How To Sell On eBay | This One Tip Exploded My Sales

Keywords and item septics can separate you from the competition and increase sells on eBay!

[Ecw]

Finally someone who does what they say in the title.
I immediately liked & subscribed.

[alabamaflip]

This young man just gave away some great sound advice. In the old days it was called buzz words.

[mrtwystyr]

This is the first video if yours that I've ever watched. You got me to subscribe just off the value of this video alone. I've been a reseller for over 20 years, and you just helped me learn a few new keywords.

[Rapunzel-sw]

Excellent video and this information is gold. I don’t see other sellers offering these tips. Thank you

[tonytygrrHI]

Go to timestamp 4:53 to learn how to find keywords for any item! Excellent tip! Thank you!

[Rob_Hernandez]

Just stumbled on your video. I literally just found about 7 or 8 vintage 80s wrangler "brushpopper" shirts this weekend. You just made me a few hundred bucks. Gonna subscribe...

[zeric]

Holy crap! I have about 6 VCRs in my garage collecting dust. They all work and I have 2 Panasonic Blue Line and 4 Combo drives. I didn't want to deal with the listing and shipping on those items, but it is with it if they sell for that much.

[backyardonorchard]

One keyword not commonly thought of is common misspellings. I had an item and the color was Caribbean. I misspelled it doing my initial search and only came up with a handful of results. When I spelled it correctly there were a lot more results. So when I listed mine I spelled it both ways and sold the item in under 1 week.

[Sunshine]

This was awesome! New subbie here too! I constantly try to find new key words and have lists of them on my desk. Thank you SO MUCH for the info and for getting right into it, I stayed until the very end.

[donovanbradford]

Very true key words matter. I do video games and if it's a game that has repos galore I always put in the word authentic and make sure I take the correct pictures of certain spots on labels and even show the motherboard with the manufacturer's logo clear as day.

[bobsr]

I found you today. You have answered a lot of questions I have been searching for. Thank you.

[ChaseLe]

This is the best advice. I struggle with keywords all the time and always wondered why some of my items might sell for a lot higher and some don't. I didn't realize I was getting lucky sometimes and using special keywords to attract higher paying buyers. Thanks for clarifying it!!!! I will redo my whole inventory and search for those special keywords to relist with.

[jennywhisconier]

'Brushpopper.' Omg. TY for this.

[donaldlouque]

Thank you. I'm a new subscriber. Best video I've seen in a while.

[lswatEnt]

Hey I enjoy this video and I really enjoy the love and support that the people of the youtube community shows

[thankyoudealer]

Great video! Thanks for the tips. We're currently reviewing our titles for our old listings. When we started a couple of years ago, we were way too vague! This advice helps a lot!

[TheAwkwardEntrepreneur]

You get a big thumbs up my friend. I've been an ebay seller since 2002 and while I know these techniques I definitely don't practice them regularly and don't periodically look to find more or better keywords for things I am familiar with. I know other long term resellers that just throw up listings and complain about low/slow sales but just do more of the same day in and day out. Never consider the hungry competition is upping their game while the "experienced" is gloating over how many years they've been doing this.

[idrafthalflinger]

When things slow down I try to utilize my time on what is already listed. This has opened a new avenue to work on. I am subscribed and now a faithful follower. Please continue to share the knowledge. I will get you more subscribers. Thank You

[TheSteveBoyd]

I sell coins, and I usually look through sold auctions for the coin I'm listing, find the recent listing that sold for the most (that's comparable in grade) and click "sell one like this". I reword the title a little bit, put up my own pictures, and that's about it. Sometimes it works REALLY well, others... not so much. This week's auctions are a bust so far, for example. I may have to rethink my technique. 🤷‍♂
Informative video. Subscribed! 🍻

[swiftyjb]

One of the most useful videos I’ve watched! Just posted some vintage Scully Western shirts and they sold for much more than others quickly when I put other words like “Cowboy, Rodeo, Rockabilly” in the title