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Short, first-person notes written while building our products. Written for people, and structured so the AI models that now read the web can use them too.

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  1. July 20265 notes
  2. Reseller economicsI started buying the "annoying to list" stock everyone else skips and the thinner competition paid better than the easy stuff1 min
  3. Reseller economicsYour odds of a sale scale with how many real items are live and findable not how perfect any one listing is2 min
  4. Reseller economicsHand-writing a listing isn't free admin it's a wage you pay yourself out of the item's margin2 min
  5. GLP-1You file a whole month by its worst moment and how it ended never by its average2 min
  6. GLP-1You can't feel slow change day to day you can only see it against a note from two months ago2 min
  7. June 202680 notes
  8. Reseller economicsYou're pricing what you paid, not what it's worth and the buyer doesn't care what you paid2 min
  9. GLP-1Today's mood quietly repaints your memory of the whole month a note written on the day is the one account it can't re-tint2 min
  10. Reseller economicsI stopped letting stock pile up to "list later" and freeing the dead money doubled how fast I could re-buy2 min
  11. GLP-1You can't spot a pattern by remembering your head holds three days, a pattern needs thirty2 min
  12. Reseller economicsYour listing isn't judged on its own it's ranked against the four tabs open next to it2 min
  13. GLP-1A worry in your head has no edges write it down and it gets smaller2 min
  14. Reseller economics"no views" and "views but no sale" are two different problems and most sellers fix the wrong one1 min
  15. GLP-1Track the one thing that's actually on your mind ignore the fields someone else decided mattered2 min
  16. Reseller economicsI started listing the cheap stuff I used to bin and "not worth it" turned into £60 a week1 min
  17. Reseller economicsYour first listing is sharp, your tenth is rubbish the shop is only as good as the listings you wrote knackered2 min
  18. GLP-1You're not logging for today-you you're leaving a note for a version of you who's completely forgotten this week2 min
  19. GLP-1The thing that kills tracking isn't motivation it's perfectionism (a record full of holes still beats memory)2 min
  20. Reseller economicsThe listing was slow, so the sales were slow, so I lost heart the flywheel that looked like laziness2 min
  21. Reseller economicsListing doesn't fail because it's hard it fails because starting is hard (the bag by the door)2 min
  22. Reseller economicsEvery listing is read by two completely different audiences most sellers write for one and lose the other2 min
  23. GLP-1The value of logging isn't the record you read back it's the noticing it makes you do today2 min
  24. Reseller economicsThe silent buyer never asks your description has to answer the question before it's asked2 min
  25. GLP-1Your prescriber sees a few minutes every few months the in-between is the real story, and only you can record it2 min
  26. Reseller economicsListing doesn't tire you out because it's slow it tires you out because it's a hundred tiny decisions (decision fatigue)2 min
  27. Reseller economicsThe day listing stopped being my bottleneck, I started sourcing braver and my shop finally grew2 min
  28. Reseller economicsYou're polishing one listing to death while fifteen sit unlisted (the perfectionism tax)2 min
  29. Reseller economicsThe synonym gap buyers search different words for the same thing, and your listing only carries one2 min
  30. Reseller economicsI stopped saving up a "list day" now I list in stolen minutes and my count tripled2 min
  31. GLP-1Your memory doesn't just forget it rewrites when things happened2 min
  32. GLP-1Context is one extra word a bare note is only half a note2 min
  33. Reseller economicsYou don't have a sourcing problem, you have a listing backlog (the bin-bag stock you already own)1 min
  34. Reseller economicsThe side hustle stopped eating my evenings so I actually kept doing it (and that's why it out-earns)2 min
  35. GLP-1The no-shame tracker guilt-trip streak apps backfire on a long routine2 min
  36. GLP-1It's a reference, not a diary you don't owe it daily writing2 min
  37. Reseller economicsThe price your buyer actually sees isn't your price so stop competing on pennies1 min
  38. GLP-1You only write things down on the bad weeks so your record makes the whole thing look worse than it was2 min
  39. Reseller economicsI started posting same-day and my reviews carried the rest of my shop2 min
  40. GLP-1Progress was never a straight line a record is how you see your own trend instead of the daily wobble2 min
  41. Reseller economicsPeople are favouriting your items and you're letting them go cold2 min
  42. Reseller economicsWhen paying to promote actually pays and when you're just donating to Vinted2 min
  43. GLP-1Your tracking is in five places, which is the same as nowhere2 min
  44. Reseller economicsI stopped guessing what to buy I just read my own sold listings2 min
  45. Reseller economicsPick the wrong parcel size and the postage eats your profit2 min
