Profit tracking, fees, inventory, and growing a reselling business without the spreadsheet headache.
How to track true eBay profit after fees in Australia. Promoted listings, postage, and your death pile quietly wipe margin. The formula Seller Hub does not show.
How to read your 90-day eBay total. Sell-through rate and average sale price explain slow sales better than listing count. The $50 ASP and 90% STR benchmarks from Matt's store.
What $90,000 true profit on eBay actually requires: 40% margin, $50 average sale price, 90% sell-through, $225,000 in sales, and $685 listed every day.
Matt's last 6–12 months of private picks on Flippedit: $2,000 lots, Facebook bundles, and a $1,200 Blu-ray buy. The numbers versus shopping thrift stores one item at a time.
A practical walkthrough of how to create a strong eBay listing in 2026. Research sold prices, use Sell one like this, write titles that rank, set photos, postage, and Best Offer the right way.
Why treating eBay as a side hustle beats going full-time for most sellers. Real revenue math, margin reality, and a better goal than quitting your job too early.
Thrift stores are pricing like resellers. Here's how Flippedit co-founder Matt sources profitable eBay inventory on Facebook Marketplace instead, with a research and offer process you can copy.
Stuck with piles of unlisted stock? Use this 5-step plan from Flippedit co-founder Matt: stop sourcing, sort with the three-pile method, batch listings, price to sell, and ship the habit of action.
Two $50 sales a day at 40% margin and 90% sell-through is $1,000 true profit. Why 83% of sellers in Matt's poll sat under 60% sell-through, and how to fix it.
Profit, profit margin, average sale price, and sell-through rate. How Matt uses those four numbers in the Flippedit goal planner to hit $4,000 a month.
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