Stale listings are the silent killers of any Poshmark closet. When your items sit for months, they disappear from Poshmark search results and lose all momentum.
Relisting on Poshmark is the most effective way to increase your sales and get your items in front of new eyes. It tricks the Poshmark algorithm into thinking your items are getting listed for the first time.
Relisting items on Poshmark doesn’t take much time, especially if you are using Sidekick Tools. Thousands of sellers on Poshmark are already using the Sidekick Tools app and seeing a massive increase in their daily sales.
In this guide, we’re going to show you how to relist on Poshmark. Not only that, but we’re also going to share how often you should relist and when to relist.
What is Relisting on Poshmark?
Relisting on Poshmark means deleting an old listing and creating a new one for the same item. It helps Poshmark sellers refresh their old listings to make them visible again.
When you relist items in your Poshmark closet, it helps them jump to the top of Poshmark’s “Just In” search results.
By relisting items on Poshmark, you bypass crowded feeds and reach new shoppers instantly. Also, it tells the Poshmark algorithm that your relisted items are fresh and ready to sell.
Is Copying a Listing the Same as Relisting on Poshmark?
No, copying a listing and relisting on Poshmark are not technically the same. However, you can use the Poshmark “Copy Listing” tool to relist items.
When you use the “Copy Listing” feature, the Poshmark app creates a duplicate draft of your listing, saving you from re-typing the description and re-uploading photos.
However, a “copy” only becomes a true “relist” once you actually publish the new listing and delete the old one. If you leave both listings active, you will simply have duplicates.
While the “copy listing” tool simplifies the relisting process on Poshmark, the strategy remains the same: out with the old, in with the new.
Can I Relist a Sold Item on Poshmark?
Yes, you can relist a sold item on Poshmark, but only if you have another identical item to sell.
Poshmark allows you to use the “Copy Listing” tool on a sold listing to quickly create a fresh version for the sold listing.
This is a huge time-saver for resellers who source “multiples” of the same item.
However, if you don’t have the same item, you should leave the sold listing alone. These sold listings will prove to poshers that you are a reliable seller with a great sales record.
When to Relist an Item on Poshmark?
1. When an Item Gets “Buried” in Search
Poshmark’s search algorithm heavily favors “recency.” When you first list an item, it appears at the top of the “Just In” category and near the top of brand searches.
Over time, as thousands of other sellers list similar items on Poshmark, your listing naturally sinks to the bottom.
Once a listing is more than 60 days old, it gets “stale” and is rarely seen by buyers on Poshmark.
Relisting turns that stale listing into a fresh listing, catapulting your item back to page one where it can be seen by poshers who aren’t willing to scroll through hundreds of older items.
2. You’re Getting Likes but Zero Sales
A high like count on a Poshmark listing is a “vanity metric” that actually hurts you.
If you have 30 likes but no sales on one of your Poshmark items, those likers are likely “window shopping” or waiting for a price drop you can no longer afford to offer.
Moreover, if you’ve already sent out multiple Offers to Likers (OTL) or participated in Closet Clear Out (CCO), your “lowest historical price” is stuck.
Relisting clears out the old likes and resets that price floor. This allows you to start fresh at a higher price point, attracting new Poshmark buyers who are ready to purchase rather than just liking the item.
3. After You Optimize Your Listing
Sometimes an item doesn’t sell on Poshmark because there are flaws in the original listing.
If you’ve realized your item photos were too dark, your title lacked keywords (like brand name, style, or size), or your description was too vague, don’t just edit the listing; relist it.
When you combine improved SEO and better photography with the “Just In” visibility boost, the impact is doubled.
A relisted item with a descriptive title like “Lululemon Align High-Rise Pant 25″ Black Size 6” will perform exponentially better than an old listing titled “Black Leggings.”
4. Change of Season
Timing is everything when it comes to reselling on Poshmark.
If you list a heavy wool coat in July, it will likely receive very little engagement. As soon as the first “cool front” hits in September or October, that coat will need to be relisted.
Most buyers on Poshmark browse items on the app with a “buy now, wear now” mentality.
By relisting seasonal items right as the weather changes, you ensure your items are the first thing Poshmark buyers see when they start searching for their new wardrobe needs.
It will move your out-of-season “dead weight” back into the category of “hot, trending items.”
5. Before a Major Holiday or Sales Event
Consumer spending spikes on the Poshmark app during events like Black Friday, Cyber Monday, or the lead-up to Mother’s Day and Christmas.
Poshers are often in a rush during these windows and focus on the most recent listings. Relisting 3–5 days before a major holiday ensures your closet is “fresh” when traffic is at its peak.
