How many items do ACTUAL eBay sellers sell Daily? REAL sell through rates

[@Noob_Saib]

I have about 120 items listed and stay around 100 active and for past month I sold 60 items! I literally only buy items that I think will sell in a week or less by pricing it the lowest on eBay! So if I list 10 items right now I’ll sell 7-8 of them within the first few days! I don’t want many items in my store, I want to list it and sell it in that first week!

[@TheCmovius]

Thank you for posting such great content videos. I’m on my third month of reselling. I’m at 80 listings and am at 1 itemish a day. I’m selling kids clothes, women’s clothes, a few men’s, kids toys.. other cool random things I know. I list consistent through the week, to drive buyers and traffic. Focusing on quality pictures, clear descriptions, and amazing customer service.

[@greybeard804]

Quite a bit of a difference selling 10 items for $3 each and selling 1 item for $200. Doesn't seem like quantity really matters. It's the income that pays the bills.

[@PETERJOHN101]

How can you calculate an ROI without knowing the average level of demand for your product or products? Everything sells at an appropriate market value, but knowing how often it sells allows you to calculate real returns.

[@desaulnd]

Very interesting video thanks for posting it. My Sell through is between 2.8 and 3% for an average of 60 Listings total in the Collectibles category. Now one important thing to consider - and that is not covered in your video - is the fact that every item has its own sell-through rate (which in turn influence the generic sell-through number), and that a key factor in influencing this rate is to list as GTC, maintaining an inventory, and build strong sale history for each item. If you work hard and long enough with this concept, you can eventually reduce your number of active listing (just keeping the most productive listings), and still maintain a high sell-through rate. Its worth noting that repeated sales for an item do not appear in the sold listings, so there's a huge blind spot on the exact number of sales that are associated with one specific GTC listing in a given timeframe.

[@stevesonlywordmama]

Trying to give thumbs up but won’t depress when I click it! Thumbs up 👍

[@RockstarFlipper]

Thanks Tammy!

[@hustlinghard8081]

My store stays around 200 & i sell on average about 3-4 items a day

[@EverydayTreasures]

I have 800 listed now, just starting it seriously and it is going slow. Sometimes 4 items and sometime 2. Slow start I know, working everyday as we list everyday a little bit. A lot of inventory but only so much time. Working on finding faster selling items. I am not a 1% a day. Just hit 800 so hopefully things get better. Thank you for all your videos.

[@lakewaytreasurehunter6813]

Used clothing like everyone on KZbin. Was really counting on 1% sell through when I crunched the numbers to see what it would take to go full time. Was right around 1% until I started getting to 400-500 listed, then it started going down. As 10Konthebay explained, the more of one type of item you list, the more you start to basically cannibalize your own sales since there is a limited market for used clothing. I'm currently at 890 listings, selling about 5-6 a day, whatever that works out to. I have just about run out of space and savings, so desperate to find another profitable niche. I had a HUGE drop off around the hurricanes, just now seem to be getting my momentum going again. Also this is my first 4th quarter and took me a while to figure out winter clothing. If I can hang on financially through the winter I think I'll be ok.

[@Mexicobeanpole]

LakewayTreasureHunter ... I hope the best for you!👍 I’ve seen the same thing myself. Sell through did not go up in proportion to inventory. It was 1% at 400-500, but I’m at 700 listings now and still selling same amount per day. I’m currently trying to source only items I can sell for $20 and up I started with a goal of $30 and up but was coming home empty handed.

[@rockyjaydog6447]

Dont get down, you will make it, you just have to take yourself farther and work harder. Never give up, you can do this. Head back, shoulders up, get your game face on and kick some ass!

[@Chicago48]

Used clothing - unless its designer is a loser.

[@PETERJOHN101]

@@Chicago48 What brands do you define as designer?

[@bswift5]

Wow I’m glad I watched this my rate is 8% post hot items daily and sale for a lower price. I don’t make top dollar but I’m moving a lot of items.

