When I first began reselling on Poshmark, I made just about every mistake in the book. I cringe thinking back to how much time I wasted on unnecessary (and downright counterproductive) activities.

I wanted my reselling business to succeed so badly that I was willing to take any piece of advice—no matter how ridiculous or illogical it seemed. It left me feeling defeated and discouraged because I was putting in SO MUCH effort—only to be disappointed by the outcome.

Sound familiar? You’re not alone. With so much conflicting information out there, it can be hard to determine what’s actually worth spending your time on as a reseller. Luckily, through trial (and A LOT of error) I was able to figure out which tasks were pointless and which ones actually yield results.

In this blog post, I’ve rounded up 11 of the most common mistakes I see resellers making on Poshmark. Not only that—I’ve got solutions for how to fix them! Read on to spare yourself a lot of time (and heartache) and find out if you’ve fallen prey to any of the typical Poshmark pitfalls.

You don't have to be a professional photographer to take amazing photos for your Poshmark listings. You don't even need a bunch of fancy styling props or an expensive DSLR camera (your phone will work just fine!). Here's what you DO need…

As a full-time reseller, I’m always trying to find ways to improve the efficiency of my day-to-day tasks. Running a business is hard work, so whenever I discover a tool that can make my life easier I’m like, “Sign me up!”

Believe me when I say—I’ve tried and tested just about every reselling gadget under the sun. But there are only a select few that I use on a regular basis. So…which ones are worth it? Keep reading to find out the 6 tools I consider essential for my biz that I can’t imagine living without.

Are you a Poshmark reseller who’s been struggling to grow your sales?

You’ve put in so much hard work—sourcing, photographing, posting new listings—but you’re just not seeing the results you desire.

I know how discouraging it can be to want to grow your income but feel constrained by limited time and resources. You may even be tempted to throw in the towel because there’s simply not enough time in a day to complete all your tasks. It’s frustrating because you got into reselling to be your own boss, grow your income, and make your own schedule—but that’s beginning to seem more like an impossible fantasy than an attainable reality.

What if I told you there was a way you could start increasing your Poshmark sales right now with zero extra effort on your part?

When sending out Poshmark packages, is it always necessary to include a thank-you note? It’s a common question resellers ask themselves—especially newbies who want to make sure they’re doing everything juuust right.

In this blog post, I’m sharing:

• Whether or not thank-you notes are important

• The pros and cons of thank-you notes

• Suggestions for those who DO want to include thank-you notes

Growing a Poshmark reselling business can really test your patience. Don’t you ever wish you could just snap your fingers and somehow magically become a six-figure reseller overnight?

I’ve been there, too. I know how frustrating it can be to see other resellers making thousands of dollars in sales each month while you’re stuck wondering how long it will take you to ascend to that legendary peak. That’s why today, I’ve decided to share a few key tips and tricks I’ve learned on my own journey to help you speed up that process and get on the fast track to success.

So…the day every seller dreads has finally come: a case has been opened for your recent sale on Poshmark. You might be wondering: what does this mean? Am I in trouble? Why is this happening? And most importantly—what should I do?!

First, try not to worry or get too worked up about it. After all, cases happen to the best of us! That’s right—even the most seasoned “successful” sellers are not immune from it. In fact, having a case opened is unavoidable when you’re a high-volume seller. The more you sell, the higher your odds are—it’s as simple as that.

In all of the cases I’ve had opened against me, only four have resulted in a return. Since I’ve sold thousands of items, I’d say that’s a pretty decent track record! So whether this is your first case or your fifth, I’ll tell you everything you need to know about Poshmark cases and what to do if one is opened against you.