Sandra, Add an EXTRA $160K to $240K a Month To The BOLO Method With the Webinar We Already Built You.

Hey, I'm Sandra, most people know me as Sandra The Mom Boss.

You're locked in for the free training on Sunday, September 6 at 7:00 PM EST. I'm going to walk you through the BOLO Method, the same brand tier system I use on every single sourcing trip, the one behind the reseller income reports I publish showing $5,683, $6,719, and $6,448 in sales in a single month.

Before we get there, I want to hand you something you can use on your very next thrift trip. It's called the BOLO Brands Cheat Sheet. It's a printable, one page version of my always, sometimes, and never pick list, pulled straight from my own sourcing footage.

[DOWNLOAD LINK: BOLO Brands Cheat Sheet]

Print it. Fold it. Keep it in your bag. You'll use it at the register too.

Add the training to your calendar so it doesn't slip past you.

[CALENDAR LINK]

Here's a piece of what we're covering live:

• The exact brand tiers I use to decide what goes in my cart and what stays on the rack
• The condition issues that make me walk away, even on a brand I'd normally always grab
• How I price against comps before I ever list, across eBay, Poshmark, Depop, and Mercari

I'll send a few more emails between now and Sunday. Open them. There's real, usable stuff in each one.

Talk soon, Sandra

I started reselling thrifted shoes and clothing on eBay, Poshmark, and Depop back in December 2015.

It wasn't a side project I ran quietly. Eventually it became enough that I quit my job to do this full time, alongside raising my kids.

Ten years later, I'm still sourcing on camera every week. I still publish my real numbers, not projections. The last few months have looked like $5,683, $6,719, and $6,448 in sales. I show the exact per item costs and comps on camera too, because I'd rather you see the real math than take my word for it.

One trip I filmed was 31 items for a total of $335.53. Every single one of those items got checked against the same brand tier system before it went in my cart.

That system is what became the BOLO Method. BOLO stands for Be On The Look Out, a phrase I use in almost every video I make. It's not a mystery formula. It's the same always, sometimes, never pick list I run in my head at every rack, now written down, with the condition thresholds and price ceilings included.

That's what I'm teaching live on Sunday, September 6 at 7:00 PM EST. Grab your seat if you haven't already.

[LIVE ROOM LINK]

See you then,

Sandra

I want to show you one real trip, because I'd rather you see the math than hear me describe it.

31 items, $335.53 total spend. Every item got checked against the same three questions before it went in my cart. Is this an always, sometimes, or never brand. What's the condition. What will it actually comp for on the platform I'm going to list it on.

That last question matters more than people think. A brand can be a great pick and still be the wrong buy if the price on the tag doesn't leave room for the comp.

This is the same process behind the $5,683 to $6,719 months I publish in my reseller income reports. Not one big trip. The same evaluation, run over and over, across eBay, Poshmark, Depop, and Mercari.

The BOLO Method is me handing you that exact evaluation system. Not something I dreamed up for this training. What I actually run, on my own shop, every week.

I'm walking through the full brand tier breakdown live on Sunday, September 6 at 7:00 PM EST.

[LIVE ROOM LINK]

Sandra

P.S. If you've ever stood in front of a rack unsure whether something's worth grabbing, that's exactly the gap this closes. Not more hustle. A clearer yes or no.

I hear this one all the time. I don't know brands. I don't have a fashion background. Will this actually work for me.

Yes. Here's why.

I didn't start with a fashion background either. I started in December 2015 picking up shoes I liked and hoping they'd sell. Some did. A lot didn't. What changed things wasn't learning fashion. It was building a system for judging brand, condition, and price before I ever committed to buying something.

That's the whole point of the BOLO Method. You don't need to already know which brands sell. I hand you the list. Always pick these. Sometimes pick these, if the condition and price line up. Never pick these, no matter how good they look on the rack.

One commenter on my channel put it well. She'd been selling on Poshmark for 8 years and was still learning something new about expanding to another platform. Ten years in, I still catch things I'd have missed early on. The system is what keeps you from needing ten years to get consistent.

I'm walking through the full brand tier list live on Sunday, September 6 at 7:00 PM EST, click by click.

[LIVE ROOM LINK]

Sandra

I get asked this a lot. Isn't reselling too saturated now. Aren't there too many people doing this already.

Here's how I actually think about it. More people finding out that a system like BOLO exists doesn't mean less room for you. It means more people are learning to shop with a plan instead of buying everything cheap and hoping something sells. That's a different skill than getting there first.

