Wholesale 101

If you are fed up with Amazon drama and you are tired of selling on ebay, today we will be discussing yet another alternative called Jet.comJet was started in 2015 and quickly bought by Walmart (2016). There’s lots of reasons why you should consider selling on Jet but more importantly, it is designed to capture the millennial market; which is a market Sears, Kmart, Victorias Secret, Macys and other leading stores have totally missed out on - and look at how many stores they are now for …

If you’re looking for another alternative to eBay; since launching in 2011, Depop has grown to 13 million users in 147 countries which gives Depop 90th place on the worldwide list of marketplaces!!Depop’s headquarters are located in London but Depop has offices in Los Angeles and New York, so you def can’t say “Depop isn’t for USA Sellers".To compare traffic levels:Poshmark has 42 million visitors a monthSears comes in at 18 million. Depop (5.8 million) and Bonanza (5.4 million) are almost tied. …

MassGenie launched in 2017, so it’s definitely the new kid on the block.  When I came across this site I was super excited to review it for you because I'm always trying to find the BEST OF THE BEST sites for our wholesale buyers to sell on.  Let's get started! What sets MassGenie apart from basically all other selling sites is their method of pricing in combination with basically being a referral program. Don’t worry - I’ll do my best to explain how this works.  WARNING: …

If you’re looking for another alternative to eBay, Overstock.com is definitely a contender to consider!  Let's investigate! TRAFFIC LEVELS Overstock.com get about 28 million visitors a month. For comparison, Walmart has 469 million visitors a month Poshmark has 42 million Sears comes in at 18 million. Depop (5.8 million) and Bonanza (5.4 million) are almost tied And Jet.com has almost 1.5 million So Overstock easily beats out Sears.com but doesn’t come close to the he …

In 2020, Bonanza has come in at the top of the list for “Sellers Favorite Platforms” based on ease of use, fees and overall satisfaction. We have successfully sold stuff on Bonanza, so we can 100% assure you that the platform is totally legit, usable and people do buy stuff. Now that that is out of the way... FEES vs TRAFFIC Which is more important to you as a seller? Would you pick “Lowest Fees” or would you pick “Highest likelihood of sales”? If you would rather have the lowest fee …