8 articles on business for resellers growing on Facebook Marketplace.
How to hold an item on Facebook Marketplace without losing the sale: give every hold a deadline, take a deposit for anything longer than the same day, and keep a backup buyer in line. Here is when I say yes to a hold, when I say no, the exact messages I send, and what I do when the first buyer goes quiet.
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How to track flipping profits on Facebook Marketplace comes down to one habit: log every item the day you buy it and again the day it sells, with the all-in cost on one side and the real payout on the other. The number that matters is net profit per item, not the sale price. Once you have a few dozen rows, the ledger tells you which categories, sources, and price points actually pay - and which ones only look busy.
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A restriction locks you out of buying or selling on Marketplace while the rest of Facebook keeps working. Here is what actually triggers it, how to read your Account Status page correctly, and the habits that get you unrestricted and keep you that way.
Read articleOne mixed-up pickup time turned into a review that dented my rating. Here is what a Facebook Marketplace seller rating actually measures, why one bad review hurts less than it feels like it does, and the habit I built to keep it from happening again.
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Yes, in most cases. Profit from flipping on Facebook Marketplace is taxable income whether or not you ever receive a 1099-K. Here is what actually counts as taxable, what does not, and how to track it without overcomplicating your side hustle.
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Boosting pays to put your listing in front of more buyers, but it is not free money for every item. Here is when the spend pays for itself, when it just eats your margin, and how to test it without wasting your flip profit.
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Dealing with returns and complaints on Facebook Marketplace is part of reselling at any scale. Here is how to handle them without drama, protect your reputation, and decide when to offer a refund and when not to.
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Going from occasional flips to a consistent $1,000+ per month side income is a systems problem, not a luck problem. Here is what changing when you start scaling.
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