Wholesale 101

If you love learning how to sell more we have an absolute ton of content for you to read on our Online Seller blog, specifically in our Online Selling Advice and How To Guides section. On our blog you can learn pretty much everything from Writing the Perfect eCommerce Listing to Secrets for Writing Online Listing Titles (stuff you’ve never been told), How to List the Most in One Day and more. Today we are going to discuss a commonly overlooked way to not only sell more but to also curve Buyers …

Green is always a wonderful color to sell because it's considered an "Earth Tone" and earth tones are popular, timeless colors.  When you're listing merchandise online it is exceptionally helpful for your buyer to be told exactly what Shade of Green it is, because a "Green Polo Shirt" can be a variety of shades and due to the buyers screen settings, a shirt can look like one shade on their screen yet is a totally different shade IRL. Here's a super simple list of the most common g …

Red is a fascinating color because it has a huge range; from pink-reds to true red to berry, this is one of the most important colors to describe by name in your online listings, so your buyer will know if the gown they are buying is burgundy-red, true red or a light shade of red, because they want to make sure it matches the shoes they already purchased. The color Red also encompasses Pink because Red, Yellow and Blue are Primary Colors and Pink / Magneta, Purple, Brown, Yellow, etc are Se …

Being an online seller it is important that you convey the shade of the color of the item you are listing, not only because it sounds amazing when the buyer reads "Flamingo Pink Tea Cup Set" instead of "Pink Tea Cup", but also because it lets the purchaser know exactly what to expect so they can confidently make the purchase. Here's a simple Cheat Sheet that features the most common shades of Pink.  You can click on the image below to enlarge it:  …

Every online seller needs to describe to their buyer what shade of brown the leather handbag is because it's imperative that the buyer knows what they are buying.  Additionally, your listing sounds nicer if you say "Chocolate Brown" or " Rich, Gingerbread Brown" versus just saying "Brown". And, depending on your buyers screen settings as well as the lighting you used to take photos, an item can appear substantially different than it is in real life.  So here is an awesome, simple …