Rep selling via website

kvole99

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Hi all

Been in the reselling game for a few years now , mainly vinted and eBay , starting to run out of banks now to cash out to for my sales , any advice on how to run a website to sell my stock and advertise to an audience to gain traffic ? Many thanks
 
If you're just starting out selling through a website, the most important thing isn't simply building a website and waiting for customers to come. You should focus on three main things: a simple, easy-to-buy website with clear images, detailed descriptions, and convenient payment methods; leveraging eBay, Vinted, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram to drive traffic to your website; and running small ads first to test which products are in demand before increasing your budget. In my opinion, it's best to be cautious in the beginning.
 
Shopify with organic TikTok content is the fastest way to build an audience from scratch for reselling. Post the finds, show the flips, traffic follows naturally.
 
I’ve been in reselling for a few years too. Running your own website is a great way to scale and reduce dependency on platforms like Vinted or eBay. Here’s what works well.
  1. Website Setup: Use Shopify, WooCommerce, or BigCommerce they’re easy to manage and secure for payments.
  2. Payment Options: Offer multiple gateways PayPal, Stripe, etc. so you’re not limited to one bank.
  3. Traffic & Marketing: Start with social media Instagram, TikTok to showcase products. Consider running small paid campaigns and using SEO friendly product descriptions.
  4. Email List: Collect emails for repeat customers and newsletters this is gold for long term traffic.
Focus on creating a smooth buying experience and building trust that usually converts better than just driving random traffic.
 
Hi all

Been in the reselling game for a few years now , mainly vinted and eBay , starting to run out of banks now to cash out to for my sales , any advice on how to run a website to sell my stock and advertise to an audience to gain traffic ? Many thanks
Create a website with a store layout to list your products. Then drive traffic through paid ads on Google or Facebook, or focus on SEO to attract organic visitors.
 
If you're just starting out selling through a website, the most important thing isn't simply building a website and waiting for customers to come. You should focus on three main things: a simple, easy-to-buy website with clear images, detailed descriptions, and convenient payment methods; leveraging eBay, Vinted, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram to drive traffic to your website; and running small ads first to test which products are in demand before increasing your budget. In my opinion, it's best to be cautious in the beginning.
would it be stricter if I was selling reps of brands ?

Shopify with organic TikTok content is the fastest way to build an audience from scratch for reselling. Post the finds, show the flips, traffic follows naturally.
I am reselling reps not my own merch though

I’ve been in reselling for a few years too. Running your own website is a great way to scale and reduce dependency on platforms like Vinted or eBay. Here’s what works well.
  1. Website Setup: Use Shopify, WooCommerce, or BigCommerce they’re easy to manage and secure for payments.
  2. Payment Options: Offer multiple gateways PayPal, Stripe, etc. so you’re not limited to one bank.
  3. Traffic & Marketing: Start with social media Instagram, TikTok to showcase products. Consider running small paid campaigns and using SEO friendly product descriptions.
  4. Email List: Collect emails for repeat customers and newsletters this is gold for long term traffic.
Focus on creating a smooth buying experience and building trust that usually converts better than just driving random traffic.
amazing thank you , do you have tele ?

Create a website with a store layout to list your products. Then drive traffic through paid ads on Google or Facebook, or focus on SEO to attract organic visitors.
does this work for reps ?
 
I am reselling reps not my own merch though
Same strategy still applies, just keep the content focused on the lifestyle and aesthetic, never show brand logos clearly or TikTok will shut you down fast.
 
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