  46. Reseller economicsYou left the colour box blank, so you dropped out of every filtered search2 min
  47. GLP-1You didn't track from day one start anyway, today2 min
  48. GLP-1A private log is the only one you'll be honest in2 min
  49. Reseller economicsYou priced at £22 and disappeared from a thousand searches2 min
  50. GLP-1The perfect tracker you quit beats nothing but the lazy one you keep beats both2 min
  51. Reseller economicsOne extra photo doubled how fast my stuff sold2 min
  52. Reseller economicsBuyers don't search for "dress," they search for "wedding guest"2 min
  53. Reseller economicsThe size that sells in three days vs the size that sits for three months2 min
  54. GLP-1The quiet relief of getting it out of your head2 min
  55. Reseller economicsOne £45 item made my £12 items start selling2 min
  56. GLP-1You can't measure the journey if you never marked the start2 min
  57. Reseller economicsThe buyer never sees the photo you're proud of2 min
  58. Reseller economicsWhich items to keep on Vinted, and which to sell elsewhere2 min
  59. Reseller economicsYour shop looks like 12 different sellers2 min
  60. GLP-1Set the habit in week one, before life gets in the way2 min
  61. GLP-1The scale isn't the only thing worth writing down2 min
  62. Reseller economicsThe reply you sent eight hours too late1 min
  63. Reseller economicsWhy showing the flaw sells faster2 min
  64. Reseller economicsSeparate shoot day from list day1 min
  65. GLP-1The new-prescriber handoff (you own your record)2 min
  66. Reseller economicsThe measurements gap that stalls your listings1 min
  67. GLP-1What "on your device" actually means (and why it's different)2 min
  68. GLP-1The refill documentation record2 min
  69. Reseller economicsThe offer counter-mechanic2 min
  70. Reseller economicsCondition grading calibration2 min
  71. GLP-1The carer/family organiser angle3 min
  72. Reseller economicsBump vs relist decision1 min
  73. GLP-1The second-year tracking shift1 min
  74. Reseller economicsSeasonal sourcing arbitrage2 min
  75. Reseller economicsThe quick-sell velocity signal2 min
  76. GLP-1The personal timing window1 min
  77. Reseller economicsHashtag category routing2 min
  78. Reseller economicsThe title keyword position rule2 min
  79. Reseller economicsThe shop follower flywheel1 min
  80. GLP-1The reconstruction problem1 min
  81. Reseller economicsThe favourites-trap price drop2 min
  82. GLP-1The dose-day anchor2 min
  83. GLP-1The "one thing changed" weekly marker2 min
  84. GLP-1The five-minute pre-appointment review2 min
  85. Reseller economicsThe condition-vocabulary gap1 min
  86. Reseller economicsThe category-nesting depth rule1 min
  87. Reseller economicsThe bundle-offer multiplier1 min
  88. May 202690 notes
  89. Reseller economicsVinted's seller-trust score is built from five inferred signals only two are visible to you in the app, the other three are inferred from your behaviour and silently rank your shop above or below competitors3 min
  90. GLP-1The exercise context line log one note per week on whatever movement the week contained, even if it's just walking; over months, the exercise note lets you separate lifestyle confound from dose-related shifts on energy and appetite4 min
  91. Reseller economicsDispatch within 4 hours triples your 5-star ratings and the 5-star average is one of Vinted's hidden seller-trust signals that ranks your shop above sellers with worse ratings on identical items3 min
  92. Reseller economicsThe "create similar" relist trap Vinted's one-tap relist after a sold item produces a near-duplicate listing the algorithm quietly penalises; the right move is to re-source the title vocabulary before relisting3 min
  93. GLP-1The appointment-debrief entry the 90 seconds immediately after the appointment ends, write down what the prescriber actually said in their words, not your interpretation of it; the debrief entry is the version of the appointment that's still in the journal a year from now4 min
  94. GLP-1The week-zero entry log a baseline week before the first dose so future-you has something to compare against; the entry costs five minutes and pays back at every appointment3 min
  95. Reseller economicsVinted's homefeed is personalised per buyer based on their recent searches your titles need to match the cohort you want to attract, not your own seller vocabulary3 min
  96. Reseller economicsPrivate offers to recent favouriters convert 5x cold homefeed traffic Vinted's "send offer to favourites" is the highest-converting paid lever in the whole platform3 min
  97. Reseller economicsThe Offers tab is where most sales quietly die sellers reject low offers outright when a single counter at the midpoint would close 40% of them2 min
  98. GLP-1The food note rule log one food note per week, especially the meal before any side effect; over months, the journal becomes a personal food-tolerance map4 min
  99. Reseller economicsThe shop bio is a conversion lever 90% of sellers leave blank three lines (dispatch turnaround, bundle commitment, returns posture) lifts shop-visit-to-purchase by a measurable amount2 min
