Posted on 06 November 2007 by Scott Pooler
Originally uploaded by All Business Auctions
Lladro Fisher Boy
This is a fine figurine from the Lladro factory. We sold this item on eBay at a higher than average price because the competitive sellers who did list a similar item during the same period did not have photographs which could compare with the offering we presented.
I think anyone can get the point of my last three posts...
Better Photos = Better sales!
Posted on 06 November 2007 by Scott Pooler
Originally uploaded by All Business Auctions
What a piece, a gem of Australia!
Would you Buy This ring?
Check out my eBay Store to see if it is right for you but the point here is that eBay photos across the board should be better than average to increase sales.
Better Photos = More Bids!
Try it!
Posted on 06 November 2007 by Scott Pooler
Gold_Amethyst_Diamond_Ring001.jpg
Originally uploaded by All Business Auctions
What kind of photography equipment do you use to create images your eBay items for sale?
A Point & Shoot Camera? A Digital SLR? Film?
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Do you have a dedicated photo area set up to make the images of the items you earn your living from selling online? Do you skimp on photography because it is to hard to learn how to make a good photograph?
What is the difference between an average photo from an inexpensive digital camera and a photo like this?
Maybe a lot, if you are the buyer, maybe even more if your the seller... IF want to make more money on your listings!
