My Top 10 Sales of the Week for Reselling in January 2021!

A New Post, and The Continuation of a New Fun Journey!

Hey there everyone! I just wanted to start off by thanking you all for returning to read my posts, and for being so supportive thus far. I genuinely and whole heartedly appreciate it and can’t thank you enough. So! To actually thank you, I thought I could do a little giving back in a new weekly post for our reselling in January sales for you guys!

I’ve gone back and forth as to if I wanted to make a new post weekly of My top 10 unique sales, or My top 10 favorite sales, etc. But, I’ve come to the conclusion that the best and most helpful posts would probably be consisting of My Top 10 BEST Sales!

Today will be week number 7 of this new little blogging series, and I’ve love to hear about how you like it in the comments below! Let me know what your favorite or best sales were of the week, or if you have any suggestions to improve upon this and future posts.

I hope this provides some useful information for you all, and that you can take something away from it each and every week. I will be providing the item that sold, the platform that it sold on, the date sold, and the price that it sold for. Also, I will be letting you know if these items were sold by sending an offer, receiving an offer, or if they sold for full price. These will be listed from highest to lowest in sold price, from numbers 10 to 1.

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Side Thought

So, if you’ve read my last Top Ten Sales post, you already know that my incredibly helpful husband has taken over the sending offers part of the Poshmark platform. Yayy! He has really been a huge help lately, and has pushed me past my comfort zone to really get moving on clearing some space out. (I’m gonna go ahead and label him my accountability partner, you should get one of these, too!)

It’s been a huge benefit because they are making room for new, and better inventory to come! By opening up this space from older, stale items, it leaves a lot of new space available to store and higher profit margin items.

Updates on Reselling in January!

*Tip about “Hard Goods” (Stay tuned for a new post in the weeks to come that answer the question, What are “hard goods?)” : Make sure when you are finding hard goods however, that they are not too big, bulky, lengthy, or heavy. Of course UPS and FedEx offer better rates sometimes when it comes to these categories, but a lot of times you’ll still end up paying nearly $20-$30 in shipping, and that’s no fun. So just keep this in mind whenever you’re sourcing, and make sure those items will leave you enough room for a good profit margin. These items also take much longer to package, ship, and often take up more room in your inventory storage.

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Past 10 Top Sales Posts:

• My Top 10 Sales of the Week! (Week of 1/9-1/15)
• My Top 10 Sales of the Week! (Week of 1/2-1/8)
• My Top 10 Sales of the Week! (Week of 12/26-1/1)
• My Top 10 Sales of the Week! (Week of 12/19-12/25)
• My Top 10 Sales of the Week! (Week of 12/11-12/18)
• My Top 10 Sales of the Week! (Week of 12/4-12/10)

Related:

• My Top 10 Most Expensive Sales on Poshmark
• 10 Pros Vs. Cons to Being a Multi-Platform Seller
• How to Find Stability Selling on More Than One Platform

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Week of 1/16-1/22

Sales Number 10-6

• Item: Wrangler FR Jeans Blue Mens Work Pants Flame Retardant Size 44×30 – Set (2) Pair
• How was it Sold: Offer Sent
• Platform: eBay
• Date Sold: 1/20
• Sold Price: $39.99

• Item: Rainbow Stripe Knit Crochet Afghan Throw
• How was it Sold: Offer Received
• Platform: Mercari
• Date Sold: 1/17
• Sold Price: $35.00

• Item: Vintage White Sierra Mens Teal Solid Long Sleeve Nylon Windbreaker Jacket Size Large
• How was it Sold: Purchased in Full
• Platform: Depop
• Date Sold: 1/18
• Sold Price: $34.99

• Item: Vintage Brown Framed Decorative Design Heavy Wall Hanging Mirror Size 10.5″x8.5″
• How was it Sold: Purchased in Full
• Platform: eBay
• Date Sold: 1/18
• Sold Price: $31.59

• Item: New Vintage Pringle Of Scotland Womens Navy Pure Cashmere Cardigan Sweater Sz 44
• How was it Sold: Offer Received
• Platform: eBay
• Date Sold: 1/20
• Sold Price: $30.99

Sales Number 5-1

• Item: Griswold Large Block Logo Cast Iron Skillet Heat Ring Frying Pan 709A No 3
• How was it Sold: Offer Received
• Platform: eBay
• Date Sold: 1/16
• Sold Price: $30.00

• Item: Vintage Ralph Lauren Mens Gray Polo USA Flag Long Sleeve Pullover Sweater Medium
• How was it Sold: Offer Received
• Platform: eBay
• Date Sold: 1/21
• Sold Price: $28.00

• Item: Brooks Mens Dyad 10 1102861D082 Gray Lace Up Low Top Running Shoes Size 11D
• How was it Sold: Counter Offer Received
• Platform: eBay
• Date Sold: 1/19
• Sold Price: $25.99

• Item: Mephisto Brown Leather Sandal Slip On Comfort Shoe
• How was it Sold: Offer Sent
• Platform: Poshmark
• Date Sold: 1/16
• Sold Price: $25.00

• Item: 6 Item Bundle
• How was it Sold: Offer sent
• Platform: Poshmark
• Date Sold: 1/18
• Sold Price: $25.00

Summary

So, as you can see from the list above, most of my great sales of the week (for reselling in January) hovered around the $30-$50 mark. On average, I usually make many more sales that are less than that, (which was definitely the case with Poshmark this week).

These small, but regular sales, is what helps keep my stores afloat, and I really love having a variety of price points available for all kinds of different buyers across the platforms.

I also run an ongoing sale on Poshmark, 5/$25, which allows customers to add any items $15 and under (from any category) to a bundle for a total of $25 + shipping. This keeps my lower priced items flowing, and allows for bundle making opportunities!

*The past few weeks, I’ve been lowering a lot of my items on Poshmark to the lowest available $3.00 limit. This is being done to move out stale inventory. A lot of times these are still great items! Keep in mind that everything sells differently for different sellers. But perhaps they just haven’t had the right buyer come along. By lowering the prices to get things moving, you can free up that space in your inventory storage for new and better items. We are always learning, so we can only get better!

Many times, I make sales by sending out offers. I do this on every platform whenever possible. I truly believe that without this option being available, I would be making much less sales per day. Because of this, I highly recommend you send offers when you can! Be proactive and treat every chance to make an offer as a potential sale. Everyone loves a good deal!

Stay Active to Boost Reselling in January!

Now and then, I will make a larger sale, such as a Burberry coat that I sold a few weeks prior. I have a few higher end, higher priced items available, but these do not sell nearly as often as the more affordable items.  I like to pull some of these out and focus on them when trying to boost my reselling in January to maintain from the holiday season.

That is why I like to keep a plethora of different kinds of items, targeted at different kinds of customers, so that I am consistently making sales at all different sorts of price points.

Poshmark and eBay were pretty steady this past week, but that’s isn’t always the case. Both Poshmark and eBay are definitely my top selling platforms, and often have very similar sales days. Depop, Etsy, Mercari on the other hand, actually pulled through this week!

I’ve been trying to list more on them daily, and it seems as though it may finally be paying off. Kidizen was a dud this week (again!), but that happens, just keep listing!

Just remember that the more active you stay and the more listings you consistently put up, the more sales you have the potential to make. Let’s make all the monies!

Thank You for reading My Top 10 Sales in reselling in January 2021!

A giant thanks to everyone that has supported me this far into my journey including today’s post about reselling in January 2021! I greatly appreciate you returning to read my posts hope that you will continue to drop by in the future.

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Happy selling friends!

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