Very first, and as crucial for your success as whatever you learn here, is clearly understanding how eBay users find things to spend their money on.

No matter what kind of buyer they are, no matter where they come from, all of them make use of the same tool to locate auction ads;

“They use the search bar to type in general terms.”

Really rarely do buyers check the “Search Title and Description” checkbox and begin browsing the much more specific results. Heck; the checkbox isn’t even an option on the front page of eBay, you really have to do an “Advanced Search” to even have that choice. This just confirms the significance of your title keywords.

Some do browse categories rather then search, but we’re mainly concerned with common majorities here, not exceptions towards the rule.

In the event you are unaware, this means that most searches are ONLY CHECKING YOUR TITLE, not the words in the description area of your ad!!!

Experience tells me that, since you now know this, you are really way ahead of 70% of the other eBay sellers out there; and that’s a very conservative estimate!

Now that you have a clear understanding of the significance of one’s title keywords, here’s a priority list for precisely picking the right ones for each of one’s ads:

Take these guidelines literally, but comprehend that every of these will not apply to every ad that you run. You have a maximum of 55 characters allowed for your title and just try your very best to achieve as many of these as possible in this limited space.

1. Obvious key phrases that are specific for the product you are promoting and make sure that they are spelled correctly.

2. One or Two misspellings of the obvious key phrases from the last rule. (Google says that 33% of all searches are misspelled). CATCH THAT? One Third! Don’t Forget This Part.

3. One or Two general eBay keywords such as “nr”, “n/r”, “no reserve”, “free shipping”, or “lot”. These are keywords that lots of pro buyers lookup for.

4. Other general keywords like “new”, “free”, “excellent”, “pc”, “usb”, “dvd”, “wholesale”, or “supplies”. You can only use ones that are relevant towards the item you’re promoting, but these are very powerful.

Now, take these rules and make a checklist on a piece of paper each time you are about to list an ad. Generally the list is far too large to fit into the title. Once your list is done, begin narrowing down the list using the priority structure that I just gave you until they do fit into the 55 character limit.

If you’ve much more than one of the item to market and want to record multiple copies of your ad, be certain to take the time to create various titles for each one!!! Should you don’t, and you just use the exact same title for each copy; you are just wasting money. Numerous versions of the same ad with various titles for each can really improve your traffic.

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