I've been thinking about getting a jerb for awhile and, at first, Mr A thought it was a good idea but I guess he got to thinking about what it would mean for him if I went back to work and told me he thought I should work from home. He thought I should do insurance or something. WTF? I don't know anything about that stuff. Well, I was cleaning out my closet and it dawned on me that I should resell my clothes. It may not be the most interesting thing to y'all but it's something I understand and enjoy - not like insurance. I officially started today. I'm excited. My listings are getting a lot of attention.
I'm going to use this thread to document whether this is really lucrative or just a goofy hobby. I'm starting with things I've grown tired of or just don't fit me anymore and a few thrifted things I know resell for a lot (True Religion & Miss Me jeans) but I'm not investing much money. The few supplies I've bought to get me started I purchased using Staples ink rewards and the thrifted items I purchased probably total less than 20.00.
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I've only listed a few items and I already have over 600 followers and a bunch of likes!!! I watched a video that said you should list a few everyday as opposed to listing all at once. It has to do with Poshmark's algorithm and keeping your listings at the top of the search results. My goal is to make my first sale by Monday. We'll see.
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I woke up this morning to 800 followers and a bunch of likes and shares on a blouse I listed. I knew that would get a lot of attention. It's not really my style but I bought it at a thrift store a few years ago because I thought a friend of mine would like it. She did but it didn't fit her. It's designer, not fast fashion.
I've been watching videos about what sells and I kept hearing about Anthropologie being hot and what high quality it is. Well, I browsed an Anthro store and it's garbage. It's barely a step up from Walmart and it's frickin expensive. I think it's sad that young women (and men) can't identify quality anymore.
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