We’re starting to see eBay wake back up a bit after turning promoted listings back on.
Last week was honestly a real eye-opener on how much eBay controls visibility when promotions are off. We didn’t hit the 5–10 sales days we were hoping for, but sales are slowly rolling back in, which is at least a step in the right direction.
On Poshmark, we’re leaning hard into bundles and aggressive deals. Bundles don’t bring top dollar, but they move multiple pieces at once, and that matters more right now. I’d rather sell 5 items in one bundle at a discount than sit on 2–3 items for weeks waiting for full price. Cash flow and inventory movement > slow grind.
Behind the scenes, the real work has been editing listings. We’ve been going through listings daily — adjusting titles, tightening keywords, tweaking prices, and testing what actually gets eyes back on items. It’s not flashy, but this is the stuff that turns the tap back on.
Feb 3 results (after fees):
🛍 Poshmark: ~$126 sold | ~$79 profit | ~$20 COGs
📦 eBay: ~$130 sold | ~$59 profit | ~$8 COGs
Not explosive — but controlled, intentional, and moving inventory again.
Now we watch how these changes stack up over the next few days and keep adjusting.
We are sharing these numbers to show others what can happen, Trust me with better inventory you can make even more but we haven't been sourcing as much to clear out bins of old items and get ready with cash flow and space for warmer months when we stock up on inventory for the winter