
Do not use unnecessary filler words, the buyer will rarely pay attention to how “sweet”, “magical” or “cool” is an article, but the headline is a brief description similar to a newspaper ad. The more info you get in there, the better. Size, type, brand and color – the more detail the better. Only the price you should not write in, sees the customer after all, too.
- If one takes the picture, you should create an attractive environment. Keep a nice background like an old wooden cabinet or a clean blanket. A woodchip wallpaper can often appear pale colors.
- Make yourself the trouble, the article with a good camera to take on.
- pretty details and photos of defects serve to strengthen the confidence of customers.
- They equip the product with accessories, as soon as you enter text in the description that these are not included in this article, they create a certain atmosphere and make the product more attractive
- Avoid clothing with self-portraits in the mirror. If your camera has no self-timer, then it goes perfectly well, if you photograph the garment so, without that you put in it (this applies generally, if all is well draped, one must not get stuck in the clothes).
- Make sure that you can see at least one picture of the item at full size, because tens of detail shots to quickly suspects that something is wrong with the article is in order.
- Copy brand clothing at no images from the net, ebay is very strict and warns off quickly when you say H & M pictures copied items from H & M side, because you thereby infringing copyright.
- Leave phrases such as “info to follow”, but look for the appropriate information to an article published immediately. Customers rarely ask for or look specifically later in, you always assume that you have only one chance to make the product appear as attractive as possible.


