@grjapan wrote:
If was me, ill be stopped by no feedbacks too, but i'm struggling to get one lol, last week I delivered an item in 2 days from japan on priority mall to be sure that everthing was ok and I can get my feedback but was not enought haha, even asking twice to the costumer.
you have to understand that the new age ebay buyer culture does not leave feedback, you'll experience around 2 out of every 10 buyers leaves feedback...if that. But if something goes wrong you can bet your bottom dollar the buyer will leave bad feedback.
@grjapan wrote:
The problem is if I lower my prices with no feedback ill be less trustable, so i'm stocked in this part. I made 3 sells on this wknd, hopefully they can give me a feedback, because that was almost 0 profit to start being trustable.
I fell everybody has the same problem in beginning so ill trying to do my best and get some feedbacks.
thank you for the advices.
why do you think this? You believe that new seller, zero feedback and higher prices formula is going yield you high rate of sales? The formula you need is opposite of this! Listen, i don't mean to tell you harshly, but your in a world where millions of sellers exist, sellers who have been here many years and have gained tons of loyal customers. You've one initiative right now, is to build that same reputation they have...and having higher prices won't do it. Trust me when I tell you, you are not going to make a lot of money, you won't likely even make much profit for quite some time, that is fundamental part of doing a new online business. If you go into it with the mindset you charge bit less and gain some ground, customers, some reputation the higher prices can gradually come. Look at your choice of products, there is no shortage of gaming related sellers and everyone single one will tell you what I already have, the competition in gaming is fierce and not just here, everywhere, anything you have someone else has it cheaper and there are some really big gaming sellers on ebay, who I have bought from myself, they have the absolute cheapest prices - for instance Game Stop will charge $50 for said game, I come to ebay and can usually get it $20-$25 with free shipping - as example.
Now I'm not saying drop your prices so low you lose money either, of course, but be competitive not just on prices but in descriptions, mention everything important, everything needed and fill in all the Item Specifics fields possible (it helps in search) and finally, package your items extremely well, in a professional manner - nothing beats when a buyer gets a package and opens it and sees the item they purchased was packaged with complete care in mind - that will generally provide you the feedback you seek.
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