Wholesale 101

If you love selling jewelry online, chances are you are going to eventually need to clean some pieces, especially if they are genuine silver or other metals that can tarnish, or simply get dirty.To begin, if you’re new to online selling, check out our guide called How to Store Jewelry After You List It. If you read that blog post you will see how to prevent the need to clean most pieces in the future. With that being said, it doesn’t prevent the need to clean pieces that you received tarnished …

So, your amazing paper mache vase isn't selling and you are dreading redoing the whole listing.  Have no fear! Here's your options:1. Change Photo Order - If you have more than 1 image, simply switch the order!  This is a super simple way to attract new eyeballs on an old, stale listing.  Additionally, you can inspire a watcher to click the Buy Button when they see the "new" pic.2. Price Change - Raise the price a buck to make watchers think "Omg, the price is going up! I better b …

If you bought wholesale online and all of your merchandise arrived on hangers, here's the easiest way to remove them quickly (assuming you don't want to keep the hangers):

We have previously written about Polite Ways to Tell a Buyer They Can’t Have a Discount and Polite Ways to Say NO to a Buyer but what do you do when the person isn’t a “buyer” but seems to have endless questions, yet never makes a purchase? (AKA: TIME WASTER)There’s few things more annoying than the person who messages you around the clock, every day, posing as an interested buyer. After several days of back-and-fourth you have reached the point where you don’t even want their busines …

If you love buying store returns, salvage or liquidation shoes you will eventually come across a pair of sneakers that has a stain that is impossible to remove, so now what? Here’s solutions to not only hide the stain but to also create a “customized” shoe that buyers will happily pay MORE for because it’s one-of-a-kind!(You can click on any image to open the full tutorial on a different site that will tell you how to make it!)1. DYE - Dying the shoe to match or hide the stain is probably …