If you sell on Poshmark, you’ve probably felt it already — tighter enforcement, more account restrictions, and growing confusion around the 3% cancellation threshold, shipping standards, and listing compliance requirements. This isn’t theoretical anymore. Sellers are actively being impacted. And the consequences are more serious than many realize. Let’s break it down clearly — without panic, without rumors. Poshmark’s 2026 Enforcement Changes: What’s Actually Happening Over the past year, Poshmark has introduced multiple enforcement updates.

Selling on multiple marketplaces gives you more exposure. But it also creates more opportunities for mistakes. Duplicate listings. Forgotten delists. Broken relists. Sold items still active. If you’ve ever wondered why something didn’t update correctly, the answer is often simple: It wasn’t linked. The Link Feature in List Perfectly isn’t just a technical tool. It’s what keeps your business organized, accurate, and under control. What Does “Linking” Actually Mean? Linking connects a live marketplace listing

Online consignment selling has evolved from a casual side hustle into a serious business model. In 2026, buyers expect professional listings, fast fulfillment, and competitive pricing — and consignors expect transparency, communication, and results. If you’ve been thinking about starting (or improving) an online consignment business, this guide walks through what actually works today: realistic commissions, marketplace strategy, pricing, agreements, and how to scale without burning out. What Is Online Consignment Selling? Online consignment selling

Consignment selling can be an effective way to grow inventory without spending cash upfront — but it can also create tension, unrealistic expectations, and damaged relationships if it’s not handled professionally. Whether you’re consignment selling for family, friends, or complete strangers, the same rules apply: clear boundaries, written terms, and systems that protect your time and business. Many resellers start consignment selling casually, assuming trust requires no structure. In reality, trust requires structure — especially

Reselling doesn’t follow one path — and it never has. Some resellers sell as a hobby. Some list casually or part-time. Others sell seasonally. Many run physical stores and want to expose that same inventory to online buyers. And some manage full-scale reselling businesses across multiple marketplaces. When we say “every stage,” we mean all of it. List Perfectly was built because too many tools in this industry assume there’s only one way to resell

Poshmark in 2026 has made a number of meaningful changes over the past year. In my opinion as the owner of a reselling business, teacher of the reselling game and all around reselling “expert” – lol I try very hard to be an expert, some changes are promising. Some changes are concerning. And some have created new risks for sellers without providing the data needed to stay compliant. As we move through 2026, sellers are

What buyers are searching for right now isn’t about chasing trends or changing your whole business. It’s about recognizing why certain items are suddenly moving again — and pulling the right things forward in your inventory. Google search data is showing three very clear shifts in buyer behavior right now. If you sell online, you probably already have some of these items sitting in your bins. 1. 2016 Is Back — and Buyers Are Looking

With 2026 shipping fees for resellers rising across the board, sellers are rethinking how and where they list. USPS rate hikes and marketplace-specific shipping policies have made it clear: not all platforms handle shipping the same. Some give you deeply discounted labels. Others? Not so much. For resellers, adjusting your shipping strategy is key to protecting profits in the new year. This guide breaks down how top marketplaces are handling shipping in 2026, who pays

Poshmark has launched a new Seller Updates hub (think a blog landing page), designed to give sellers a single place to stay informed about platform changes that impact how closets are managed and how sales are fulfilled. This new updates page will be refreshed regularly, and January’s changes include feature returns, policy updates, and several important tests that sellers should understand early. Here’s a breakdown of what’s new — and what it means for your

Crosslisting to Depop is one of the easiest ways to expand your resale business without sourcing new inventory. But repetitive tasks can slow sellers down fast. That’s where Depop core details inside List Perfectly make a real difference. By setting key Depop-only fields once, sellers save time, reduce listing errors, and move through crosslisting more efficiently. The Hidden Cost of Repetitive Depop Listing Tasks When resellers add Depop to a multi-marketplace workflow, repetition becomes the

Many fashion resellers assume growth requires sourcing more inventory, chasing new trends, or changing what already works. In reality, most resellers don’t need new inventory. They need their listings to be visible to the right audience and buyers. That’s why more fashion resellers are adding Depop to their existing workflow. Within List Perfectly, Depop is the fastest-growing marketplace, making it a natural next step for fashion resellers who want to reach new buyers without rebuilding

Starting January 18, 2026, United States Postal Service (USPS) is implementing new shipping rates that will affect resellers, ecommerce sellers, and small businesses. These changes are officially published in USPS’s Price Change Index, which includes final price files, notices, and service-level updates. Some shipping services are getting more expensive, others are seeing targeted decreases—especially at higher weight tiers. If shipping costs impact your margins (and they do), here’s a clear, seller-focused breakdown of what’s changing

New to Depop? Here’s Why This Listing Contest Matters If you’ve been thinking about trying Depop, now is the right time to get started. Depop and List Perfectly are collaborating on a January listing contest designed to support new Depop sellers as they launch their shops with intention. This challenge encourages sellers to bring inventory they already have listed on other marketplaces to Depop, while building strong listing habits that help new accounts gain traction.

Depop is a search-first marketplace—meaning buyers discover items primarily through search results, not a feed. Because of this, understanding Depop SEO is one of the most important skills you can learn as a reseller. When you optimize your listings for search, you increase your chances of ranking higher, receiving more impressions, and converting more buyers. This complete Depop SEO guide explains how search works, what influences visibility, the most important ranking signals, and how multi-marketplace

Let’s be honest—few things are more stressful than scrambling through piles of inventory to find a single item while a buyer waits for a tracking update. If your inventory management system feels like a guessing game instead of a strategy, it’s time for an overhaul. And if you’re the only person who can find an item because “it’s all in your head,” that’s a serious risk to your reselling business. Inventory management for resellers is