Will I Be A Seller

[younghope]

I have 9 items listed today and will list more tomorrow. Will those of you that are seasoned take a look at my stuff and prices and let me know if I am doing right? Thanks

[RiverHill]

????Do not understand your question...you joined in 2008, have 11 forum posts? Maybe this should be a thread under "plug your auction".

Could use more Key words in your listing, so they show up on searches.

[JanetB]

You don't ask questions on the Plug your Auctions forum and expect a ton of answers. The Plug your Auctions forum is for advertising your wares, nothing else.

[younghope]

I was not aware that I was even signed up here until I started selling yesterday, so being a member since 2008 means nothing. I just don't understand. I have had lots of lookers on all my stuff and I feel my prices are reasonable, but no one is buying.

[cheaver]

I was not aware that I was even signed up here until I started selling yesterday, so being a member since 2008 means nothing. I just don't understand. .

I am intrigued... How could you not be aware that were signed up in 2008 - who filled out your Registration Form for you?

[younghope]

I have dementia, so I don't remember alot of things. I have Pick's disease.

[youmeus]

And how much do you remember that happened 4 years ago? OP may have signed up then found the forums were not friendly---as they appear today---and not returned.

How about a little help instead of piling on. I'll have a look at the items listed and return to the forums.

[youmeus]

I looked at your listings and most are not anything I am familiar with so don't know about the prices. When Google shopping picks up listings they show the BIN price so lookers do not know the auction price until they click on each item. That is why I think the auction price and BIN should not be far apart.

Your decriptions are easy to read and have good info. The statement for them to email you is not appropriate as your email is only available after a sale. Instead they can ask a question on each listing.

Good luck, keep on listing, keep a positive outlook, advertise anywhere you can and sales will come----slowly but surely. The more you list the more buyers will have a look and hopefully buy.

If you need any more specific advise just ask and someone will have the answer.

[darklisruthven]

Hallo Younghope!
I went to have a look, but it seems that they are only offered for the USA, as they do not apear to me here in the UK. So, my first tip would be to make them available internationally, increasing your possible market! All you need to do is set your international postage options on the items and they will be visible in those countries that you have selected.
Other than that, I hope someone helpful from the States will be along soon who can answer your questions in more detail.
Laura

[theninestarshop]

OP, sorry I can't see any auctions/listings (UK based)

also suggest to add more "Business" related info on your about me page, eg: return policy? posting info etc