The real risk was never competition. It's buying without a system, filling your closet with things that don't sell, and calling that a business. That's the mistake I watch beginners make over and over, and it's exactly what the BOLO brand tiers are built to stop.

If you want something to use before Sunday, I already have a free Sourcing Checklist up on my site. It's the walkthrough I run through before I ever pick an item up off a rack.

[SOURCING CHECKLIST LINK]

On the live training, September 6 at 7:00 PM EST, I'll show you the fuller system behind that checklist, the brand tiers and price ceilings that turn "should I buy this" into a clear yes or no.

[LIVE ROOM LINK]

Sandra

Tomorrow, Sunday September 6 at 7:00 PM EST, I'm going live with the full BOLO Method walkthrough.

Here's some of what I'm covering.

• The full always, sometimes, never brand tier list, with condition thresholds and price ceilings
• How I comp price an item before I list it, across eBay, Poshmark, Depop, and Mercari
• The Ohio rule, only handle it once, and how it changes the way you list and ship
• The full operating playbook, from sourcing to shipping to tracking payouts and taxes

This isn't going in a video or a post. It's a live walkthrough, questions included, and I'm running through my own real numbers the whole way.

[LIVE ROOM LINK]

See you tomorrow,

Sandra

P.S. Have your BOLO Brands Cheat Sheet nearby. We'll use it.

Tonight at 7:00 PM EST, I'm going live with the BOLO Method training.

If you miss it, you'll miss the full brand tier walkthrough, the comp pricing process, and the full playbook I run across eBay, Poshmark, Depop, and Mercari. This is the same system behind the $5,683 to $6,719 months I publish in my reseller income reports.

Grab your BOLO Brands Cheat Sheet and keep it next to you. We're going to use it.

[LIVE ROOM LINK]

See you tonight,

Sandra

Thank you for showing up tonight.

Most people register for something like this and never actually attend. You did. That already puts you ahead of a lot of people who say they want to start reselling and never do.

If you want to rewatch anything, especially the brand tier breakdown, the replay is up for a limited time.

[REPLAY LINK]

Toward the end of the training I talked about The BOLO Method, the full program where I hand you the entire system. The brand tier list with condition thresholds and price ceilings. The comp based pricing process. Platform matched listing templates for eBay, Poshmark, Depop, and Mercari. The shipping comparison between Ground Advantage and Priority, run through Pirate Ship. How I track payouts and taxes across four platforms.

I want to be straight about what this actually looks like. It's not overnight and it's not passive. Here's a realistic picture for someone working part time, sourcing on weekends. Slower first few weeks while you learn the brand tiers. A handful of real sales once your first researched items are listed. Steadier months after that, from sourcing with a system instead of buying on gut feel.

That's the real pace. Slower than a highlight reel, faster than doing it with no system at all.

The BOLO Method is $497 one time, or three payments of $189, with a 7 day money back guarantee. I'm keeping this to a short call first, so I can walk you through exactly how it maps to what you're sourcing right now before you decide.

[BOOK A CALL LINK]

Sandra

After every training I get two messages more than any other. I don't have the money right now, and I don't have the time right now.

On the money side, The BOLO Method is $497 in full, or three payments of $189 if that's easier to plan around. There's also a 7 day money back guarantee, so if you get in and it's not right for you, you have a full week to ask for a refund.

On the time side, I get it. I'm doing this alongside raising my kids, same as a lot of you. The BOLO Method isn't built around long hours. It's built around a system that makes each sourcing trip and each listing faster, because you're not standing at a rack second guessing yourself or researching comps from scratch every time.

Go do the math on your own situation. If the numbers and the time make sense for you, grab a short call and I'll walk you through the payment plan and the actual weekly time commitment before you commit to anything.

[BOOK A CALL LINK]

Sandra

This is the last call. The replay of the BOLO Method training comes down tonight.

[REPLAY LINK]

Here's the full recap of what's inside The BOLO Method if you're still deciding.

• The full always, sometimes, never brand tier list, with condition thresholds and price ceilings by brand
• The comp based pricing process I run before every listing
• Platform matched listing templates for eBay, Poshmark, Depop, and Mercari
• The shipping comparison, Ground Advantage vs Priority, run through Pirate Ship
• How to track payouts and taxes across four platforms
• A 7 day money back guarantee

$497 one time, or three payments of $189.

Every month, more resellers are finding out a system like this exists. The ones who start now are the ones with the most runway before that's true in their own categories too. That's the only real deadline here. Not a countdown. Just the replay coming down, and the head start that comes with starting sooner.

If you're ready, here's where to go.

[BOOK A CALL LINK]

Go check your first rack with the tiers in hand.

Sandra