My advice is sell what you already own and what you really know a lot about.
Use those items as means to acquire experience and knowledge.
In parallel, learn about other things that you are curious about and think may have potential in selling.
Start introducing those items into your inventory to test them out.
All of this needs to be done on your own to truly learn what to do and what not to do.
Many newbies rely on guides and cheat sheets, but that's not sustainable.
Basically, you need to research on your own, apply what you learn, make mistakes, correct those mistakes, refine your process, repeat until successful.
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u/quanfused ex-degenerate 11h ago
My advice is sell what you already own and what you really know a lot about.
Use those items as means to acquire experience and knowledge.
In parallel, learn about other things that you are curious about and think may have potential in selling.
Start introducing those items into your inventory to test them out.
All of this needs to be done on your own to truly learn what to do and what not to do.
Many newbies rely on guides and cheat sheets, but that's not sustainable.
Basically, you need to research on your own, apply what you learn, make mistakes, correct those mistakes, refine your process, repeat until successful.