold:
I enjoy your blog! Don't let the turkeys get you down. :)
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ReplyDeletei love your blog! congrats on going FT!.. and i agree with Joannah....dont let them get you down! heck with the haters!
ReplyDeleteLove it. Keep up the great work.
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ReplyDeletethanks for sharing, I find your posts so inspiring! We don' t have any GW outlets around here but we do have one small thrift store that is open twice a week that prices clothes at .25 (they do pull the higher end stuff and put it in a different "boutique" area and it sells for around $3-4 but honestly I have seen everything from Walmart brands to St. John knits in BOTH areas). The thing that inspires me most about your sales is that you aren't afraid to sell something for $10, a lot of sellers preach that they never sell anything under $25...but I figure if I buy it for .25 and sell it for $10 that is nice little profit margin! Keep up the great work, I am off to my favorite store this morning-hoping for a sack of treasures!
ReplyDeleteGreat Blog! I really enjoy your posts. I know it takes time to do this, so I really appreciate your efforts. I am also learning a lot from you, thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! When I lose my motivation , this lights the fire under my a**.
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Don't let the haters get you down. I love reading about others doing what I do, it's like the break room at my old job, a place to share and motivate and learn, for all of us who work from home. Keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteYour blog is amazing- thank you for all of the great information!!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog and the inspiration it gives me! What in the world could somebody say negative about it? I don't get it. Keep up the good work! I'm at 370 items and trying HARD to reach 400!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Marci. What in the world could anyone say negative about your blog? I think it's great and I the info you give is very informative and inspiring. You work so hard and I'm sure your family appreciates having you home more. Keep up the good work. It's a great blog and I appreciate the effort you put into it.
DeleteDon't let nobody get to you! You are killing it.....they are just jealous. Don't let those people take up valuable space in your mind and heart.
ReplyDeleteGIRL! In the words of the great sage, Taylor Swift, SHAKE IT OFF! Keep on moving in the right direction, we're cheering you on, and thanking you for inspiring us.
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