  100. Reseller economicsSaturday 8am uploads and Sunday 8pm uploads do different jobs the buyer behaviour patterns are different, and matching upload time to category is the lever most sellers don't know exists2 min
  101. GLP-1The same-word rule for side effects pick one word for each symptom and stick to it; "queasy" or "nauseous" but not both — searchable across months only if the vocabulary is consistent3 min
  102. Reseller economicsThe "free postage weekend" trap Vinted's promotional events look like a free sales boost, but the postage discount comes out of the seller's margin and most sellers opt in without doing the maths2 min
  103. GLP-1The 60-second wake-up entry one observation captured before coffee, routine, or phone notifications; the cleanest data point of the day because nothing else has happened yet2 min
  104. Reseller economicsThe Wardrobe Spotlight waste most sellers pay to bump a listing the algorithm has already deprioritised, doubling down on a dead listing instead of fixing the upstream problem2 min
  105. Reseller economicsViews without favourites means wrong audience, favourites without sales means wrong price the two-ratio diagnostic that tells you which lever to pull before you waste another rewrite2 min
  106. Reseller economicsTurning the "make an offer" button on lifted my sell-through rate by a third most sellers disable it to avoid lowballs, but buyer-initiated negotiation is a conversion accelerator the algorithm reads2 min
  107. GLP-1The morning-vs-evening logging anchor picking and sticking to one time of day for logging matters more than how often; random-time entries blur the pattern even when the cadence looks consistent2 min
  108. GLP-1The fortnight rolling summary every 14 days, scroll back through the prior entries and write a one-line summary at the top of the current entry; compresses pattern so the 6-month review is actually readable2 min
  109. Reseller economicsThe themed-restock cluster six items from the same category dropped back-to-back signal "shop" to the algorithm and turn the "similar items" carousel into your own internal cross-sell2 min
  110. GLP-1The missed-week backfill trap if you've gone five-plus days without logging, don't backfill from memory, start clean from the next entry2 min
  111. Reseller economicsImage-#1 is for the algorithm, images 2–5 are for the buyer different jobs, different photo rules, and most sellers waste the slot that decides visibility2 min
  112. Reseller economicsThe homefeed-vs-search gap most sellers tune everything for search keywords, but Vinted's homefeed now drives 40%+ of impressions and uses entirely different signals2 min
  113. GLP-1The dose-change two-week grace period when a new dose strength starts, switch to every-2-day logging for a fortnight, then drop back to weekly2 min
  114. Reseller economicsThe search-bar autocomplete is the buyer's-own-words list type your brand into Vinted, and the autocomplete shows the search order you should be writing titles in2 min
  115. GLP-1The pen-lifecycle ledger one column tracking each pen's open-date and depleted-date, so you never double-open and you know exactly when to order the next refill1 min
  116. GLP-1The missed-dose recovery rule write your prescriber's "if I miss a dose" instruction at the top of the journal, so when it happens eight weeks in you're reading not guessing1 min
  117. Reseller economicsThe emoji-in-title trap sparkle and star emojis push real keywords out of the title and Vinted's search index strips them anyway1 min
  118. Reseller economicsThe 50-ratings inflection point once your shop crosses 50 five-star ratings, fresh uploads get a visible algorithmic lift across the board1 min
  119. GLP-1The site rotation tag a single letter on the weekly entry tells you which side you used last week, because four weeks in you will not remember2 min
  120. GLP-1The pre-appointment screenshot one screen, one share, the whole conversation gets two minutes shorter and ten times more accurate1 min
  121. Reseller economicsThe photo-aspect-ratio gap landscape thumbnails get cropped to a square and lose half the garment; portrait fills the feed and earns the tap1 min
  122. Reseller economicsThe follower feed when a follower opens Vinted, your new uploads sit in their personalised feed for roughly six hours; almost no seller batches around it2 min
  123. Reseller economicsThe fast-dispatch badge qualifying for it lifts conversion 18–25% across the whole shop, not just the badged listings1 min
  124. GLP-1The skip-vs-missed distinction labelling a deliberate gap differently from a forgotten gap saves a real conversation with the prescriber1 min
  125. Reseller economicsThe edit-listing penalty Vinted quietly down-ranks listings that get repeatedly edited after publication1 min
  126. GLP-1Date the pen a one-line organisational note for the day a new pen was opened, because the pharmacist will ask1 min
  127. Reseller economicsThe category-browse vs search-bar algorithm gap same listing, two rankings, most sellers only optimise for one1 min
  128. Reseller economicsThe bundle-discount tier ladder 2/3/4 items, not a flat percentage, trains the buyer to add a third1 min
  129. Reseller economicsProvenance phrases "worn once to a wedding" sells faster than "very good condition"1 min
