21. Sell Stuff on Craigslist or Decluttr

21. Sell Stuff on Craigslist or Decluttr

It is so easy to sell things online in 2021 and make an extra few hundred dollars here and there. Why? There are platforms such as Etsy, which make it easy to connect your product with potential buyers.

Are you into quilting? Do you make jewelry? Do you like building surfboards? Sell your goods online by opening your own Esty shop!

Pro Tip: A big new trend is selling printables, or digital downloads, in your Etsy shop. What I love about digital downloads is you only make the design once, but sell it hundreds of times over. Plus, there’s no shipping or fulfillment costs.

Even if it’s only a few dollars at the start, your earnings can add up to good money over time for no additional work.

Got old DVDs, a tablet, or a cell phone lying around? Trade your phone in for hundreds of dollars. You’ll even get a 10% trade-in bonus (up to $50) at Decluttr with code SELLMYCELL10. And they buy a lot more than cell phones.

If you’re looking for a more local approach, Craigslist-one of the original online marketplaces-works whether you’re selling a prom dress, a used car, or a set of cookware.

If you arrange a meet-up, insist on a location that’s well-lit and well-populated. More and more police stations now have safe zones in their parking lots with live camera feeds to deter theft.

Facebook Marketplace is becoming more and more popular, and what’s great about it is users are verified through the Facebook platform. It makes it a little more trustworthy when selling your items and accepting cash from people.

22. Sell Items on Consignment

Consignment shops can sell your stuff for you. They’ll take a percentage of your profits but they’ll also keep your clothes, electronics, jewelry, musical instruments, or even your car, in front of buyers without you having to take an active role.

Just search online for consignment stores in your area, or check out our post on all the best online consignment shops.

Another option is for you to act like a consignment store for your friends.Continue reading