[@minostechnology6167]

401 Listings 15-25 items a day. our sell through rate ranges from 1-7% We are in the tech space. 30% of our business comes from resellers vs end users

[@jaymoir3954]

Casey, Thank you for doing this video! This was great information. My husband and I have been talking about this the last few days. I have been listing like crazy I feel like so I feel like I should be selling more. We got our inventory of used clothes up to 300 this weekend and we are at about a 1% sell rate. Slow and study wins the race for reselling. I just have to remember that!! (we are in St. Pete. not to far from you.) :)

[@ChristinaChristina2010]

I have been selling mostly children's clothing new with tags for months. I also sell women's clothing and Coach wristlets and clutches that are in pristine condition. This has been my worst month yet. Nothing is going any. Where. I have about 50 listings now. That may not sound like a lot but I have a ft job and I'm a single mom so I'm limited on time to list and buy. I'm selling as fixed price obo sometimes free shipping sometimes not. Nothing is moving. I send most stuff first class mail. I don't even know about the 3 day thing yet but I guess I'll have to sign up for it. I'm just shocked and the screeching halt recently, in sales. Thank you for your wonderful videos!!!!

[@Mark122571]

Hey Casey - we have a low sell through rate - .003 (about 1/3 of 1%) although we specialize in Dishware. We have a high average sale price of about $40 per item so I don’t put much thought on the rate. We average about $100 per day net right now, with about 1300 listings. I’m good with the higher listing count, lower sell through rate, and having a regular and predictable income. Sellers - don’t neglect dishes at goodwill! Pretty amazing buys and it’s everywhere, just sitting.

[@triplezresale3530]

I'm so glad you made this video. I've been very curious how much others are selling. I average 3 sales per day in my main store which works out to about .4% of my total inventory. I sell a mix of clothes, shoes, collectibles, china, etc. Also I just opened a second ebay store that will only sell clothing shoes and accessories so I am excited to see how those sales will average out over time. In it's first month I sold 12 items out of 100 listings.

[@SmashingDesign]

What I love about your videos I can list on eBay and listen to you at the same time.

[@5797029]

Good information. Ours has been right around 1% or a little more. The closer we get to Christmas the percentage has been dropping. Since the begining of the year we were selling 15 average per day until September (after Irma) when things started slowing down. Now we are lucky to get 10 per day. Yesterday I heard ebay has changed the way it is working with Google searches. I used to be able to search google for my listings and there would be ebay results right near the top or images at the top to click on. Now I see many other retailers ( Cabellas, Stein Mart, Amazon, Belk, Bealls and many others) before finally getting to ebay. Something looks different here compared to earlier this year. Mike

[@PETERJOHN101]

This was exactly the information I have been looking for, thank you!

[@RockstarFlipper]

VERY welcome!! Happy holidays

[@jpaul18535]

Hi Casey, Good topic. I sell primarily used clothes. I maintain a little over 1,000 listings (right now 1,020). I average pretty much 5 sales per day. I could increase my sales but I've tried to keep my pricing at a minimum of $8/item profit. If I reduce this to $5/item, I average about 10 items per day. Regards and happy selling.

[@BodBeasts]

I’ve been doing this as a little part time hustle for 6 weeks now..I have 114 active listing and I have sold 35 as of today..This is over my first 6 weeks.

[@FYC27]

👏👏

[@jacobsmith6994]

Your awesome man i just started eBay 3 weeks ago I’ve been selling 1-2 per day sometimes I have a 0 $ day atm I have 50 active with 26 sold

[@RockstarFlipper]

Fantastic work!! great to hear

[@chrismikaelian6490]

I just started today any tips you have?

[@williammiller3086]

We’re you restricted on listing limits starting out? What type of items are you selling?

[@arlened4058]

Awesome video I have 220 items in my store new store for me this year. I sell a little bit of everything and have had a sale everyday this month today was 6 so far. Thanks for all the videos you share keeping us motivated to keep thrifting and selling.

