Selling well
Write a clear listing that saves follow-up questions
A precise title, honest description and useful location help buyers make a decision.
Start with what you are actually selling
Name the item type, brand and model when known. “Extendable wooden table, 120 cm” says more than “Amazing bargain!”. Avoid keywords unrelated to the item.
Describe imperfections too
Include condition, measurements, accessories and known faults. Explain collection arrangements and whether tools or extra hands are needed. Do not publish documents, private addresses or other people’s details.
Make the price understandable
Compare similar items by condition and specifications, not brand alone. Say what the price includes and whether you will negotiate. Do not promise warranties or features you cannot demonstrate.
Before you continue
- Specific, factual title
- Measurements, condition and faults
- Clear price and included items
- Correct island and municipality
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