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Reselling items on eBay can be an effective way to bring in extra cash. For Richard S., who prefers not to share his last name for privacy reasons, eBay was his ticket to financial independence. The eBay expert, who's been reselling on the platform since 2008, recommends starting by listing what you already have lying around your house. I'm buying everyday value items that everybody can afford. "If you go out there with the most amount of information and you give yourself the most amount of opportunities you will run into more of these home run items."
Persons: Richard S, who's, Richard, Ralph Lauren, I'm, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, that's, He's Organizations: Service, eBay, Technsports, Business, Nike, Louis Locations: Germany
After turning a broken cellphone debacle into a reselling business that evolved into an eBay empire, Richard S. is convinced that anyone can make money on the platform. The eBay veteran, who is planning on retiring in August 2024 at age 40, started selling electronics in 2008 after getting laid off. He's been studying the platform for 15 years and become the top seller of men's clothing. Accumulating a 'death pile' by sourcing and not listingThere are two main steps to selling on eBay: sourcing items and then listing them. A common mistake is listing items that you think are cool before looking into whether there's demand.
Persons: Richard S, He's, Richard, they're, It'll, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Ford, what's Organizations: Service, eBay, Nike
Read previewWhen Richard S. started selling electronics on eBay in 2008, he didn't have much cash. Advertisement"I started buying T-Mobile Sidekicks on Craigslist for 35, selling them on eBay for 70, and I was doing that like a madman. Selling on eBay looks a lot different today than it did when Richard started in 2008. Thanks to smartphones, you can look up what an item is selling for on eBay before you source it. If you found an item for $5 at a thrift store but it's selling on eBay for $4, pass.
Persons: , Richard S, iPhones, Richard, he's, It's Organizations: Service, eBay, Craigslist, Business, Mobile Sidekicks, BI, Buffalo Bills, Salvation Army
AdvertisementIn addition to his eBay store, Richard owns a vintage clothing store, The Spot, in Coral Springs, Florida. Advertisement"The customer for a Tommy Bahama shirt is totally different from a customer that wants a Nike skateboard shirt," he said. For example, if you're selling a Tommy Bahama shirt, don't just title your listing "Tommy Bahama shirt," he said. "If your title says 'Tommy Bahama Shirt Purple Monkey Dishwasher,' nobody is ever going to search that," he said. So every single time a customer searches 'Tommy Bahama Hawaiian Shirt,' I show up; 'Tommy Bahama Camp Shirt,' I show up.
Persons: , Richard, he's, Richard S, It's, Tommy Bahama, Bahama, Tommy Bahama Camp, that's, I'm, I've Organizations: Service, CVS, Circuit, Business, eBay, BI, Nike Locations: Coral Springs , Florida, South Florida
AdvertisementPivoting from reselling electronics to clothingWhile Richard was making enough reselling electronics to scrape by, "the cash flow was very tight." AdvertisementStill, he called his eBay store Technsports. "You have to put up great items with a great listing, and eBay and the customers will reward you." "I will always have an eBay store. He also plans to grow the YouTube channel he started in 2023 to help other people make money selling on eBay.
Persons: , Richard S, Richard, I've, It's, Ralph Lauren, Gucci, I'm, Louis Vuitton, Richard's, Technsports, he's Organizations: Service, Circuit, Business, eBay, Craigslist, Sidekicks, Buffalo Bills, Salvation Army, Nike, Louis, BI Locations: Ft, Lauderdale, Coral Springs
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