Learning From History 5 Common eBay Mistakes

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Learning From History: 5 Common eBay Mistakes


Summary:
Avoid these frequent pitfalls to improve your eBay sales performance and achieve better final prices. Lynn Dralle from TheQueenOfAuctions.com outlines the top five mistakes eBay sellers often make.

1. Crafting a Poor Title


Maximize your 55-character limit by including relevant keywords that successful sellers of similar items use. Avoid unnecessary punctuation and gimmicky phrases like "L@@K." A strong, concise title attracts more buyers.

2. Setting an Inappropriate Starting Price


Research completed listings to understand the market value of your item. Starting too high may deter potential buyers, while setting a competitive price can attract more interest.

3. Providing an Incomplete Description


Detail is crucial. Include information on size, condition, markings, age, and history. Be upfront about any damages or defects to build trust and reduce returns. Buyers are more likely to bid when they have all the information they need.

4. Using Poor Quality Photos or None at All


Photographs are key to making your listing stand out. Use a simple background or shoot in indirect sunlight for clarity. If selling clothing, use a mannequin instead of modeling yourself. Professional-looking photos enhance your auction’s appeal.

5. Timing Your Auction Poorly


The success of your auction can be influenced by the time of year and day. Seasonal items should be sold in the appropriate season, and timing your auction's end wisely can align with peak online activity for your target audience.

The Importance of Research


According to Dralle, research is the foundation for avoiding these common mistakes. Use eBay's Completed Items listings and Marketplace Research, or third-party tools like Terapeak and HammerTap. An informed seller is more likely to succeed, close more auctions, and enjoy higher profit margins.

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