I'm trying to get a handle on what makes a good listing.
So here we have the identical coat (different sizes, admittedly). Both experienced sellers with 100% feedback.
This one sold for £100
This one sold for £42.
What made the difference? I'd really appreciate any thoughts. So far I've come up with:
The photos are better in the first listing (though not that much better). The second lister hasn't chosen the best of her photos for the preview shot (imo). And it would have been better without the background of her cluttered study or bedroom or whatever that is.
Otoh, the £100 listing finished just before 7pm on a Tuesday, which you wouldn't think would be a particularly good time. The other finished on a Sunday primetime, just before 9pm. Which tends to contradict the received wisdom about the importance of finishing at a good time.
Interestingly, the £100 was a 99p start, the £42 started at £24.99. I know there are arguments both ways, but I find I get more interest with a lower start, and these listings would tend to confirm my hunch.
Any other ideas?
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Experienced ebayers, deconstruct these two listings for me, please!
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AgonyBeetle · 21/09/2011 16:17
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