Writing A Good Ebay Listing

April 19, 2009 by paulsmerry  
Filed under EBay

How To Write A Good Sales Page For Your Ebay Listings


Your sales page is the only chance you have of attracting your potential customers so you need to spend some time to make it look good. Along with a few good pictures your sales page needs to be good to get your customers attention and stop them clicking away. You need to take full advantage of it. Here’s a few pointers that will help you get customers to your products.



Research


This is where you should start before listing an item repeatedly. By repeatedly I mean if you are going to open a shop and are testing the market for your products. If you’re just selling items from your house this doesn’t apply. If you’re looking to start a long term business however then research is essential. Research the item you are thinking of selling. Look at the price it sold at. Look at the sales pages of other sellers. Look at the frequency of sales for the product.


Get The Category Right


This is crucial yet overlooked by many sellers. Listing in the wrong category will lesson your exposure to potential buyers. Make sure your product is listed in the correct category. Some categories may be close in name but a world apart in content. Get this right and your chances of a sale increase.

Hightlight The Benefits


In your description describe the benefits that the product you are selling will give to the potential buyer.For example if you were selling an instructional dvd about drawing, say after watching this your drawing is sure to improve. Every product has its benefits, find them and describe them in your listings. Manufactureres sell their products based on the benefit you will get by buying it. Highlight these benefits for your potential customers. Don’t just give a stale description of the product.


Be Honest


Be absolutely honest in your descriptions. If the product you are selling has suoerficial marks on it then show them in your photos and describe them. People are drawn to honest sellers. It’s pointless trying to deceive and unethical. Always be ethical and honest, your customers will love you for it and come back to you again and again.


Grammar


Take some time to ensure your listing is free from grammar errors. It’s so obvious but you see plenty of listings that are badly constructed. It’s an easy mistake to make especially if you are listing a number of items at the same time. We’ve all been guilty of it at some time. Spend a little time ensuring you get this right.


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