Why Aren't You Listing Winter Clothing on eBay in the Summer?

Sounds kind of silly, right? I mean, who in their right mind is going to buy winter clothing online when it is 90 or even 100 degrees outside? Plenty of people, that's who! Remember the motto, "People can't buy what isn't listed."

Here are a few examples from my eBay store, Atlanta Golf  Shop, of winter items I have sold this summer. So you can see the proof is in the pudding. Some items have been listed a while, others were newly listed. Bottom line - if you list it, they will come!

Levis Trucker Jacket, $7 at Goodwill, listed in March, sold in June for $79.97

Michael Simon Christmas Sweater $6 at thrift store, listed in February, sold in June for $39.97

LL Bean wool skirt $1 at thrift store, listed in May 2014, sold in June for $20 (BO)

Life is Good flannel pj pants $3 at Goodwill, listed in June, sold in a week for $25

J Crew Tweed skirt $6 at Goodwill, listed June, sold in 2 weeks for $55 on BO

Talbots sweater $6 at Goodwill, listed in May, sold in July for $59.97

100% cashmere sweater $6 at Goodwill, listed in June, sold for $35 on BO in July

Storybook Knits sweater $6 at Goodwill, listed in May, sold for $64.97 in July

Lanz of Salzburg flannel nightgown, $3 at Goodwill listed in June, sold for $49.97 in July

I think you get the idea. This post isn't to brag but to show what is possible. eBay knows no seasons. If you find it, list it. If you have it, list it. If you aren't listing winter clothing in the summer you are leaving money on the table. And maybe a lot of money.

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