[@IShine2Day]

I'm at about 0.9% I have 439 listings and lately have been averaging about 4 sales a day. There have been a couple of days I haven't sold anything but I'm still in my fledgling year so I don't expect my numbers to be out of this world just yet as I'm still learning. However, October has been my best month yet grossing $542, and I listed my first items on March 31th of this year, so I'm pretty happy with my progress as it has taken a little while to get up to 439 listings. I'm really looking forward to this month and December and looking forward to learning new things. I sell a variety of items from new, used, and handmade. I sell clothing, art, jewelry etc. a little bit of everything.

[@meganmawhinney3966]

Im at 0.7% with 2300 listings. Mostly over saturated clothing brands are my speciality 😄

[@heyhuda56]

Megan Mawhinney that's awesome

[@mikefisher7507]

900 listings I am in same situation thanks glad I'm not the only one.

[@theejoeylee]

Same , 900 items, But i sell one item a day & its usually less than $10 & free shipping, go higher & i sell only every few days

[@lauraritonya]

TheeJoeyLee, How the heck is it worth your time with that kind of sales rate?

[@daria4082]

@@theejoeylee seems like a waste of your time

[@this.is.a.handle]

The thing is that sell-through rate alone is not a good metric. You also have to take into account profit margin, because I could have a crazy high STR if my prices are low enough.

[@PETERJOHN101]

You are missing the point. The *_average_* sell through rate for a particular product class is based on aggregate numbers that have pricing already built in. IOW, the data is providing a sell through rate based on a baseline of pricing support that is optimal for those products. People are not going to sell stuff at cost just to have 20% turnover every day, they tend to sell for prices that give them the maximum ROI.

[@fatherandsonstreasures2892]

Our store is now at 441 listings and the last 11 days we have sold 71 items and are averaging 6.45 per day. Thanks for all you do.

[@360vintageco]

we usually have between 1250-1500 listings and we sell around 3-400 items a month, we sell mostly clothes but do mix in some electronics, collectibles, antiques...ect

[@jacomans9078]

Hi Casey, no sell through rate, just getting started, but just want to say, I appreciate your candor doing these vids, I think I learn the most from your channel, you probably can write a book on EBay selling, think about it, you have acquired lot of knowledge doing this.. just want to say thanks -Robert

[@bossla331]

Thanks you for the video. It really helped my mindset. This info is a true gem

[@RockstarFlipper]

Happy to help you get rolling. thanks for watching!

[@chasingviolet6330]

Wow. Really good analysis, thanks!

[@aldrap]

Over 11,200 items listed, over 10,100 unique items. 207 sales over the past 30 days, so a 2% conversion. I’ve been an eBay seller for 21 years and a store subscriber for 14 years. Heavily focus on antique / vintage dishes, rare books, hats, militaria, high-end clothing.

[@AmeliaEveRose]

Great video thumbs up this video made me feel better through my journey selling on ebay. Your video made me realize it's a quality products that quantity doesn't matter so much. You helped me to understand if I want to sell more items I'm going to have to listings more. I thought I was doing my listings wrong or my photos until your video helped me understand sale through rate. Request to have list of eBay store links to study please. Great great video

[@itsbobbyfinn]

I'm at 150 listings. My sell through is consistently inconsistent haha. I'm at .7 % right now. But I've had weeks where I've sold 12 items and then weeks where I've sold 0. I have a mixture of electronics to accessories to everyday household items to adult diapers. We can't be fixated on our sell through rates. We should be fixated on listing more, taking better photos, writing better descriptions,etc.

[@uriahonfire9989]

I'm here a year later and it's still a great video.

[@RockstarFlipper]

Thank you so much for watching in 2018!

[@always3sides]

Great video, thanks for the examples. This is a 'REALITY CHECK' for anyone considering starting ebay biz and as can be seen from comments below also good boost for those selling. Thanks agin

[@eveexpertguides995]

This is cool! Thanks for the breakdown Rockstar!

