What Sold on Whatnot - The Saga Continues

[@ThriftyTee70]

My suggestion would be to do your thrift halls before your shows so we can see some of the things you are going to have. People may bookmark the show to bid on said item.

[@VintagePussycatShop]

I definitely want to get to this place. The way I manage stuff right now makes this not very possible - but I am working on it. I agree that its a really good way to do some good marketing for my show. (I would explain more, but its a long tedious list of stuff about my disorganized brain and that could be its own video🤣)

[@Independentgypsy-qc4wk]

I bought that cute little romper that you showed at the end of this. It's amazing and fits me perfectly. I'm wearing this weekend to celebrate my 58th Birthday, it's also a celebration of getting my Leukemia under control. So thank you again for showing up, sourcing great stuff and being a wonderful mentor. :) Give Rizzo a hello for me.

[@VintagePussycatShop]

Awww, thank you! And congratulations and Happy Birthday!!!

[@mrs.arlenealberto-barrios7044]

I feel you 😢 I was thinking about doing a show on WhatNot. But there's so much shows, competition. I just had my 2nd Live Show on the other platform, didn't do well 😪. I feel like, I'll stick on posting, selling the traditional way. Live Show, drained you too much. Frustrating and hopeless after no sales. Next day, I need to express myself to my husband my frustration. I'm overwhelmed with my inventory plus I have a full time job. Reselling is a side hustle plus thrifting a hobby. I guess it's getting overboard. Thanks for reading my post. Goodluck! You'll be surprised, and you'll be successful!

[@VintagePussycatShop]

It can definitely take time to grow on Whatnot. And I feel like womens vintage clothing is one of the easier categories still (though womens y2k seems more saturated, I think?). I haven't tried Posh, because I don't sell on there anymore. I have HEARD that its easier to make money in live sales on Posh, but I believe that applies to more modern categories. As you can see, I ALSO am overwhelmed with my inventory. 😂. Its definitely a danger of reselling. Live shows can be draining even if you enjoy the performative aspects of it.

[@moathari]

may i suggest trying on some of the clothes, more facial and body expressions, and maybe a day in the life video where you take the audience with you to estate sales, and depending on the audience you seek ... more. You need to build up an audience and you are certainly photogenic enough to di it.

[@VintagePussycatShop]

Trying on clothes and vlogging requires a ton of editing, which I just don’t have the knowledge or capacity to do at this time. But thank you for the suggestion!