I started reselling in January after being made redundant in December. I have been selling bits and pieces but now found football stuff is my niche.

So cracking on with my 50 listings to cover five days (10 a day) and get hit with this, 24hours is not a big deal, Just a heads up for anyone using crosslist.

I’ve been running my Military & Outdoor Surplus Store on ebay for the last year and continuing to grow. I use to be a mens clothing and footwear seller and I’m getting the itch back again… question is split focus between the two or solely focus on growing the surplus side?

I know lots of us are using AI in different ways, here's an example of the tool I build. I take photos (starting with a SKU image) and upload, I press Queue AI Drafts and wait for magic to occur. The 'magic' is the tool scanning the images to identify any product codes and checking against a code bank I've built, this doesn't use any search tokens. If there are no codes, or no matches, it completes an AI visual lookup and identifies that way. I sense check, add in a price (price data isn't great yet IMO) and then just click publish to eBay. Anyone using anything else we could learn from? Feel free to ask any questions!

Hi everyone, I'm looking to improve the way I track my reselling business and wondered what systems everyone else uses. I already use Google Sheets to track all my sourcing from charity shops and car boot sales. I record the total spent on each trip, the number of items bought, and work out an average cost per item, which I then use as the buy price for everything from that haul. What I'm looking to improve is everything after that. How do you efficiently track: Active inventory value Cost of goods sold eBay fees Postage costs Net profit per item Monthly and yearly profit ROI Average selling price Average buy price Sell-through rate Stock value still sitting on the shelves Expences used to run business Do you keep everything in one spreadsheet or have separate tabs for sourcing, active inventory, sold items and expenses? If anyone has a spreadsheet template or screenshots of their layout, I'd really appreciate seeing how you've organised it. I'm looking for an efficient system that gives a good overview of the business without spending hours updating it. Thanks!