Having an item relisted at a competitive price on Poshmark will make your item the most attractive option for a buyer looking to make a quick holiday purchase.
Does Relisting Items on Poshmark Help with Sales?
Absolutely. Relisting items on Poshmark does help with sales. In fact, it’s one of the most effective ways to jumpstart stagnant Poshmark sales.
When you relist an item on Poshmark that’s at least 60 days old, Poshmark treats it as a new listing. This pushes your item to the top of the “Just In” search results, which is exactly where most poshers are looking to buy.
Beyond just visibility, relisting on Poshmark also clears out the “stale” energy of an item. It’s the perfect time to fix whatever wasn’t working before, like lowering a price that was too high or brightening up your cover photo.
Also, relisting removes all those old “likes” from poshers who probably aren’t going to buy anyway. By putting a fresh listing in front of new buyers, you significantly increase your chances of making a sale.
Also Read: How to Relist on Mercari
What is the New Relisting Rule on Poshmark?
On May 1, 2025, Poshmark officially rolled out its Excessive Listing Removal Policy to curb what it considers spam-like activity on the marketplace.
The new relisting rule prohibits Poshmark sellers from deleting an item and immediately listing it again if it has been live for less than 60 days.
By restricting this behavior, Poshmark intends to clean up search results and stop users from using tactics to flood the “Just In” category with the same items.
So far, Poshmark has taken enforcement seriously to ensure that the selling experience remains fair for everyone.
If a seller is caught frequently or massively relisting items on Poshmark before that 60-day window is up, he will face serious consequences.
These consequences usually start with a formal warning, but continued violations leads to temporary restrictions on your ability to sell or even a permanent ban on your Poshmark account.
How Often Should You Relist Items on Poshmark?
When it comes to timing, the best time for relisting items on Poshmark is usually every 60 to 90 days.
Poshmark’s “Copy Listing” tool only marks an item as “Just In” if it’s been live for at least 60 days.
If you relist an item sooner, the Poshmark algorithm won’t treat it as a fresh listing, so you’d just be wasting your time.
If an item hasn’t sold on Poshmark even after two months, it’s definitely the right time to relist it.
How Many Items Can You Relist a Day on Poshmark?
On Poshmark, you can relist as many items as you want in a day, as long as they’ve been sitting in your closet for more than 60 days.
However, just because you can relist 200 items at once doesn’t mean you should. It is better to relist 5–10 items daily.
Ideally, you should space it out to keep your closet active in the Poshmark search algorithm. That will also ensure you have “new” arrivals popping up for buyers every single day.
How to Relist on Poshmark Manually?
1- Open the Poshmark app and log in to your account.
2- Tap the profile icon on the right bottom of the screen.
3- Then, tap “My Wardrobe.”
4- From the available products, choose and tap the one that you want to relist.
5- Now, tap “Edit” on the top right of the screen.
6- Then, scroll to the bottom of the page and tap “Copy Listing.”
7- A pop-up will appear saying “Are you sure you want to continue”. Tap “Yes.”
8- Now, Remove the the word “COPY” in the title and make changes in your listing if you want to and then tap “Next.”
10- Lastly, tap “List.”
How to Relist on Poshmark Using Sidekick Tools?
1. Open the Sidekick Tools app on your Android/iOS mobile device and sign in to your account.
2. Next, tap “Crosslisting” on the bottom right of the screen.
3. Then, tap the “Hamburger Menu” on the top right of the screen and from the menu options, select “Relisting.”
4. Next, select “Poshmark” from the available marketplaces. (Connect your Poshmark account to the Sidekick Tools app first if it’s not already connected.)
5. Then, switch the toggle to “On.” The toggle button will be right in front of “Relists” under the Poshmark tab.
6. Select “Minimum Listing Age (Days)” and “Relists Type.”
7. Check “Skip Items on Sale” if you don’t want to relist items that are on sale.
8. After that, select “Relists Schedule.”
9. Lastly, tap “Skip Items from Relists” to skip any items that you don’t want to relist.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Can you get banned for relisting too many items at once on Poshmark?
Yes, you can get banned on Poshmark if you are relisting too many items at once. While Poshmark encourages relisting, it discourages “bot-like” behavior.
If you manually relist 10–20 items a day, you’re safe on Poshmark. Just make sure items are at least 60 days old.
Should I change the price when I relist on Poshmark?
Absolutely. You should relist on Poshmark at a 10–20% higher price point than your lowest dropped price. This will “reset” the item’s value and give you room to send aggressive offers to likers.
Is there a “best time” of day to relist on Poshmark?
Yes. The best time of the day to relist items on Poshmark is evening (7 PM – 10 PM EST) or Sunday afternoons.
