Being a seller is a big responsibility, and sometimes you might feel you do not do anything, you should be. This simple checklist will help you keep track of things.
Did you find out everything I could about objects? Try typing his name into a search engine - you may find something that I did not know. If someone else sells the same thing as you, so always try to provide more information about them.
Are you still competitive? Keep an eye on how much other items the same or similar to yours are selling and at what price you offer. In general, there is little interest in starting an auction at a fixed price of $ 100 when someone is selling the item for $ 90.
Do you have a picture of an object? It is worth taking the time to photograph your items, especially if you have a digital camera. If you get serious about eBay but do not have a camera, so you'll probably want to invest in one at a time.
You e-mail to your suppliers? It is worth sending a brief email when transactions through: something simple, "Thank you for buying my item, please let me know when you sent the payment". Follow this with a "Thank you for your payment, I sent your [name] today". You'll be surprised how many problems are avoided simply by communicating in this way.
Also, please check your emails? Remember that potential buyers can send you email about anything and not answering these emails will just make them go somewhere else instead of buying from you.
Make your product description pages that buyers have everything you need to know? If you plan to offer an international delivery, so it is good to make a list of fees for different counties and display it on each auction. If you have any special conditions (for example, if you give a refund on an item until it has not been opened), so make sure they are also displayed.
Have you been wrapping your items correctly? Your package should be professional for the best impression: use appropriately sized envelopes or parcels, wrap the item in bubble wrap to stop it from being damaged, and print labels instead of written to address hand. Oh, and always use first class post - do not be cheap.
Did you follow? Worth sending an email a few days after publishing an article saying, "All is well with your purchase? I hope you received and it was as expected." This may sound like giving the customer the opportunity to complain, but you should try to help their customers, not take your money and run.
Being a really good eBay seller, more than anything else, these really give good customer service and honest. It is the only foolproof way to protect your reputation. Of course, you may now wonder if it really worth all the trouble to get a good reputation on eBay. No people buy anyway, and could not simply open a new account if it really comes down to this? Our email address below disabuse.
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