| For better or worse, eBay has become a lot more | | | | people just use ALL CAPS when writing their title. It's |
| competitive through the years. People didn't really have | | | | just like white noise. Actually it looks more like spam, |
| to know how to sell something on eBay. It used to be | | | | and we all know how we ignore spam. |
| you could put some generic title on the listing, like | | | | Another thing to do is use all the space that is provided |
| "baseball card" and still get a ton of bids. There was | | | | in the title. Use every possible character that they |
| even a time when you didn't even need photos on | | | | allow. Don't be afraid to add words. For instance with |
| your listings to attract bids. Well, that was in the past. | | | | the Mickey Mantle card, you can add words like "rare", |
| If you want to sell something on eBay, you have to | | | | "collector's item" "one of a kind", well...you get the idea. |
| understand that you are competing with a lot more | | | | These are just some tips to teach you how to sell |
| sellers than there used to be. Your listing really needs | | | | something on eBay. There are literally hundreds of tips |
| to stick out. | | | | that can give you an advantage over other sellers. |
| For one thing, try mixing your words from lower case | | | | The problem is most don't bother to learn them. But if |
| to upper case. For instance, try writing "Vintage Topps | | | | you actually take the time to learn them, there is a |
| MICKEY MANTLE ROOKIE Baseball Card". Many | | | | potential gold mine to be made on eBay. |