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Nice, well done! Btw, there's a public company in Brazil that does exactly that: https://www.enjoei.com.br/ Their GMV is ~US$ 200 million/year, and their revenues are ~US$ 30 million/year.
Nice website. I am just curious to know what web stack (front and backend) you used to develop this website
I use Depop and Vinted here in the UK. We also have one called Preloved, which could be problematic.
I also know some vintage clothes sellers and a lot of stock comes from Indonesia. I'm always on the lookout for specific colours and styles of vintage items.
Could you open up your site Internationally somehow? I can already search using English terms. Currency conversion would be relatively easy. The main thing would be shipping. It might only be sensible to collect packages in Indonesia and ship them in bulk to the buyer (so, like Buyee for things from Japan)
Looks good, how did you get your initial content on there? Did you reach out to some influencers or used your own local network? Are you also tapping into other Indonesian sites like tokopedia or the gojek/grab economy? Edit: It looks as if you are getting data from instagram. Is that correct?
Thank you! All the content is user-submitted, and we rely on Instagram and Twitter for traffic. Some influencers spread the word and it really got things rolling. We're actually competing with Tokopedia and Shopee, but they're not exclusively for second-hand clothing, although it's allowed there. We reached out to some sellers and found the turnover rate to be high, but it requires a lot of effort. For pickup and del…
What's the decimal format of Indonesia, I am seeing price like Rp 4.500.000, how much is that?
What's the decimal format of Indonesia, I am seeing price like Rp 4.500.000, how much is that?
Much of the world uses . and , in the opposite way we do in the US. So the dollar store here would have 1.00 prices here, but 1,00 elsewhere. Rp 4.500.000 is 4.5 million rupees, which is currently about $54,865.00.
What's the decimal format of Indonesia, I am seeing price like Rp 4.500.000, how much is that?
Much of the world uses . and , in the opposite way we do in the US. So the dollar store here would have 1.00 prices here, but 1,00 elsewhere. Rp 4.500.000 is 4.5 million rupees, which is currently about $54,865.00.
Just to clarify, 4500000 rupiah is approximately equivalent to 300 USD.