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She finds most of her inventory for $10 or less at local liquidation stores in San Antonio. Janae Smith started selling clothes on Poshmark as a side hustle during her spring break. Smith said liquidation stores were less common among Poshmark sellers and that she had noticed more eBay sellers shopping the bins. Janae SmithGet there earlyThe best time to shop at liquidation stores is as soon as the new inventory arrives, usually on Fridays. "You have to be the first couple of people in line" to get the best items, Smith said.
Like many people during the pandemic, Davis reallocated the time she'd typically spent commuting home to building her side hustle. Davis' handbag company netted $14,000 in sales in its first four months in business, which Insider verified with documentation. Another entrepreneur, Lisa Andrea, regularly books $8,000 in revenue a month from her side hustle, The Financial Cookbook, which Insider also verified with documentation. Leveraging expertise, as Andrea did with financial coaching, is one way entrepreneurs can start a side hustle and balance risk versus reward. Courtesy of Courtney McWilliamsSet boundaries when establishing work schedulesFor some entrepreneurs, a side hustle is a way to build a new 9-to-5 career.
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I resell shoes on Poshmark full time under the closet name "RNZY," which is my husband, Ryan's, and my name combined. From 2013 to 2015, I worked as a Bath & Body Works store manager in Burlington, Vermont. We sold shoes and clothing, but we quickly niched down to exclusively shoes. We both realized that we enjoyed the entire process of selling shoes — sourcing, cleaning, photographing, listing, and shipping. (We search for the pair of shoes on Poshmark and select "sold items."
Ali Dieguez sells thrift clothing on Poshmark while attending college. Last year, she made $13,740 in sales on the resale app. She meticulously schedules her days to juggle classes, fitness, homework, and her resale business. When it comes to managing school and her business, Dieguez meticulously schedules her days. Here's what her daily routine looked like when she was in school full-time and running her resale business, as told to Insider.
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How much money Instagram influencers make
  + stars: | 2022-06-28 | by ( Sydney Bradley | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +6 min
Influencers on Instagram earn money in a multitude of ways. And they don't need millions of followers to earn money on Instagram. Insider has spoken with dozens of Instagram influencers about how much money they charge brands for sponsored content and how else they make a living using the app. Here's a comprehensive breakdown of Insider's Instagram money log series:How much money Instagram influencers make from brand dealsMany influencers earn money on Instagram by working with brands on sponsored content. 35 Instagram influencers told us how much they charge for and have earned from sponsored content.
Olivia Hillier's side hustle started with a $5 T-shirt she found at a thrift store. Hillier, a medical student at Rochester, Michigan-based Oakland University, had some experience selling a few of her own old clothing items on resale app Poshmark. Motivated by impending student loans – medical school tuition cost her approximately $220,000 over four years – she began studying their strategies and using them to create her own side hustle. "If I wouldn't have had this business, I wouldn't even have a savings account," Hillier, 26, tells CNBC Make It. Hillier graduates from medical school on Friday, and is immediately moving to Kansas with her husband to start a family medicine residency.
During that time, they also paid off Brennan's $38,500 in student loans, two cars, an engagement ring, and a bed. Brennan graduated from college in 2014 with a finance degree, a couple of major expenses, and no immediate income. Here's how the couple paid off their six-figure debt and plan to hit a net worth of $1 million in 2022. In June 2021, one of their highest-earning months with Budgetdog, they threw an extra $30,000 at the mortgage, Brennan said. "September was the first month that we didn't have a mortgage and we saved 75% of our income," said Brennan.
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The average price brands pay Instagram influencers for sponsored posts surged to $1,642.77 in 2019, Business Insider previously reported. The global sneaker resale market alone could be worth $6 billion by 2025. Many start as college students and homemakers, and some are able to grow into a full-time business earning six figures or more in annual sales. Poshmark cofounder, Tracy Sun, told Business Insider that a lot of sellers scale as they procure more inventory. Business Insider spoke with two Poshmark sellers who turned their side hustles into successful full-time businesses.
The app also functions much like a social platform where sellers benefit when they share others' listings. For example, sellers can gain higher statuses as stylists or ambassadors when they promote other sellers' listings. Poshmark members, or "poshers," use a lot of phrases you may not understand if you're new to the community. ClosetA closet is a Poshmark seller's online store where they list items for sale. Users can share images and 15-second videos with their followers, similar to other apps like Instagram and Snapchat.
Poshmark is an online resale marketplace and app designed to make selling clothing an approachable side hustle. Sellers who made more than $100,000 in sales on Poshmark gave their tips for success. The online resale marketplace and app makes it accessible for anyone to buy and sell preowned clothing on their phones. Here are the nine ways they use the app and their tips for making it a successful full-time business. If you have created a successful side-hustle or six-figure business on Poshmark and would like to share your story, please email jortakales@insider.com.
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