[@stevesonlywordmama]

Ok worked now ! That was strange ! Thanks for info

[@RockstarFlipper]

Thanks Tammy

[@aspenwelch8928]

August was my second full month of reselling. I had between 50-70 listings and sold 33 items in the month. I’ve been maintaining 75-90 listings for September 2018 and I’ve sold 23 items so far.

[@aspenwelch8928]

I sell thrifted/garage sale clothing and hard good. Nothing speciality.

[@FYC27]

I was about to ask lol

[@Trendreviewmum]

Been binge listening to some the ones i need a refresh on and i running at a sell through rate of 0.22% way below where wanna be but hoping now i getting in better profited items in it get better and go up. X

[@RockstarFlipper]

Yup run some sales, promoted and move out the old items

[@DarrelAnderson]

I have 250 and sell about 35 a month - so about 1.25 per day. On a 30 day month I will have 5 days or so with no sales at all. More than half my sales occur from Saturday at noon to 900 pm on Sunday. I sell average electronics, musical gear and higher end logo items....

[@blackandwhitesportstoo]

Something that was mentioned in a comment below. And Debi and I have discussed is how much lower sell through has been since Harvey and Irma. We used to sell about 1 out of 4 of our solds to south florida and southeast Texas. As I go back and look now. Very few of our solds have been to these areas since the Hurricanes. Just some food for thought on slower selling.

[@RockstarFlipper]

Yeah I noticed the same..it was a perfect storm *no pun intended. Natural Disasters...ebay messing with the site, slow sales time anyways etc etc

[@angelathompson6155]

I have on average 332 listings per day. My selling ranges from 1 to 7 sales daily at this time of year. My daily sell through rate is 1%. My items are seasonal so this usually increases about 2% in the winter. This was an interesting video. Thank you for sharing this information.

[@MrDutchhack10]

This was an amazing video. Thank you so much for this !

[@selenab2531]

Second month selling. 160 items 1.9-2.0 s.t.r.. about 1-3 a day.

[@FYC27]

Great hustle 2 months in 👏👏

[@shawnyoung7488]

I guess I'm doing pretty good. 40-50 Active Listings and average about 50-60 sales per month. I sell Electronics, but the margins are terrible and testing of items is very time consuming. Then you have to deal with B.S. buyers that claim items don't work when you test every item fully before I even put them in my inventory for sale. Just a lot more work with electronics, but higher sell-through rate. I really need to turn the dial up though, since I can't quite make a living doing this with all of the fees, shipping expenses, and shipping material. My biggest issue is the time to test everything. I have a ton of inventory, but it takes me months to get it tested depending on how big a lot is. I wish I could afford someone to do the testing, but even if I could, I would be worried it would not be done to the standards of what customers expect. reputation is everything, so it worries me to trust someone to do a good job testing electronics, and what to look for. I had my cousin help me, and I showed him how to do it and paid him for every item he tested. I double checked the work, and had so many that I wouldn't pass as good that I said screw it and started doing it myself again. I guess it sucks being a business owner when you have to worry about an employee screwing up all of your hard earned reputation with questionable work. I guess I'm at a loss for growth due to time spent on testing. My take-away here is that I need to sell higher margin items, and do less work. Low Margin high energy work is just producing less than minimum wages for me right now.

[@TonyaMarie]

My sales conversion rate had been at 2% for the longest time but it's recently dropped to 1.4%. I'm not sure why, exactly. I'm not sure if that is what you're talking about. Things have slowed down a bit this month. I maintain roughly 1100-1200 items and have been averaging about 6-7 sales per day. Some days it's 5, some days it's 8. Weekends are usually much better. That is an increase from a few months ago, but I am getting a little discouraged when I hear other peoples higher numbers. I try not to compare but I work so hard. I sell mostly clothes, but I also sell VHS tape, some toys, household items - anything that I think will make some money. The VHS tapes are mainly my collection and my moms so I know those drop my average sale price. I recently upgraded to an anchor store, jumped the gun on that, but I'm trying to get more listed. Thanks for the video. It was interesting.

