Ebay tip:
I only post as few pictures as I need; sometimes only one or two. Many times it sells without having to add more. When and if someone requests more pictures, I do not reply to the prospective buyer with pictures, I revise the listing on the eBay site and let the prospective buyer know that I've done so.
I also drop the price by one dollar to hopefully get eBay to give it exposure but either way, this person sees that the price has dropped and that they should consider buying it before someone else does.
Someone saw this listing and requested...
I’d like to see more photos of the base. Does the light work ? I’m more interested in the base and usability than the shade.
Original listing:
Also, eBay makes a note to continually lower price from time to time; which is also what I teach in the course. However, I teach how to do it strategically.
Here's what it looks like with the added pictures...
My response:
Good day. I've revised the listing to show the photos. Priced reduced one dollar. PLEASE NOTE: Light bulb in picture is only to show that the lamp works. It will not be included to avoid shipping concerns.
I also placed a notice in my Facebook page stating that this item had been reduced in price with the link to the listing:
Priced reduced. Will go fast. https://www.ebay.com/itm/286236936561
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