1. Find every information there is to know about the items you are selling. Provide as much information than others who are selling the same thing.
2. Monitor your competition. checkout items that are same as yours.
3. Take a picture of your item and upload it. This way your potential buyers can have an idea what your item looks like and to keep them interested.
4. Email your sellers. a “simple thank you” when a person buys your item. follow this up  with ” Thanks for your payment” Keeping in contact with your buyers can help you communicate any problems that may arise.
5. Check your emails. potential buyers can communicate with you through email so update as much as possible.
6. Have description pages about your item. You can put in a list of codes for every country for international transactions.
7. Wrap you items properly. Bubble wrap to avoid damaging your items. Print labels and addresses.
8. Follow up after a few days. the reasons may be if there’s a problem or has the buyer received. This is important.

1. Think like a buyer. If you are looking for an item what comes first in your mind? what are the exact words you are going to put in the box?
2. Think like other sellers. Observe how the other sellers write their titles. Try to copy their styles. If it works for them, it can also work for you.
3. Be specific. People would search only for the information that are exact and true, short and simple.  Make sure that you write the exact brand name, specific model of the items and the manufacturer. Long and misleading description will only give boredom and are annoying to the buyer.

Now that you already know how to write a good title, you are almost ready to conquer the world of eBay.