Hi! I have a video about checking sell through rate and comps. :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pN2Iqap2uanRcnk.html

Awe 🤗 so glad you're here!

Yay! So glad you decided to try it. It's a game changer!

I would love to see that too

Hi! We've done one before but nothing recently. To be honest, we haven't been going to the bins much lately. Below is a link to an older one: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qbWgnLNeyMXFmoE.html

@@cayleyelaine thank you so much.

We do not use one anymore, but we used to use fotofuze.

Yes! I knew it was you but wanted to respect your privacy just in case!

@@cayleyelaine ❤️

I'm a big fan of factor/style stacking over the last year.

I am amazed at this as well!!!

You will need to have a desktop/laptop in order to use the crossposting functions.

@@cayleyelaine thank you!!! 💕

Didn't know that, so cool!

We are still figuring this out and getting better at it every year! We just pulled all of our winter items to get them listed ahead of our spring/summer items. I think next year we'll do it sooner but it's definitely not a bad idea to list them now because you'll still be able to get some sales from it before the season is over.

@@cayleyelaine That makes good sense to me (I just sifted & pulled winter items, then stacked them to wait on your answer, lol : ) Was trying to hit that glittery rainbow sweet spot of not listing them too late, of not having to discount them too much if I listed them too late, and of not going ahead and listing them now... only to have to keep them for many months as storage inventory before next Fall 😝

I'll do better next time lol

Big Yumbo love your videos and humor too. You and Cayley are a great combo.

@hsoprano777 I'm reactive to all those chemicals so I store them all in my finished basement, even new items will have a "smell" most often it's formaldehyde resin that's sprayed on everything & I'm actually allergic to that one. Eventually, most of the fragrances fade. I use all dye-free, and scent-free for my personal laundry so I may even need to air out or repeatedly wash thrifted items I've bought for myself.

@@michellecd4722 You sound like you have some extra sensitivities and have to take precautions above and beyond what a reseller would do. I think they were asking about how to get rid of clothing smells in order to sell them to someone else.

Hang the clothes up and spray with a mixture of vinegar and water (normal houshold white vinegar, like a 25% concentration with water) then let them air dry for 24 hours. (You can also add a little vodka or other clear ethanol to the spray and this will help kill bacteria that could be causing the smells) - Then wash them like normal. Also don't put things that started with a bad smell you're trying to wash out, in the dryer - let them air dry. The high heat can sort of make the smell worse, like "bake it in" to the garment. If the smell still lingers then you can try the vinegar again after washing. OR a real pro move is to have a special bin or tub (that you can seal with a lid) with the bottom of the bin about 6" of activated charcoal (put a layer of some kind of super breathable fabric over it, I use cheesecloth) and then close up the stinky clothes in the tub for as long as it takes, if it's real bad it could take a few days. Wash again. It should work. Whatever you do, don't spray the clothes with chemical sprays like Febreeze because that just "masks" the odors and doesn't eliminate them.

We try not to pick up anything with smells. But if we need to and washing doesn't work we try steaming it.

Most of my clothes smell good after I wash them, I remember one piece of name brand clothing had this horrible marijuana smell, I washed it multiple times, then washed it with vinegar but the smell didn't go away and eventually I had to throw it in the trash.

I'm not sure what you're referring to? Sorry!

Hi! I do not have many videos ok bookkeeping yet. 🙂 I just put each cog in the sku line for each item. When it sells, the sku line carries along into the sales reports that the platforms give us.

Glad to hear from you!! Vests have been soooo good.

We normally try not to pick up anything that needs treated but we notice it later, we throw it in a designated "wash bin". I bring all of the items home once a week and try to treat them.

We have many videos with tons of tips!

Hi! We talk about it often on our live Q&A's. My current return rate on ebay is 4.39%.

How often do you share your closet?

I have a video coming out on Sunday about this 🙂

Do you mean for items that have sold? The packages?

@@cayleyelaine Exactly!

@Theodros Tesfaye I used to but since moving to a different area I cannot rely on the driver to pick up at the same time every day so we take items to the post office every day to ensure they get scanned on time.

Hi! We use a dating system to keep track of when we listed the items. So anything we listed in January ends in .91, February. 92, etc. Sometimes the prices are just what they are due to sending out % off offers. Also, there are lots of studies about buyer psychology that supports the idea that buyers think 9.99 is significantly cheaper than 10 even though it's just a cent.

I do not. We think if we pick desirable items that they will not need to be promoted to sell. Once an item becomes older we might choose to promote it.

@@cayleyelaine I agree. Thank you for answering.

Hello! I believe the channel linked below is a Canadian seller. She might have some insight. youtube.com/@TabsMcCaffrey

@@cayleyelaine Thank you Cayley I love watching your videos!

Hi! Most of it is from utilizing their closet clear out days.

Thank you

Usually 3 days a week.

How and why?

@@cayleyelaine the amount you spent each week on inventory that didnt sell. That's part of your expenditures costs and a loss or subtraction from the weekly profit numbers, not just what you spent on the items that sold each week.

@MJ623NY for accounting and tax purposes, this is the proper way to track cogs. I don't see how it benefits my viewers to know how much I've spent on something that hasn't sold.