College student has brought in $31,000 selling clothes on Poshmark — here’s how
Kaitlin Kao started selling her old clothes on Poshmark when she was 16. She’s sold over 1,900 items and her side hustle has brought in over $31,000 so far.
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Poshmark and Snapchat team up to court Gen Z consumers for ‘Posh Parties’ and shopping
It’s the Zoomer dream team: Poshmark—a leading web marketplace for vintage clothing, jewelry, and decor—meets Snapchat, the new king of social media platforms for the teenage bracket. The two tech-focused companies are together launching Poshmark Mini, a social shopping product housed within Snapchat. According to a media release, Mini will bring “the thrill of the Poshmark treasure hunt” to the app, by letting users interact with other shoppers during real-time “Posh Parties,” browse the entire catalogue of 200 million-plus items for sale, and see what brands are trending.
Poshmark Mini Will Bring A Snippet Of Its Shopping Experience To Snapchat
The social commerce resale giant has teamed up with Snapchat to create a Mini shopping experience on Snapchat’s app, becoming the first preloved e-retailer to sell on the platform. “Poshmark is experiencing one of the most exhilarating periods in our history,” said Manish Chandra, founder and CEO of Poshmark. “We’re thrilled to partner with Snap on this innovative experience that will allow us to continue to grow our community of more than 80 million users. It’s an incredible opportunity to introduce the magic of our community-driven brand to millions of consumers, especially younger demographics, at scale.”
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Poshmark hitting the mark in Australia with new Sendle partnership
Poshmark on Tuesday launched a tie-up with Australia Post rival Sendle, a partnership the companies say will give Australian ‘Poshers’ access to affordable and sustainable parcel delivery for the first time. “Our mission from day one has been to bring the human experience that you see in everyday shopping into the online world, so to partner with Sendle and make everything super simple has been great,” Poshmark CEO Manish Chandra said in an interview. He added that Australians have an average of $500 worth of unworn clothes laying around, with his company primed to allow users to turn old jumpers or jeans into extra cash.