Clothes Selling Websites

jenniewb

hollydays wrote: »

Also try and put as many search words into into the title-don't use words like" stunning" as no one ever searches for " stunning dress"

Or [EMAIL="L@@K"]L@@K[/EMAIL] or"Sold Out!" when it's actually 5 years old and no longer on sale for that reason rather than being sold out. Or a list of keywords where your not making sense but trying to hook in people looking for not what your selling (eg All Mark top with stunning Jacobs black Saints). It just puts people off and signals alarm bells for a scam sale.


Asos is another site you can sell through and apparently steals -sorry- takes less than ebay fees do.

soolin

Another question is to ask where would you look to buy second hand clothes? Wherever you would go as a buyer is a good place to go as a seller.

mrcol1000

jenniewb wrote: »

Or [EMAIL="L@@K"]L@@K[/EMAIL] or"Sold Out!" when it's actually 5 years old and no longer on sale for that reason rather than being sold out. Or a list of keywords where your not making sense but trying to hook in people looking for not what your selling (eg All Mark top with stunning Jacobs black Saints). It just puts people off and signals alarm bells for a scam sale.


Asos is another site you can sell through and apparently steals -sorry- takes less than ebay fees do.

ASOS charges around £20 a month (whether you sell anything or not) plus an eyewatering 20% on the final price. They also tell you what to stock and photographs must be professional standard. Ebay is suddenly looking a better option.

Ting-Tang

Some friends of mine have had some joy selling clothes on the Shpock app - there's a thread on here somewhere about it.
Having said that, it's a bit hit and miss and you do get a lot of timewasters.

Christine.Hamilton_2

Have you tried Sell Sprint? V. Good for luxury-end brands like Prada, Gucci, LV etc. They run a concierge based service which suits busy (lazy) people like me.

Amazon was always my favourite prior, when I had time.

Good luck!!!