[@CxMajor]

This was very helpful and encouraging!

[@janispavelsons7789]

I’m selling on ebay for 6 weeks. I have 45 listings and i have sold 7 of them. Gotta keep working

[@stevenbond9201]

I have 1450 listings. Used to average 1200 listings. 60% are longtail, lots of comics, cheap books and odds and ends collectibles. I have 2-3 sales a day. Comes to 4.1% averaging 60 sales per month for the year. Items sold takes a nosedive in the summer. One thing sell-through rate doesn't take into account is the difference between sales and quantity sold. October I had 80 sales but sold 95 items.

[@joshchaney1787]

I do clothes and shoes, mostly shoes. I've been around 800 for a while and sell on average 3.5 to 4 a day. So i run around .05%. Most of my clothes are longer tail items.

[@heyhuda56]

Gosh that would be a dream to sell something everyday! My goals!! Right now I sell every 2 or 3 days.

[@heyhuda56]

I have 100 active items

[@succeedwithchris]

Thank you for this video, now I can set some realistic goals to improve my sales :-)

[@tiktokplus956]

I have about 100 items listed (cheap stuff) and I sell about 15 - 20 items a week. Normally that means 2-3 items a day.

[@TJKohr]

Thanks Casey, I enjoy your vlog's. I've been doing eBay selling for ~ 3 months, mainly clothes with some other items thrown in. I have an averaging 110 items listed (no store) and I have a 0.9% S.T.R. with October reaching about 2.0%. I'm still learning the ropes and have a low profit margin, but I'm not paying people to take items.

[@justrynamakeit]

Honestly, I have not worried about sell through rates. I have been more concerned with listing. I normally have 50 listings (and that's a good month) but have struggled to get to 100. My sales are all over the place so that's one reason I do not concern myself with sell through rates. For example, one month I sold 45 items but grossed over 2k, another month I sold 4 items and grossed over 400, sell through rate just isn't important to me.

[@blackandwhitesportstoo]

Roughly 250 items listed on avg for last month. 49 items sold. 8 of those items were non clothing/high demand NFL and Star Wars items. Otherwise, it would be 41 items just clothes. .6%-.7%. overall. We also raised prices and stopped free shipping in the last 30 days.

[@austinwest8347]

I have around 100 active listing minimum usually and i sell so fast it's hard to keep inventory in mainly electronics any vintage consoles nintendo everything i've learned value of everything so that keeps sales high. I have been watching you though since I started and was like okay clothing is profitable too so i started with jerseys did really well had several sales over 100$+ on jerseys i maybe paid 5-10$. I then dipped into clothing made several list on my phone where I would go to goodwill learn brands but some stuff i knew was worth money etc. Eventually i picked it up well enough i just knew prices became very good at local goodwill. I sold lucky brand jeans very well banana republic sell through rate for me is crazy along with ralph lauren and a few others. What i have learned though as i went further away to goodwills i found less the people working don't know you as well and me being 17 they don't respect me as much as customer and i often came home empty handed. Best thing to do is become friends with local managers at goodwill they help me so much because they know what i do ill walk in they'll start talking to me and if they have any new racks in the back not looked at they always bring them out when i come. I've found several harley davidson jackets button downs j crew and several nwt clothing from this!

[@Error-xp1lt]

I just started selling on ebay, the 27th will be one month. Two weeks ago I had 50 items listed, as of tonight 164. I have 50 sales so far. Some days I sell 3 things some 4 and a few days with zero. I'm not exactly sure what my sell through rate is, because I don't have a very consistent average number of items listed yet.

[@tara3858]

I have about 500 mostly used clothing items listed and my DSTR averages .5-.7% sadly. Oversaturated stuff, but don't have access to highly desirable stuff. I am a single mom and I have a full time job so it's nice side income but best I can do right now.

