5 MORE Items to Sell Online in July 2021 (Plus 3 Things to Sell Later)

You could have sales success with several types of products this July, but other items may be better to list later. We explore several products that were popular with our readers in July 2020, and tell you about others to hold off on for now.

Welcome to the DealNews Seller's Guide. Today we’ll talk about five more products that would be good to sell in July. What items trended with DealNews readers in July 2020, and which products could be better to list later?

5 MORE Items to Sell Online in July 2021 (Plus 3 Things to Sell Later)

Want to know what to sell in July 2021? Then let's get right to it. We're going to go over five of the most popular items with DealNews readers in July 2020, plus talk about back-to-school season this year, and products that might be better to list later.

One type of item that would be good to sell in July is tools.

Know that small can be mighty when it comes to tools this month. Popular items among our readers last July included one-and-a-half-inch clamps, bit holders, speed square combo kits, pocket knives, and safety glasses. Those glasses were also popular in June 2020. 

Like tools, certain computer accessories fall into the "small but mighty" category when it comes to reader appeal.

Ones to consider selling in July include the following types of flash drives: USB two-point-oh flash drives, 128-gigabyte USB three-point-one flash drives, and flash drives with both USB-C and traditional USB connectors.

Last year our readers also went for USB-A to USB-C cables, along with USB WiFi adapters.

Let's move on to the next item on our product list, and that's headphones.

You could have good luck with these electronics in July 2021. Our readers gravitated toward headphones in the wireless earbud style last July; popular features included Bluetooth technology and a charging case. We saw that many folks did go for a pair of over-ear, noise-cancelling headphones, as well, if you'd prefer not to sell earbuds.

Now we'll talk about kitchen supplies, which is another type of product that's worth listing in July.

Kitchen items that could sell well have purposes that span from food prep, to storage, to being a reference guide. Products that resonated with our readers in July 2020 included pan organizers that fit up to five pans, four-packs of food storage containers, sets of three cutting boards, eight-inch chef's knives, and cheat sheets for using air fryers and pressure cookers.

We've made it to the final item on our July list, and that's TVs.

Big-screen sets may not be the easiest items to sell, but your efforts could pay off come July. Should you decide to take the plunge, know that the popular TVs with our readers last July were 4K smart sets made by Samsung. They ranged in size from 58 inches to 65 inches.

We've now wrapped up our list of what to sell in July, but another topic that's worth talking about is back-to-school season.

Widespread shutdowns, remote learning, and other consequences of the pandemic have interfered with standard school schedules and school supply needs. But the 2021-2022 school year will likely be more "normal," meaning July could be a good time for sellers to ramp up their Back to School offerings.

According to Adobe's Digital Economy Index for July 2020, "work from home and distance learning boosted online purchases of school supplies in April, May and June — a time when kids are just finishing up the school year and not typically in the market for supplies." But Adobe's marketing and customer insights VP John Copeland notes that July is typically the beginning of the Back to School season. So you may want to bump up your inventory starting in July this year if you list school supplies, dorm room gear, or related items.

We'll end today's edition on a different note, by talking about what not to sell in July 2021.

Some items may be better sellers several months down the road, based on DealNews shopping trends. Here's a rundown of those products.

First up are men's clothing basics, which we recommend selling in December. Items that were popular with readers last December included crew socks, T-shirt multipacks, and boxer briefs. Perhaps some people like getting socks and underwear as holiday gifts after all? 

Next up are automotive items, which could be good to sell in January. Readers gravitated toward parking gadgets, glass and hand cleaners, clips and fastener removers, and telescoping snow brushes during the first month of 2021.

Camera and video accessories round out our list of items not to sell in July. Consider selling them in March instead. Lighting kits for video conferencing could be good to sell in March if lots of people continue to work from home. Other popular items with readers that month are camera lights, phone tripods, and webcams.

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