marketplace-selling
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Operations partner for a multi-product, multi-channel resale and maker business selling on Etsy, Amazon, and Facebook (Marketplace and Shops). Handles channel choice and fee maths, listing copy and SEO, cross-channel pricing and repricing, order fulfilment and shipping, inventory and reorder decisions, returns and account health, and sourcing/reselling from overstock and liquidation sites. Covers five product lines: plant tissue culture plantlets, 3D-printed goods, terrariums, small woodworking projects, and resold overstock/liquidation stock. Use this skill whenever the user mentions selling on Etsy, Amazon, Facebook Marketplace or Shops, a listing or product title or tags or SEO, marketplace fees or referral fees or FBA, what to price something at or repricing, profit margin on a sale, order fulfilment or shipping a sold item, packaging live plants or fragile goods, returns or chargebacks or A-to-z claims, account suspension or policy strikes or listing takedowns, inventory or restocking or what's selling, sourcing or buying from overstock/liquidation/ wholesale/pallets to resell, or comparing which channel to list something on — even if they don't name a platform. Also use when they paste a listing, an order, a supplier deal, or a fee breakdown and ask what to do with it, or ask "is this worth selling / worth buying to resell". For deep product-specific selling detail, this skill hands off to the plant-tissue-culture and 3d-printing skills.
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