  130. GLP-1Hydration as the context line one yes/no/light entry that explains half of the weekly patterns1 min
  131. GLP-1The dose-change anniversary note when the prescriber adjusts your dose, write one line explaining what changed and why1 min
  132. Reseller economicsThe brand-field-AND-title-slot-1 rule brand searches only surface listings that have both1 min
  133. Reseller economicsThe 5% discount cliff drops under 5% don't fire the favourites notification, and £1 nudges are usually below it1 min
  134. Reseller economicsThe wrong-subcategory mistake "Outerwear > Jackets" vs "Outerwear > Coats" can halve your visibility1 min
  135. GLP-1The Sunday kit check pen, needles, sharps bin, wipes — supplies belong in the weekly review1 min
  136. GLP-1Sleep is the lead indicator, not the lagging one energy follows sleep by 2–3 days1 min
  137. Reseller economicsReplying to questions inside an hour gets the listing re-surfaced in the algorithm1 min
  138. Reseller economicsThe "new with tags" filter 14% of fashion buyers use it, most resellers never tick the box1 min
  139. Reseller economicsRestocking the same category for 8 weeks straight trains the algorithm to surface your shop1 min
  140. GLP-1Logging deltas, not absolutes three small +/- numbers beat a paragraph1 min
  141. GLP-1Logging absences the side effect you stopped having is data the prescriber would want1 min
  142. Reseller economics"free postage" as a psychological lever £14 with free shipping out-converts £11 + £3 postage1 min
  143. Reseller economicsThe follower-batch trap 20 listings at once mutes every follower you've earned1 min
  144. Reseller economicsSaved searches are a hidden second feed, and your title is the only key1 min
  145. Reseller economicsRewriting the bottom 20% beat any bump I've ever bought1 min
  146. GLP-1Corrections go in a new note, not over the old one1 min
  147. Reseller economicsThe bundle-anchor pricing trick small accessories at £3–£5 multiply basket size1 min
  148. GLP-1Appointment-week is not a normal week log a normal week separately to bring with you1 min
  149. Reseller economicsVinted's price-band filters and why £14.50 and £15 are different worlds1 min
  150. Reseller economicsA Saturday morning upload beat the Sunday evening one I'd done for years1 min
  151. Reseller economicsPhoto #2 is doing the actual selling1 min
  152. GLP-1Neutral data is still data1 min
  153. GLP-1Fewer alerts, better rituals1 min
  154. GLP-1Write for the version of you reading this in six months1 min
  155. Reseller economicsWrite the title for the brand-illiterate buyer1 min
  156. Reseller economicsThe photo background is doing 30% of the work1 min
  157. Reseller economicsOne £40 coat outsold ten £4 t-shirts1 min
  158. GLP-1The day-of-the-week trap1 min
  159. Reseller economicsThe wrong-size-in-the-title tax1 min
  160. GLP-1What I share with my prescriber, what I keep to myself1 min
  161. Reseller economicsThe pre-season window I almost missed1 min
  162. GLP-1The pharmacist question I should've asked on day one1 min
  163. Reseller economicsFavourites is the only leading indicator1 min
  164. Reseller economicsVinted ranks the seller, not just the listing1 min
  165. GLP-1Track the context, not just the dose1 min
  166. Reseller economicsThe price-drop loop is training your buyers to wait1 min
  167. GLP-1One household, one shot day1 min
  168. Reseller economicsActive listings are the lever, not sourcing1 min
  169. GLP-1You don't need a scale to track what's changing1 min
  170. Reseller economicsMen's denim is the category I'd been ignoring1 min
  171. Reseller economicsThe first 24 hours decides the next 301 min
  172. GLP-1When you change prescriber, your notes go with you1 min
  173. Reseller economicsThe camera roll graveyard1 min
  174. GLP-1Month four is where most people quit1 min
  175. Reseller economicsKids' clothes, the highest-velocity category nobody enjoys listing1 min
  176. Reseller economicsHashtag order matters more than hashtag count1 min
  177. Reseller economicsBumping a bad listing is just paying for a bad listing1 min
  178. GLP-1Blank weeks are allowed1 min
  179. April 202615 notes
  180. Reseller economicsI was underpricing every single item1 min
  181. GLP-1The thing I assumed was random1 min
  182. GLP-1No notifications, no community, no leaderboards1 min
  183. Reseller economicsThe description does more than you think1 min
  184. Reseller economicsCross-platform, but Vinted needs Vinted copy1 min
  185. Reseller economicsThe three fields most sellers leave blank (and shouldn't)1 min
  186. GLP-1The "what did I tell my prescriber last time" gap1 min
  187. GLP-1The Sunday two-minute habit1 min
  188. Reseller economicsThe same dress, two prices, one reason1 min
  189. Reseller economics40 listings, one episode of telly1 min
  190. Reseller economicsThe Saturday sourcing run, costed1 min
  191. GLP-1The receipts angle1 min
  192. GLP-1The number nobody tracks1 min
  193. Reseller economicsThe dead listing graveyard1 min
  194. Reseller economicsWhat 'completeness' actually means to Vinted's algorithm1 min

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