-as a ukay (thrift) seller for almost 5 years 🫶🏼😘 Hi everyone, I started my own business in 2021 selling ukay/thrifted clothes. I began with just a half-bale; at first, sales were really slow because I wasn't established or well-known yet—it took about a month to sell everything in that half-bale. Then, I tried a sealed bale, and eventually, I got used to sourcing only sealed bales. In the world of ukay, it’s not always a win; not every bale you open turns a profit. There are times you open a bale where practically nothing is sellable—in short, you lose money. There are also bales that are just "okay"—some items are good, others aren't—and it really depends on your strategy to make a profit. And of course, there are bales that are big winners—or what we call *paldo* (highly profitable)—so this business requires courage, hard work, and resourcefulness. There are times when sales are brisk and days when they are slow, but the important thing is to avoid "zero days"; as the older saying goes, a peso income is better than zero. Whatever business you're in, just put prayer, hard work, and perseverance, and God will truly lift you up. 🥰😘
Im your tinderera prety jhen :)
Negosyo tip😘 #1
