1. Sell clothing to a consignment store
2. Sell any item you own on Facebook Marketplace
Go to Facebook Marketplace
Click on: +Sell Something
It will then ask you the following:
Select a Category
What are you selling?
Price
Describe your item
Up to 10 photos
I always recommend you take someone with you when you sell items.
3. Ebates
I'm always skeptical of things - looking for a "catch". In this case, I'm sure your buying habits are being tracked and data collected for marketing purposes. For me, that was a trade-off I was willing to take. I don't really believe things I buy on the internet are private anyway. To date, I have earned $86 - but it really is for buying things I would anyway - I don't have to do anything extra. Click the button below to sign up and you'll get $10 just for signing up (which will come to you in the form of a check, after a period of time)!4. Sell Clothes or Accessories Using Poshmark
This is my sister Jordan's FAVORITE thing - here are her instructions:
Poshmark is my favorite place to get great deals on clothes! You can buy and sell on it and get the cash deposited for your items or even Poshmark credit to go toward your next order. It has every size and brand you can think of and people are always adding new clothes they are selling daily. It's really simple, here's the basics:
- Download the Poshmark app or click here on your computer and set up an account - make sure to click the link that says "referral code" or "invite code" and type in autumnprincess and you will get $5 credit to spend!
- List your items, (brand names are best, anything from Banana Republic or Maurices to Lily Pulitzer and Kate Spade)
- Only list great quality items and be honest about any wear and tear on the item, take lots of pictures, be sure to show front and back of clothing.
- You can make offers on items so the price isn't set in stone (I love making offers).
- Once you sell something - congratulations! You print off the custom shipping label and drop the package off at the post office.
It's a great community and easy to navigate. You even get to personalize how you ship the item, tissue paper and a thank you note are encouraged! Some people even branch into selling wholesale or boutique clothing and make a profit. I have had a great experience with it, in my opinion it's better than thredUP because you get a commission for your clothes that are sold and there's a lot more inventory. Shop my closet and follow me @autumnprincess, as they say on Poshmark, Happy Poshing!
5. Find something you're good at and market that skill or service
If you like to bake, advertise that you are selling cookies or cinnamon rolls (I have friends that do both!), if you are a teacher and have created lesson plans and materials, sell those; if you play an instrument, advertise that skill.
6. Earn Money from the stock market
from reading a blog, I learned about the app Stash, which brings the stock market to every day people. For me it has been an introduction to the stock market - it's really user friendly and continually has new articles to help you learn more about it. It's pretty low stakes for me - I invest $5 a month - but you get to pick where to invest your money and it's an amazing feeling to see a return on your investment. Start investing with @Stash today! We’ll each get $5 when you use my link: Stash
If you need any extra encouragement - check out FIRE Drill Podcast (which I learned stands for Financial Independence, Retire Early) here (or wherever you listen to podcasts)(also recommended by my sister Jordan!) (so many parentheses!).
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