One viral post, a ThreadUp label mystery, and a listener question that turns into a full eBay shipping masterclass - this episode is packed with real reseller strategy you can use right away.
Kendall hits a huge breakthrough on Facebook after posting a video that racks up 100,000+ views and pushes her within reach of 1,000 followers, while Hannah shares how ThreadUp is suddenly working in a big way for her retired mom and a reseller friend who never expected to become active users. Both hosts also talk honestly about the emotional side of reselling, from burnout and comparison to the relief that comes from getting it all out in the open.
You’ll hear the practical side too: how Hannah is simplifying consignment payouts by sending full boxes to ThreadUp, why she’s reaching out to local consignment stores for liquidation inventory, and what Kendall is learning as she evaluates what actually sells in her first and second boxes. The conversation also covers fast-moving sales on Depop, Poshmark, eBay, and Frank and Eileen, plus why Kendall is starting to trust Depop in a way she never expected.
We also break down the latest platform news, including Facebook’s new Seller app, speculation around a Depop fee, the latest eBay for Sellers webinar, shipping rate increases, and the big Poshmark news involving Linda’s move from eBay. If you’re trying to stay ahead of platform changes without getting buried in them, this segment is worth hearing.
Then the episode shifts into a practical, beginner-friendly eBay shipping lesson. Kendall explains the difference between calculated shipping and flat-fee policies, how to set business policies, when to use combined shipping discounts, and why rate tables may matter more than you think. Hannah adds her cross-listing perspective too, making this especially useful if you sell on Nifty, Vendu, or anywhere that pulls in your store settings automatically.
Perfect for resellers who want real-world platform updates, honest encouragement, and a clearer grip on eBay shipping without the overwhelm. If you’ve been putting off your store policies, this is the episode that makes it feel doable.
