"Sell more this month" isn't a goal, it's a wish. Flippedit lets you set real targets for revenue, items listed, or items sold, then moves the progress bar for you as sales sync in.
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Some sellers push listing volume, some chase revenue, some just want ten sales a week. Pick the measure that matters and the range that suits.
The Goal Planner takes a monthly take-home profit goal and works backwards: what pace do today, this week, and this month need to run at to hit it? The dashboard shows each one against target, so a slow week is visible while there's still time to fix it.
It lives on the web dashboard and the mobile app, so you can check whether you're on pace from the op shop aisle.
What today's sales need to reach to stay on pace. The number that turns 'I should list more' into 'I need two more sales by tonight'.
The weekly pace check. One quiet day is noise, a quiet week is a trend you want to catch early.
Progress toward the take-home profit goal itself, so you always know whether the month is won, close, or needs a push.
Revenue, items listed, or items sold, over daily, weekly, or custom ranges. Progress updates automatically as sales land through the eBay sync.
The Goal Planner turns a monthly take-home profit goal into a sales pace. It shows whether today, this week, and this month are on track against the income goal you set, on both web and the mobile app.
Yes on Pro. Sales sync in daily, so goal progress moves without you logging anything. On Lite, progress updates as you record sales yourself.
Each pace ring compares actual sales against where they need to be, so a slow week shows up as behind-pace while there's still time in the month to fix it, rather than as a surprise on the 31st.
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