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I can’t tell you how many Channel purses I’ve seen for sale! *Face Palm* 5 – Update your descriptionĮBay has an auto description, which basically copies your title and states postage type. Also, make sure you have the right brand spelling.

There is an 80 character limit so I would say avoid ‘fluff’ words like ‘cute’ or ‘stunning’ – focus on the keywords.

ADIDAS Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Synth Pink Trainers Size 5 BNIB.

Topshop Kate Moss Grey Floral Skater Dress Size 10.

If new – BNWT (brand new with tags) or BNIB (brand new in box) if used VGC (very good condition).

Here is a basic list of things to include for clothes: A good title will attract your buyer and also help your listing appear in more searches. In addition to photos, titles are also super important to buyers. 4 – Optimise your titles & check spellings

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Think your photos are ok? Try swapping out the main photo or make a collage as your lead photo to give sellers a full 360 view of the item. This one is just £7 4 and is the one I use, it’s perfect for taking professional pics! If you’re selling more regularly, consider investing in a mannequin like this one and a decent camera to really make your photos stand out.

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Plus, you can edit your photos to make them brighter for free using eBay’s photo editing tools.

Also, make sure they’re ironed/steamed and free from wrinkles and creases!įor first time sellers, an iPhone should be ok. With clothes, place them on a nice hanger, preferably on a white background like a door or wardrobe. Make sure you take pictures in a light and airy room and remove any clutter from view. If your pictures are dark or blurry, you might be missing out on key selling opportunities! 3 – Take better photosĬompetition is fiercer than ever on eBay and your photos are your main selling point. You now also have the option to let eBay gradually lower your price over a certain period, until it sells. If yours is way higher, it might be worth adjusting your price to the average sale price it’s been sold for previously. Search for your item in the top bar and tick the ‘sold’ and ‘completed’ filter option on the left-hand sidebar. Have you priced your item too high? A good way to tell is to compare your listing to sold items of the same kind.

Patience is a virtue… 2 – Check sold listings to compare prices This is especially true if your item is rare or one of a kind. If it’s getting decent views but no takers, wait a couple of weeks before making tweaks to your listing. If your item is on ‘buy it now’ – I would keep an eye on views. It might just take time for the right seller to come along. There might be absolutely nothing wrong with your listing. You might think this is an odd point to start on, but let me explain. 1 – Wait it out if your eBay items aren’t selling

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