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Favourites is the only leading indicator

AgentM Studio1 min readReseller economics

In short

Stop watching your view count. Watch your favourites count. It’s the only number that means anything.

Views on Vinted are mostly bots and lurkers. A listing with 200 views and zero favourites is invisible — nobody's actually interested. A listing with 30 views and 4 favourites is about to sell.

Favourites mean a real human put your item in their wishlist on purpose. Three favourites inside the first 24 hours and the listing's almost certain to convert within five days. Zero favourites by day three and you've got a positioning problem — usually price or photo, sometimes title.

The trick is using favourites as your decision tool. Bump the listings that have a few favourites already — that's where bumping actually moves the needle. Don't bump the ones with zero favourites; they're not getting saved by anyone, the bump is wasted.

Bump the listings that have a few favourites already — that's where bumping actually moves the needle.

VintSnap writes listings that earn favourites because the title and fields match what buyers are actually searching for. The favourites stat is just the receipt.

This note comes from building VintSnapA photo in, a priced Vinted listing out.

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