Tips for photos and pricing your listing

Buyers cannot inspect the item in a shop. Your photos do the talking. A few things that work well:

• Shoot in natural light, outdoors or near a window.
• Show the whole item from multiple angles, plus any accessories included.
• Include close ups of wear, damage, or flaws. Honesty builds trust.
• For surfboards, show deck, bottom, rails, nose, and tail, plus fin setup if fins are included.
• Upload up to 12 photos and drag them into the order you want buyers to see first.

Check Recently sold for similar items: same brand, size, and condition. Price a little high if you expect offers, or set a firm price if you want a quick sale.

• Factor in shipping if you charge for it. Free shipping can help a listing stand out.
• Remember Reswell takes 7% of the item price at sale. You keep 93%.
• Use Drop the price in 2 weeks if you want an automatic price cut after two weeks.
• Turn on offers if you are open to negotiating. Most sellers set a minimum around 70% of list price.

Mention how long you have owned the item, how often you used it, and any repairs or modifications. Call out size, what's included, and anything a buyer would want to know before checkout.

The AI description helper can get you started, but read it over before publishing. Buyers notice when a listing feels generic or skips over wear and tear.