OA sellers: what actually makes a good replenishable SKU
Plenty of products are profitable once but what signals tell you something is worth buying repeatedly instead of just treating it like a one-off flip?
Curious what higher-volume OA sellers think about manual sourcing vs reverse seller sourcing these days.
It seems like most people eventually move toward reverse sourcing because it’s faster/scalable, but I also hear people say manual sourcing finds less saturated leads with better longevity.
For people doing real volume:
Trying to figure out where I should focus more energy as I scale.
12V power outlet broken (the cigarette port) on 2018 Model 3 anyone dealt with this? What did Tesla charge? if a lot, and in case of replacement would it be smart to buy the part and the labor else where.
Outlet works only in a specific position, clearly the socket contacts are worn/damaged. Tesla service center visit coming up. Curious what others paid for this repair and if there’s anything I should know going in.
Doing OA, currently tracking manually. Looking to understand the specific operational pain points that justify adding a paid inventory management tool that costs $69 if you know this one please could you give me any tips or advice