Writing up an EBay ad?

robgilmo · May 2019

How much detail do you go into, is there such a thing as too much?

mgaw · May 2019

the more expensive or obscure the more detail may be better...certainly spec, etc I would try not to waffle

King85 · May 2019

Actual details the more the merrier but no personal waffling about how you love the guitar etc.

Modellista · May 2019

Declare any faults. Draw attention to dings, however minor. Fret condition is very subjective so take good photos. Basically do everything you can so the buyer can’t feel as if you were trying to hide something in the description which can lead to a partial refund or return.

munckee · May 2019

Don't forget to mention its the best of that type you have ever seen but it needs to go to someone who can use it more!

danishbacon · May 2019

Mention butter

Fishboy7 · May 2019

Great for Rock and Blues and Funk and Jazz and Country and Albanian folk music.

sixstringsupplies · May 2019

lots of clear photos (use the free limit) no need to pay for extra photos unless its an expensive item

Sassafras · May 2019

Don't forget to mention that it's destined to become a valuable and unique piece of rock memorabilia.
It would also help to include a photo of some random rock god holding a similar guitar thus suggesting it belonged to him.

rossi · May 2019

,Add any defects and tell the customer exactly like it is.If its a Fender just unscrew the lot and sell as parts .You will make more money with no hassle.