The best promotions are free.
Your title has 80 keystrokes. Free.
Use the title to tell what you are selling. Grammar is not important.
SPELLING IS VERY IMPORTANT.
Since English is not your first language, have a native English speaker check for mistakes. Or, try this. Go to Google Translate. Enter your title in English. Then have it translated into your first language.
If what you get is garbage, the English is wrong.
You have up to 12 photos available to show your product. Free.
Use as many as you can.
Photograph should include closeups, especially of used products.
Nearly half of shoppers will be using a cellphone or other mobile device to shop.
There is somewhere on eBay an app which will show you what your listing will look like on a mobile device. It is surprising what does and does not appear.
I thought I had the link saved, but I can't find it. Perhaps another poster has it.
Before you start.
Do you know that it is stupid to start an auction at less than you want for the item? EBay encourages new sellers to start auctions at 99 cents. Don't do it.
Do you know that eBay charges fees on your selling price and on your shipping price and on the Paypal payments you receive? This will total somewhere between 15% and 20% of the total payment.
Do you know that Paypal will not release your customer's payment for 21 days to ensure that you ship and that the customer is happy?
Do you know that PP will allow you to print a shipping label from that Held payment and that you may have a discount of 5% to 18% off Post Office counter prices when you do?
