Wholesale 101

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If you read our prior blog post about Fashion Seasons, you already know that it’s February and we are currently in the fashion season called “Spring 2”... which may feel odd to you because if you live in a state like Michigan (where we live), there’s feet of snow on the ground and it was literally 1-degree outside today. Regardless, the Designer Apparel industry never sleeps, so here’s Vogues predictions of what is going to be hella hot for Spring 2021: First let's quickly review the "Fas …

If you are an online seller you are absolutely going to LOVE these 15 incredible statistics! 1.) 51% of Americans prefer to shop online and 96% of Americans have made an online purchase in their life. (Big Commerce)2.) 48% of millennials have shopped on marketplaces, 76% at large retailer sites, 46% on webstores or independent boutiques, and 29% at category-specific online stores. (Big Commerce)3.) 63% of consumers said they’d think more positively of a brand if it gave them content that wa …

If you have been researching the best times to start /  end your online listings, I'm sure you have come across endless advice, such as "Every eBay Listing MUST start & end on a SUNDAY!!!" or "Only list on Saturdays!!"; it seems like the more you look the more conflicting advice you come across... This "Sundays Only!" data came about back in 2005…and back then it actually WAS true. However, keep in mind that back then mainstream internet was still new. 2005 is the year Youtube wa …

If you love buying wholesale liquidations, chances are, at some point you will run across an item with the interior manufacturers tag cut in half, so you’re wondering “why?”... here’s the answer:Liquidators often have Contracts with stores / brands to buy their leftover stock. Because the store wants to get rid of their extras and because the liquidator survives off buying large quantities of leftovers then reselling them in more affordable, smaller quantities, this arrangement works great for …