Four Mistakes New Online Vintage Jewelry Sellers Make on eBay

You've got a great product! You're excited to list itphotos sell. If a buyer cannot see the piece, they will
on eBay! A week passes...and you sit disappointed.not bid! Edit, crop, and resize. Show details. The
What happened? Should you relist? Is it somethingdifference between a good sale and a great sale has
you wrote?a lot to do with the quality of the photos.
Some of the biggest mistake I see again and againNot Selling Internationally and Accepting Returns
occurs when selling vintage jewelry. Take a fewNot selling internationally excludes some fantastic
minutes and check out some auctions right now onselling opportunities! A large number of international
eBay. Are they making mistakes? What can you learnbuyers would love the chance to bid on your jewelry!
from them?Sure you have to ship overseas and use a customs
Listing Too Highform but it's not as risky or difficult as some make it
What makes a potential buyer watch your auctionsout to be. I have some great repeat customers from
and bid? The listing price is a big part of it. Auctionsoutside the US. Don't exclude possibilities to grow.
with starting bids of $40, $50, even $100.00 getAccepting returns is something I personally look for in
passed by all the time. Why? There's not enoughan auction. A "final" sale makes me wonder, why? Do
interest. A Hattie Carnegie or Bogoff necklace with athey not want to deal with the customer after the
starting bid of $8.99 or $9.99 are much more exciting!sale? Is there a problem with their product? These
Buyers love bargains! Once they bid, they watchare the thoughts of potential buyers. Offer returns.
earnestly and grow frustrated if outbid. The gamePeople like to feel safe with the option. I give 7 days
begins. A feeling of ownership seems to take over. Ifrom receipt of goods. I rarely have returns.
love to watch this happen. I get many moreSelling Everything and Anything
watchers, as well as bidders, than those who list withWhat kind of fan base are you creating? Are you
high starting prices. Unless you've spent a lot ofconsistent with your niche? If you want to be known
money on your product, tempt your potential buyerfor vintage jewelry, sell vintage jewelry. An
with a low listing price.occasional exception always comes up, but you
Clear Photosdefinitely want to develop a niche and have repeat
Blurry, dark jewelry bunched together on a tabletopcustomers who will not be disappointed.
is not attractive. Photos you need to squint to seeSelling vintage costume jewelry is always a good idea!
will not sell your product! Clear, close up, well-litTo your success!