Reselling means selling products that belong to a supplier and keeping the difference between the supplier's price and your price. You don't buy stock upfront, and you don't need a shop. Here is how to start properly.
1. Pick a small set of products you understand
Start with 5 to 10 products in one area you know well: fashion, beauty, phone accessories, home items or baby products. It is easier to answer customers' questions and to post about things you actually like.
- Choose products your friends, colleagues or neighbours already buy.
- Check the supplier's photos, stock level and reviews before you add a product.
- Avoid very cheap items at first: the profit per sale is too small to be worth the effort.
2. Set a price that customers accept
Look at what similar products sell for on WhatsApp, Instagram and online marketplaces in your city. Add a profit that keeps you competitive. A fair profit is often between 10% and 30% of the supplier's price, depending on the product.
3. Share your store every day
Your customers are already on WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook. Post a few products each day on your WhatsApp Status, send your store link to groups where you're allowed to sell, and reply to every enquiry quickly.
4. Make buyers feel safe
- Use clear photos and honest descriptions (sizes, colours, what is included).
- Tell buyers how payment and delivery work before they pay.
- Answer questions fast and follow up after delivery.
5. Keep track of your money
Know what you earn on each order and what you've been paid. Withdraw your profit regularly and re-invest some of it in promoting your best-selling products.
How Nodaar helps
On Nodaar you add products from verified suppliers to your own online store, set your price and share your store link. Buyers pay online securely, the supplier packs the order and arranges delivery with the buyer, and your profit goes to your wallet after delivery. Get the app to start.