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Learn how long-tail, conversational keywords can help eBay, Poshmark, and Mercari sellers boost visibility as AI shopping platforms like ChatGPT emerge. Smart SEO equals more buyers, less guessing.
The Future of Ecommerce Isn’t Search — It’s Conversation
For years, online shopping looked like this:
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Brands are racing to prepare for direct checkout across AI platforms like ChatGPT — but what does that mean for smaller sellers on Poshmark and eBay? Here’s an insightful, fun breakdown for resellers and marketplace sellers.
1) The AI Checkout Buzz: What’s All the Hype About?Imagine browsing Instagram… and boom — you’re within the app, ...
Valentine’s Day lands on a Saturday this year — and that detail alone changes the whole vibe. Instead of a rushed Thursday dinner date, we’re looking at a full Romance Weekend filled with micro-trips, spa days, curated outfits, and upgraded gift experiences.
Gen Z, Millennials, singles, friend groups, pet parents — everyone is participating...
Most people don’t quit reselling because they fail.
They quit because they burn out.
They get tired of overflowing inventory, constant sourcing pressure, low-margin sales, and feeling like they’re always chasing the next trend just to stay afloat.
Meanwhile, there’s another group of resellers you rarely hear from.
There’s one mistake I see resellers make over and over again — and most of them don’t realize it until they’re drowning in inventory.
It’s not pricing too high.
It’s not missing trends.
And it’s not sourcing “bad brands.”
It’s buying too much.
Overbuying feels productive. It ...
