The 4 Keys To Ebay Success

1. List consistently 2. Ship your items on time and pack them very well 3. Take good pictures (make sure the lighting is good or brighten the pictures) 4. Describe your items ACCURATELY. If you aren't sure of something, don't put it in your listings. Only put what you KNOW.

1. buy your inventory for as low as possible. do not be afraid to haggle 2. do not "race to the bottom" with pricing. sellers hurt themselves and each other by beating each others pricing on ebay 3. sell a variety of items. don't put your eggs all in one basket! 4. sell what you love! If you like it, chances are someone else does too!

Don’t buy junk look for quality reselling items. Take good pictures. It’s surprisingly something so easy can be overlooked when posting items. I’ve seen garbage laying around in pictures,grandpa sleeping in a chair in the background, even items photographed on people’s unmade beds. Package items securely. In the past if I cut corners on packaging it has come back to bite me. Lastly don’t freak out if eBay goes dead for a day or even a week. It will happen to everyone just ride the wave and keep listing.

1. Choice items (goes without saying) 2. Clear and detailed photos 3. Do not overcharge for postage 4. List every day

1. Make your main photo stand out. If everyone is doing it head-on, zoom in, angle your item, do it differently. 2. Treat it like a business, remove emotions. 3. Be willing to try new categories if the opportunity presents itself (always be open to learning). 4. Always evaluate the effort to sell before purchasing. Too much effort items just end up in your death pile.

Number 1 understanding the difference between listed and sold (sell through rate) Number two is understand shipping you can lose a lot of money that way, imagine how much money Dave is losing Number 3 Listing it's called a death pile for a reason Number 4 fast shipping, today I would recommend one day handling but I realize that's not feasible for everyone

1. Good sell-through rate. 2. Good customer service. 3. Good shipping/packaging. 4. Consistent listings.

1. Keywords 2. What makes your items standout from others 3. Correct shipping 4. Sell through rate for the item is good

1. Buy wisely 2. List what you buy; don't let the death pile get out of control 3. Stay on top of costs 4. Be flexible; nothing stands still, especially eBay!

1. List list list. If your items aren’t listed, they can’t sell. No matter how good of a buy it was, it’s worthless if it’s not listed. Get rid of your death pile ASAP. 2. Watch your cost of goods. You need to figure out a healthy profit margin. 3. Organization. If you don’t keep organized you will spend more time moving things from point A to point B and back than actually listing or selling. 4. Customer service. Do your best to not cancel orders, package everything quickly and safely. Give your customers a good buying experience.

Have not watched the video but... #1: If you want to make real money, then you have to put in real work. Listing for 6-10 hours on any given day is not for everyone. But it is a must. (Not talking to casual part time sellers.)

1.)Sell what you love to sell (vintage, collectables) 2.)Pictures are important, (Tags, measurements, flaws, etc.) 3.)List or review listings daily. Some photos can always be adjusted. 4.) Keep track of everything. Continuously sort and check your storage. Take your time, have fun with it.

1. Expecting to be uncomfortable (outside of comfort zone). 2. Support network (surround yourself with positive & helpful people) 3. Hunger to learn 4. Remain flexible (Pivoting) Theres more than 4 Kev. Great vid mate 🤙

I paused before you said your top tips for selling on EBay so I could write mine. They are: 1. Buy low and have no attachment to the item 2. List quickly and at a solid price (not the highest, and not the lowest) with good pictures, excellent title and description and disclose any flaws or condition issues 3. Have good customer service (answer questions and ship quickly) 4. I had forgotten to add the 4th, which is to just do it! Love it, do it and find some way to improve every day.

I'm only going to add two, but these are my best ones. #1. Communication with the buyer through personal, not generic messages, thanking them for their purchases. #2. Extremely meticulous and careful packing of my items ... I sell mostly very fragile, irreplaceable vintage and antique items, so when I pack, I do the "shake test" where nothing moves in my packages 😉

1. Good items with a good sell--through rate and priced competitively, good photos, honesty in your description and photos (if applicable), and a good title. 2. Willingness and ability to spend a lot of time working alone and the motivation to do so 3. Finding enough good sources for items 4. Being customer-satisfaction driven, such as being willing to accept some reasonable offers, not overpricing your shipping, answering messages promptly, adequately packaging items so they will not break or tear, being willing to offer refunds if appropriate, giving customers good reviews if they are warranted, and shipping items promptly.

1 understand your numbers 2 understand your platform 3 understand your niche (this could also be an everything seller) 4 Consistency 5 Consistency 6 Consistency 7 " 8 " 9 " 10 "

1. Overall presentation - includes keywords, photos and description 2. Listing often and maintaining the listings - adjusting photos, shipping etc. 3. Packaging and shipping must be done correctly and quickly 4. Always be learning from those who have larger stores etc. For instance in the past year, I sourced items that I would have passed by previously. Now I listen, learn and apply. Kevin, your talents for teaching is a great key to your YouTube success, and I thank you for that!

The first 4 minutes is what keeps me coming back to this resell channel over all the others I love the look backs into schooling and history it’s a brings a great mix and identity to the channel

If 'Success' means profit - discipline in buying is probably number one. So many people start selling on ebay, make a few bucks, and then think they can pay anything for items and make money. We know that is not true.