End of The Month Reseller Report November 2020

Blogging has been a great way to keep up with book keeping. Did I make over $360? How many orders did I have this month? Did I sell anything else besides books?

I did break my record and my sales total for this month was $369.99.

I had a total of 29 orders this month.

The highlight of November was the Rusk County Library sale, I got over 300 beautiful books added to my inventory. Cyberweek sales and black friday also helped over on Depop and I cleared a lot of books that have been listed for a while.

I continued uploading short videos to Youtube. (I now have 30 followers) My facebook page has also grown so much.

Oh! And I got books for my birthday.

Here's a recap of my blog posts from November in case you missed anything:

What Sold - November 1- 7

What Sold - November 8-14

What Sold - November 15 - 21

What Sold - November 22 - 30

I go sourcing for books every week, sometimes more than twice. There's a Goodwill Trip and Hospice Trip uncounted for. My Thrift With Me posts:

Thrift with Me - November 4

Thrift with Me - November 5

Thrift with Me - haul originally from August 26th

Thrift with Me (library sale) - November 12

Thrift with Me (library sale!) - November

Thrift with me (library sale) - November 23

my first library sale thrift with me - November 10

There were some other non-reseller related content i posted this month too:

Then and Now: Harry Potter Throwback

When Your Best Friend Pulls Out a Year book 2010

Progress Pic, From When I started Depop 9 months ago to Now

What I bought off Depop

I started Work With Me Posts, which works like a nice motivator tool.

Work with Me: Late Night Shift

Work with Me: Tornado Listing

Work with Me: All i do is list list list

This post is going up a little late, but I am about to do my December Plan with Me. This is the most important month for me, as this is my only source of income.

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Visit my Etsy to view my vintage books via Hyla Brook Books

or every book available in my Depop shop

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