Start with a calm plan and clean photos. Keep messages short and clear.
1) Pick 5 products and test
Start with small, light items: scarves, phone covers, simple jewelry. Post clear photos and delivery timings.
- Ask in two groups first; note what sells.
- Keep stock low; avoid stress and overpromising.
- Offer color pre-orders for next week’s drop.
2) Weekly drop rhythm
Announce a “Friday drop” with 10–15 items. Share prices and delivery days. Keep refunds fast to build trust.
- Post Thursday evening; take pre-orders.
- Deliver Saturday afternoon; send proof photos.
- Collect reviews; share 2–3 screenshots with permission.
3) Pricing that feels fair
Use clear tiers and tiny bonuses to keep buyers happy and coming back.
- Starter: one item plus a small freebie.
- Regular: main option with a tiny discount for two pieces.
- Family: batch orders with better pricing.
4) Tools that keep reselling simple
Use one notebook and one sheet. Keep order photos and receipts in dated folders. Calm, consistent records reduce mistakes.
- Stock list with sizes and colors.
- Order sheet with buyer name and delivery date.
- Refund notes to track quick replacements.
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