Been doing some reflecting lately on how I can get my eBay store better prepared for Q4. I've spent more and more hours every week trying to find better brands that are easily available for me in my area. So I just dropped a new video that I think you're going to love – Top 5 Clothing Brands Most Resellers Pass Up. You know those items sitting on the rack that everyone walks right by? Turns out, some of them are absolute goldmines. In this video, I break down exactly which brands are worth picking up, including: - Sell-through rates so you know how fast they'll actually move - Average sale prices to understand your profit potential - What I'd personally pay for these items in the field - Why focusing on overlooked brands can give you a serious edge over other resellers Most people are fighting over the same hyped brands while these gems sit there waiting. Once you know what to look for, you'll start seeing opportunities everywhere.

Was just doing some research and decided to turn the camera on and make a video. We go over some of the best-selling flannel shirts to pick up for this upcoming season. Very common brands that might surprise you with strong demand. Check it out.

The good news is all 4 bottles of supplements I listed months ago have sold. However, when I listed these items, I'd set the package dimensions to fit an 12x8x2 envelope or poly mailer. That would've been fine for 1 bottle at a time. Since the customer has ordered all 4, I'd like to send them all in a single box which, although small, would have quite different dimensions of 8x 6.5x 6.5 The twist is, I ran the box through Pirate Ship & got a shipping price of $7.47. But eBay is giving me a shipping price of $6.73 based on the original measurements. My question is, should I use the eBay shipping based on the original measurements or the Pirate Ship shipping based on the box measurements? Naturally, I'm inclined to use the cheaper rate but don't want to get a negative ding on eBay for something minor if it can be avoided.

One of my eBay stores is purely auto parts I picked up in a lot sale with over 109 items. All my items are listed and it’s been a couple months since my supplier has had new parts for me. So I have nothing new to list which I know affects my status in the eBay algorithm. I was ending and relisting regularly but now I hear that hurts your standing too. Any advice or recommendations on how I can keep my listings higher in the algorithm? I’ve revised a few times but don’t think it really has much impact.

I found this stash on FBM last night and drove the hour to get here. Most of what you see is Carhartt but there are some other brands mixed in. Carol made me stop at 36 pair. Her reasoning was we can always come back. Ok. I take that as a promise.