She used Facebook Marketplace to sell seafood in South Carolina. A viral review led to 300 orders overnight.
Natendrea Jones used Facebook Marketplace to sell seafood platters. A viral TikTok review brought her more than 300 orders overnight.
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Natendrea Jones used Facebook Marketplace to sell seafood platters. A viral TikTok review brought her more than 300 orders overnight.
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