Rubynnia Blues - How to Make $2,000 Selling a Month Clothes on eBay: Effective Tips And Tricks To Cash In On Your Clutter

How To Make $2,000 A Month Selling Clothes On eBay

Effective Tips And Tricks To Cash In On Your Clutter

Rubynnia Blues

How To Make $2,000 A Month Selling Clothes On eBay

Effective Tips And Tricks To Cash In On Your Clutter

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When you get to the point that it becomes difficult closing your closet, it means your dresser drawers are overstuffed, with no space available to hold more clothes. When this happens, it is time to PURGE YOUR CLOSET!

But the funny thing is, it takes gut to try and convince yourself that you no longer need those sexy, appealing and slinky outfits you wore one time many years ago. It is a battle and a struggle to let go of those dresses you have grown fond of and are attached.

Often, it takes harder to decide what to do with your old treasured clothes just lying fallow in the closet and occupying unnecessary space.

Naturally, when we want to get rid of old and unused clothes, the first thing that comes to mind is to give them all away, either to families, friends, neighbors, or even charity. But has it ever occurred to you that you could sell them?

This is where the online E-auction site - eBay comes in. eBay was established in September 1995 by French-born Iranian-American business man Pierre Omidyar as a medium for buyers and sellers to meet and transact business. eBay has about 157 million buyers and 25 million sellers all over the world. What a perfect market to tap into at the convenience of your home!

Selling on eBay isn't complicated and time-consuming. You only need to know the right techniques and tricks to follow to sell and make money on eBay at your comfort and convenience. It is time to cash in on your clutter and the time is NOW!

I recently cleared my closet by offering my old items on eBay, and I made a cool $2,000 at the comfort of my home. The lowest price was for $25, and the money adds up quickly before you say JACK!

Follow these simple tips and tricks to start and streamline your eBay clothing business, and be a top-notch clothing seller on eBay. If you are an eBay seller, youll find the information in this book quite useful.

Note:

If you already have a seller account on eBay and a verified PayPal account, please SKIP steps 1 and 2.

Creating a seller account takes no more than five minutes. Choose a great user ID that depicts business-seriousness. This will help portray your account as business-minded in the eyes of buyers.

Choose a user ID, enter and confirm your name, address and mobile number. Select an automatic payment option for paying your seller fees.

To handle financial transactions on eBay, PayPal is the way to go.

eBay owns PayPal, and it is the default payment option. Open a PayPal account and get verified by entering your bank information and following the steps outlined.

Getting verified elevates your credibility on eBay, increases your sending and withdrawal limits and allows you to sell worldwide.

For aspiring eBay sellers, I advise you to study and understand the marketplace for the products you want to sell. Do your research thoroughly so that for your products can stand out.

Even though you may be familiar with the product, it is important to educate yourself about the market. You should ask yourself: "Is there a market for the item I want to sell?"

eBay is an incredible marketplace because you'll most likely find a buyer for almost anything you are thinking about selling.

Some brands and products carry a lot of retail value. For example, hot Lilly Pulitzer Dress that quickly sold out might resell for quite a bit, even if they are used. The same thing can also be said for products that gained popularity on blogs and social media.

A quick search on eBay will let you know what you will probably get for your inventory.

Clothing items up for sale must be clean and tidy. The neatness of these items creates an appeal to a buying eye and the opposite drives a buyer away. Image is EVERYTHING on eBay as it is your selling point and the KEY to convince buyers to consider your items for purchase.

Uploading items that are wrinkly in appearance give buyers the impression that you do not handle your clothings with care and makes them think twice before buying.

Tip: To make ironing or steaming more enjoyable and fun, watch a movie or television show while at it.

The probability of selling your clothing items increases when they are seen on a mannequin.

Doing this helps the buyer imagine the length of the item, how the neckline lays, how the item fits, and how the pattern looks up close and from a distance.

You can get hollow plastic torso mannequins for about $20 or less on eBay. Buying a mannequin will pay for itself many times over. As your income increases, you can upgrade to a dress form or full-sized mannequin.

Like I said earlier, IMAGE is everything on eBay. A good and sharp image can capture a buyer while a blurry one will chase interested buyers away.

Good pictures are important to making sales. To get captivating images, find a white wall that receives good natural light and set up a 3M hook that can resist some weight.

Discard the white plastic hanger for a velvet, wooden or a sequined one.

After setting up your shooting area, get your camera and snap right away. You dont have to be a professional photographer to create crisp, sharp images. If you don't own a camera, your smartphone will do just fine.

Smartphones have come a long way and so have their photography quality. Use photo editing apps like BeFunky or Snapseed to snap and edit your pictures. For more brighter and appealing images, increase the exposure. Be sure not to over filter as it skews the coloring of your snapped items and makes the pictures less crisp.

For each item, capture the front, back, brand label, size label and material type label. You should also snap any damaged or worn-out spots.

Take lots of pictures - get up close and personal with your item and show all the details a buyer would want to see.

Once you are done, place the items in storage containers and keep in a dry place.

In this business, it's all about the pictures and picture quality is key here. Put up high-quality pictures that will entice a buyer.

Take note that a prospective buyer cannot touch or see the item, so he or she will depend on your images for decision-making.

Assist buyers visualize the clothing item as they would wear it. Have the item displayed on a mannequin and upload images of the front, side, and back views. Show pictures of any embellishments such as zippers, logos, interesting buttons and unusual stitching. Make sure the buyer knows what he is paying for.