[@JDKvideos]

Is the selling rate really that important when many of these high number sellers are just selling things for less than $10? I'd like to know their sales and profit per day.

[@newriverdiggers5821]

Just shows how subjective STR's really is. Ebay has always promoted listing more than your allotted freebies so they make listing fees. In the end you can list 50 a month and sell 40 or you can list 1000 blue shirts and sell 10 a month. My STR's on plastic model kits and coins runs about 60% but i can't locate enough so i list clothing for STR's around .5 %. Almost seems like ebay has a built in check of some kind to spread the wealth because you will be hard pressed to find somebody with giant volumes selling over 300-400 a day even in hot markets

[@TheGrayBrick13]

I have about 200 listings, total quantity of 1600. I average 10 per day.

[@Cream_CurdlR]

what do you mean you have 200 listings but a total of 1600?

[@GEM.Official]

Items = individual different listings, total # is qty. So one listing you have a qty of 4, another you have 10. Etc.

[@StaciLeaBeauty]

I am averaging .50% daily. Average active is 1200, sell average 6-8 items a day. Mostly sell used clothes, some dishes, games.

[@yaakovantokol9702]

Variation sales don’t show up in sold so you can’t know exactly how many sold unless you went into each listings and clicked on sold quantity as long as it’s not a private listing

[@minostechnology6167]

we also track holding cost to help our click through rate. We have a tool that lets us know which listings havnt moved in x number of deals. Anything that hasnt moved in the past 90 days we rip down and repost. Its hard to tell what your holding cost is through ebay but when you have to managed 1000 skus it is really important

[@michaelkinney5805]

I maintain about 300 items on ebay and I average 56 items a day.

[@RockstarFlipper]

Im assuming electronics and/or video games.. those have very high sell through rates yes.. if not which category? dont need to know your secrets or items, just category

[@michaelkinney5805]

You are correct, I do not mind sharing "secrets" because we all need to make a buck. video games and electronics.

[@michaelkinney5805]

The biggest secret there would be to my high sell through is everything is buy it now or best offer, with free shipping. With no auto decline or auto accept. Literally meaning I have interaction with every potential buyer, building a relationship with your buyers even through an offer system sending messages, up selling, saying things like well I would take that offer if you were to buy more than x amount of items to save me shipping really gets people into the idea of "bulk" buying, while still making a 150% or more profit when your taking $2 less per item your saving potentially $2.66 per item if you ship it first class. Using your quarterly $25 shipping supply coupon on 400 padded mailers is helpful aswell, it brings cost of packaging down to 9.5 cents per dvd case, 4.75 cents per trading card and 19 cents per large order. (The size I buy I can cut into 4 for trading cards, 2 for dvd cases and the mailers end up costing 19 cents each). Also know the USPS weight allowances helps so much. You can ship 6.2ounces at the 4 oz price without any penalty and there is a 50% allowance for priority mail up to 2 pounds, so using that to your advantage really saves on shipping cost. If you can get your cost of shipping down you can raise profits greatly per order.

[@lauraritonya]

Wow, that was really nice of you to share. Thanks!

[@FYC27]

Retro fix thank you so much for the info I never thought of doing that. I'm just starting out I've only been on Ebay 3 days so no sales yet but I'm optimistic. Good strat. 👌👌

[@popepg]

300 items, almost all clothes, sell through rate is slightly over 1%

[@RockstarFlipper]

Right on course

[@MortgageEasy]

nothing good to add, just want to say thanks Casey for the vlog.

[@RockstarFlipper]

Thanks so much! appreciate even the shortest of comments

[@jackallen6261]

I'm not sure how to figure my sell-through rate since I have two listings that have been active for about two months now but they are open box blue tooth transmitters and I started with a little over 500 of them. Most of the rest of my 20ish listings are individual items like electronic typewriters (old typewriters from the thrift stores) and vintage waffle irons and a few books things like that. The Monsters sold well all summer until about two weeks ago. looking at my sellers' page it shows 237 items sold in the last 60 days and the profit margin is around five dollars each for the transmitters (selling at 10$ each including shipping and I have about a buck twenty invested in them) the more one person buys at a time of course the better the profit since the shipping cost per item drops dramatically. So this video is quite the eye-opener for me, I thought it was odd that I hit top-rated seller status awful quick for no more than I was selling but I think I see why now. I have just leased a booth at one of the local antique stores to sell some of the bigger and heavier stuff I've accumulated in hopes that the offset in shipping will pay the booth rent....we'll see, lol.

