please check out my listing and provide some criticism and advice

[k.c86]

im not getting many views and would like more   sales , please send your critisims and advice my way 

[wilk1149]

Can you please supply the item number

[k.c86]

check out my shop and listings, see above next to my user name

[twyngwyn]

I think that some categories are flooded ie books......for instance you could list elsewhere...even your dvds could be listed under ie 'home & garden > kitchen > dining > recipes...think outside the square

[k.c86]

good thinking

[digital*ghost]

I'll keep this very short and sweet, I hope it helps.

Don't use stock photos for second hand books, but photos of the actual item, and include a more detailed description. Unfortunately "in good nick" is too vague for eBay, and too variable (in that what is "good" to one person can be "poor" to another). You'd be a lot better off listing visible imperfections, if there are any, or highlighting things like "no creases, no page yellowing" etc if the book doesn't have anything like that.

I know less about the trading cards than I do about books (in terms of selling), but some of the pics seem a little out of focus. I'm presuming they're photographs, and if you have a scanner, I suspect it'd be able to produce some very good quality images. 

[k.c86]

very good thanks 

[kylies*swap*cards*]

Cards I know and can comment on, your pics are so tiny!  I don't know why they are so small, they should be a higher resolution eg. 300 dpi.  Did you scan them or are they some type of stock picture you got somewhere else?

[k.c86]

stock pic

[k.c86]

ive been using stock pics to save time