Turn thrift finds into clear listings in minutes, not hours.

5 copy-paste prompts

1. Listing from a photo

I'm uploading photos of an item I'm selling on [EBAY /
FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE / POSHMARK / ETSY]. Write a title
(within the site's title limit) and a clear description:
brand, size, color, material, measurements I should add,
and any flaws I can see. Don't guess the brand or era if
you can't tell; mark it [CHECK].

2. What should I research first?

Before I price this [ITEM], tell me exactly what to look up:
which keywords to search in SOLD listings, which details
change the value (tags, model numbers, condition), and
red flags for fakes. Don't give me a price.

3. Friendly buyer replies

Write short, friendly replies for these buyer messages:
1) “Is this still available?” 2) a lowball offer of [$]
3) “Can you ship today?” Keep my price at [$] but stay
polite.

4. Should I buy it?

I'm in a thrift store looking at [ITEM] for [$]. Ask me 5
quick yes/no questions that help me decide whether it's
worth researching, based on condition, brand and demand.

5. Simple inventory sheet

Make a simple inventory table with columns: SKU, item,
cost, date bought, where listed, list price, sold price,
fees, profit. Fill in these items: [LIST].