Hey Everyone, I’m going to reschedule our meeting to Wednesday evening instead of today due to the Super Bowl. 🥳 Hope everyone had an amazing weekend and looking forward to seeing you all and meeting the new members this Wednesday! (To access the meeting: go under the calendar tab and click the link for the Resellers connect meeting on the scheduled date.)

1. Strong Connections 2. Support and Caring 3. Inclusivity and Diversity 4. Shared Values and Goals 5. Active Participation Keeping these in mind, what do you all suggest I do or add to this community to make it great?

I wanted to pop in and see who’s actually here and ready to start posting, connecting, and building together. 🫣 Full transparency—the past couple of months have been crazy busy for me as a seller, too, so I haven’t been as active as I want to be. But that changes today! 💥 If you joined this community to connect, share wins, ask questions, and grow with like-minded people, this is your sign 🙌 👇 Drop a random GIF below (funny, hype, or whatever matches your personality), and let’s kick off some conversations. Bonus points if you reply to someone else’s GIF 👀 Let’s wake this place up. 🚀

Hey everyone! There are many of you in this community that I don’t personally know yet, and I’d love to change that. I’d love to hear your journey—from starting on Whatnot to where you are today. Please share whatever makes your story unique so we can get to know one another.

Price for profit, not excitement. Starting auctions at $1 feels smart—it attracts buyers and boosts activity. But the math tells a different story… After fees, shipping, supplies, gas, and time, a “cheap” sale often turns into negative cash flow. You’re working, packing, and shipping… to lose money. Low starts can be a strategy, but they are not a business model. If your prices don’t cover real costs, the volume only scales the loss. Unless you have an item that a majority of your customers are going to bid on, NEVER START items off at $1.