[@kenmaylin4744]

So far I'm seeing that as long as I maintain 50-55 listings I sell about 1 item every other day, on an average basis. I might not sell anything for 3 or 4 days and then boom I sell 5 and 2 days. 16 sales in the month of May.

[@RockstarFlipper]

Most people average 1 sale per day for every 100-125 active, without missing a day.. with your 50 items active that's probably why you are at 16 for a 30 day month.... 1 every other day average.. if you had 100-110 you would be at 30 for the month :-)

[@kenmaylin4744]

@@RockstarFlipper Yes that's what i'm working toward. Only been selling for in this niche since march. It seems to be working well for me. I've got almost enough merch to reach 100 listings. Not sure of an ultimate goal yet, but I'm thinking 3-400 listings.

[@jray0717]

Im around 300 items sell 120 a month so about 4 daily.

[@luscent3737]

Lol I have only 15 items and have a 39% sell through rate. That I was doing bad all this time. Looks like I need to put new items this year.

[@sidaxle2102]

I just started eBay last week and by the end of week I will have 7-8 items out of 39 listed. Is that a good start?

[@RockstarFlipper]

Not bad!! that's pretty good

[@HannahKalis]

I'm at around 2% and I have around 60 listings up each month

[@ThokoXaba]

I was selling every day several items a day now I haven't been selling anything I had 1 sale last week and when i called them and asked them to "reset" my account they said their is no such thing and that they could, "refresh" my listings. The last person I spoke to said I need to get a store.

[@isabelt.4541]

I'm at about a 1% rating. I have about 250 in my store and I sell about 2 to 3 items a day.

[@amycarannante375]

I sell used clothing and average about 1.3%. I have about 1150 items listed so i guess that is pretty good!

[@NanoMB]

Im very picky with items, im a new seller 3 months in, and cant never get to 65 listings i always sell , and i get drop to 50 or 45 every month , still learning

[@jrfergus65]

what to do if 2 buyers make the same dollar amount offer on the same item at the same time.

[@erbconsult]

I know this is video is a little older, but how do you ship items for free when they sell for $2-$6? Even $10?

[@RockstarFlipper]

You mean how do you offer FREE SHIPPING on those items? well if something sold for say $10 the ebay fee and PayPal fee will be about $1.59 so $8.41 left over...assuming its first class which would be the only items selling that cheap... $3.50-$4 to ship leaves them $4.50. less cost of goods.. usually people like this are buying $.25-$1 bulk items and making $3.$4 profit.. on the cheaper things maybe $1-$2... sometimes its just moving inventory to get rid of it close to break even... and sometimes its loss leaders to get customers in to buy other items. Thanks

[@backyardflipper1208]

I have around 600 items on average, although that's increasing by the day. I sell 4-5 per day average. 0.7%

[@jenniferallen7401]

I have 1,200 items. Half clothing and shoes, half home goods and general merchandise. I had been averaging about 12 a day, which seems about right however suddenly my sales have dropped down to 2 a day. Feedback has been consistent at 98.5% positive. Have I been shadow banned? 🤷‍♀️

[@RockstarFlipper]

Yeah 12 per day is honestly AWESOME with half of them being clothing. Did you recently get that negative? if so it can be hurting

[@jenniferallen7401]

@@RockstarFlipper No I had 2 negatives about 6 months ago. I've been selling for about 3-4 years. The only thing that is different, is my son wanted to start selling, had too many returns too quickly, got a MC011 and then permanently shut down. I have logged on to his account from my computer to help him out and I am wondering may ebaY has linked us together and now and punishing me. That's the only thing I can think of.....hoping after the 15th sales pick up.

