While this seems like it may be the easiest question to answer, it is essential to give it a lot of thought. Finding items that are readily accessible is key. Not every item will be a thousand dollar unicorn. There is an absolute learning curve that can be flattened a bit learning your niche before ever listing your first item. If you can find a market that peaks your interest, and has a good return of investment, it will be much easier to get moving in a positive direction.

I am a pretty busy guy. Have a full time ebay business, kids and a family. I always make time to answer questions though. Let me know what I can help you with.

Hey everyone, I’m new here and just joined a few days ago. I’m curious, what’s one thing that helped you get your first consistent sales on eBay? Was it better sourcing, better listings, pricing, photos, or just posting more consistently? Looking forward to learning from everyone

Over the next week I will begin uploading tutorials on operating an eBay business. Check back often and be sure to ask lots of questions. Don’t forget to introduce yourself and let me know what you are looking to accomplish.

Well that is a fantastic question! What about the pictures? Honestly your pictures are the showcase of your items. If you want your items to sell then a buyer has to be able to see it! That means; Get quality photos of your items Make sure you photograph the actual item you are selling(especially in the secondary market, if it’s not brand new then you have to show the item) Make sure to document any issues with the item with the photos Do you need a thousand dollar camera? Absolutely NOT! You likely already have one and you carry it with you everywhere! The quality of color balance and light adjustment available in the standard cell phone it far superior to most entry to mid level point and shoot cameras. We actually use a cell phone in our shop for our eBay photos! Do you have any additional questions? Ask away!