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  2. How Depop's AI image-recognition tool speeds up selling for ...

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    Depop's new AI feature generates item descriptions using image-recognition technology. It's boosted the number of site listings and saves users time. ... lead to more sales, and boost the ...

  3. Depop - Wikipedia

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    In 2020, Depop's gross merchandise sales and revenue both more than doubled to $650 million and $70 million respectively. [14] This may be attributed to Depop's responsiveness to user trends, its lack of issues regarding inventory management, and the increase in users looking to resell. [13]

  4. Taxes: What To Know if You Sell on Depop, Poshmark or ... - AOL

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  5. Why Gen Z is turning to Depop - AOL

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    This shopping app is made for – and driven by – Gen Z.(Moira Campos) "It was, oh, my gosh, I was so excited to get that first sale. I made 20 bucks but I mean, it's something."Depop is taking ...

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  7. VarageSale - Wikipedia

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    VarageSale was founded by Tami Zuckerman, an elementary school teacher living in Montreal, Quebec.While pregnant with her first child, she asked her husband Carl Mercier, a programmer, to improve on the experience of buying and selling items over social networks.

  8. Depop Made Sustainable Shopping Cool for Gen Z. What Happens ...

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    Raga, 42, is not exactly in Depop’s core demographic: 90% of Depop’s 30 million active users across 150 countries are under the age of 26. Depop, which allows members to set up online shops ...

  9. Small but significant and non-transitory increase in price

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    The critical loss is defined as the maximum sales loss that could be sustained as a result of the price increase without making the price increase unprofitable. Where the likely loss of sales to the hypothetical monopolist (cartel) is less than the Critical Loss, then a 5% price increase would be profitable and the market is defined. [6]