I bet many of you have clothes in your closet that barely see the light of day, or boxes full of items you’ve completely forgotten about. I’m guilty of this too! That’s why second-hand selling has become so popular. With numerous online marketplaces out there, it can take some time to figure out which ones are the best fit. I’ve personally dabbled in selling secondhand online and did some research on how to improve my sales, and I want to share what I’ve learned with you! If you’re new to selling secondhand online and want some tips, you’re in the right place!
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Facebook Marketplace:
- Ideal for selling used furniture and seasonal items.
- Take advantage of holiday demand for decorations.
- The platform is free to use.
eBay:
- Great for collectibles, electronics, and vintage items.
- High exposure due to a large active user base.
- Be mindful of transaction fees.
Etsy:
- Perfect for vintage items, original art, and handmade goods.
- Listing fee is $0.20 per item, which is reasonable for niche audiences.
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