Why every item needs its own price
Second-hand has no price list. Why clear rules, comparable prices and a second opinion beat gut feeling.
Sold means sold: one stock for shop and online
Selling one-offs in the shop, in your own online store and on marketplaces needs a single stock. Why – and what matters.
A one-off can only be sold once. That sounds obvious – until the same item is offered in several places: in the shop, in your own online store, on eBay.
The risk: sold twice
If the vase sells in the shop while it is still listed online, someone may order the same item that evening. Then come the cancellation, the apology and, at worst, a bad review.
The answer: one stock, many channels
Instead of keeping a separate list for each channel, every channel works from the same stock. Each item has exactly one status. When it sells anywhere, it disappears everywhere else.
What matters
Fast feedback. A sale at the till has to reach the stock before someone orders online.
A price per channel. Online an item may fetch more than in the shop – or less. Each channel may have its own price; the stock stays one.
Record once. Photos and descriptions from intake are the basis for every online offer. Maintaining things twice costs time and causes mistakes.
How go2markt.de helps
go2markt.de keeps one stock for shop, online store and marketplaces. Listings come from the item card, prices can differ per channel – and sold means sold, wherever it happens.