[@TheDogWalksTheDog]

Great video very informative

[@joannesimons2335]

Great info. How are you setting up this search? Went to advanced search, but that doesn't seem to get me this sold info. Thanks for great info, analysis! (Met, heard you speak at Midwest E-com.)

[@Nunyabizzness86]

I recently listed my first 30-40 items over the last week and a half and I've sold 1 a day

[@williammiller3086]

How did you get past the listing restrictions? Did your items just sale fast?

[@Bryan-lu4du]

Interesting video. I don’t feel so bad about my sales now. My best day ever was 8 items in a day with 55 listings but that was a fluke. I have 60 listings at the moment and seem to have 1 sale every 3 days on average now.

[@8055boss8055]

Definitely depends on what you sell. I actually looked at a seller I came across earlier. you should take a look at them. they have under 1200 listings and I looked at their solds for the 10th and stopped counting when i hit 130. Im betting they were closer to 170-180 for the 10th. sellers name is hiparts, seems like they sell generic items and parts.

[@SuperMoleRetro]

How do you have your Ebay screen setup? I like that quick summary bar you have at the top of your task bar. Is that a plugin you are using, or is there a setup function in ebay to do that?

[@scrappymark]

All clothing: last 60 days I’m at 1.25% daily sold. $32 avg sale price

[@muhammadyounusamin2146]

$32 = Makes sense

[@owenawesome3663]

27,000 items avg around 20 items per day Long tail most large margin Sell through went down as I grew store and also goes down as ebay gets saturated with more junk daily.

[@padwan67]

10% daily currently on average 🙌🏼

[@RockstarFlipper]

Thats solid!

[@lambchop641]

I have 100 listings and sell about 3 items per month.

[@RockstarFlipper]

Thats very slow... even if you did 1/2% per day which is slower than normal you would sell 15 items a month... its either your items are bad, or your prices.. one or the other usually. Maybe a few smaller issues.. im happy to do a store review.. sowl.co/JFzzT

[@sAMiAm1]

What are you selling?

[@nycgrafix]

Out standing video thank you

[@pocketpupsnet]

I would like to find my niche. Preferably I want to be involved listing less higher ticket items for larger profit and need ideas on products other than cell phones. Right now I am cherry picking goodwill and yard sales.

[@pattib2847]

My question is when you have a million listings, what kind of ebay store is that? Do they get free listings? I'm just curious, those numbers make me crazy.

[@stacybell]

Thank you so much for this information. I have literally been wondering approx. how many items I would need to have listed to make a sale everyday. Now I have some goals to shoot for, very helpful.

[@RockstarFlipper]

depends on what you sell and ASP etc.. everyones different...but this is a good starting point

[@EstebanNina]

Great Great Video Bro!

[@willtaylor3873]

I sell only plush. There have been about 300 items in my store most of Nov. and I average about 15 sales per week... so meh. But, I only have 35 feedback right now so I hope once I build up my rep a little more I can get to at least 1%.

[@RockstarFlipper]

More feedback will def yield more sales. Your also selling plush which is a slow mover anyways, takes lots of items. 2 items per day on 300 isn't bad

[@Kenthis15]

I maintain a little over 100 listings and sell 2-3 items per day, closer to 10 on the weekends.

[@UndefinedBailiwick]

Those completed listings on a store's 'items for sale' page aren't accurate in regards to how much they've actually sold. I've sold 85 items in the last month, yet it only shows 37 sold listings on my items for sale page.

[@RockstarFlipper]

Depends on if the person has 30 days to GTC and if they delete them afterwards

[@chrismagnelli5693]

ive been doing 1% on average, maybe more. Hard to do the math when Im growing my store pretty fast. Up to 700 listings and growing in used tools and car parts. Mostly high end car tools and new old stock parts.