@jacqueline.nox — 131x breakout

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Day 1!!

@jacqueline.nox

33.9K followers · usually 4.0K views a post

Views

517.3K

Likes

28.8K

Comments

311

4.5K

Promoted product

YETI

Why it worked

The video taps into the popular 'reselling' and 'thrift flip' trend, offering a clear goal and a relatable struggle (moving expenses). The creator showcases tangible profit examples, making the aspiration seem achievable and engaging for viewers interested in side hustles.

Summary

The creator embarks on a new series where they aim to thrift and resell items to earn $15,000 for an emergency fund, starting with a goal of $25,000 for a house down payment. They highlight several profitable finds, including YETI tumblers, an Athleta swimsuit, a Marc Jacobs bag, and a Kate Spade bag, while also sharing a negative experience with movers.

Structure

1Introduction to the series and goal
2Explanation of the need for an emergency fund due to moving expenses
3Showcasing profitable thrifted items (YETI, Athleta, Marc Jacobs, Kate Spade)
4Sharing a negative experience with movers
5Recap of Day 1's projected profit and remaining goal

Product placement

Goodwill: appears as a store name on the building. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. YETI: acts as a brand of tumblers that are being thrifted and resold. Removing it would change what happens in the video as the specific product being discussed would be unknown. ATHLETA: acts as a brand of swimsuit bottom that is being thrifted and resold. Removing it would change what happens in the video as the specific product being discussed would be unknown. Marc Jacobs: acts as a brand of handbag that is being thrifted and resold. Removing it would change what happens in the video as the specific product being discussed would be unknown. Kate Spade: acts as a brand of handbag that is being thrifted and resold. Removing it would change what happens in the video as the specific product being discussed would be unknown.