Clothes you no longer wear sitting in your closet, or home appliances you no longer use after buying new ones. It would be a waste to just throw it away. By using flea market apps such as Mercari and Rakuma, you can turn unnecessary items into pocket money. However, if you just put it up for sale, you may not be able to sell it, or you may be sold at a low price. This time, we will introduce tips on how to sell unwanted items quickly and at a higher price using flea market apps.

The most important thing is the quality of the photos. Users first look at the photo and decide whether to view the details. Shoot under bright natural light and use a simple wall or cloth as the background. The first photo is life. Taking and posting not only the overall image, but also the brand logo, material tags, and “scratches and dirt” will prevent problems later on and ultimately lead to trust.

Next is the title and description, which are easy to search. In addition to the brand name and item name, the title should include keywords such as “in good condition,” “nearly new,” and “size M.” Don’t bother with the description, just write honestly about when you bought it, how many times you used it, and why you are selling it. In particular, if the buyer is clear about why they are letting go, they will be able to press the purchase button with confidence.

Also, think strategically about the timing of your listing. For example, 8 a.m. during commuting hours and 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. during relaxing hours are golden times when many people are looking at the app, making it easier to sell. If you list seasonal items one to two months before the season starts (around October for winter items), demand will increase and sales will increase.

Finally, the basic rule of pricing is to include shipping. I set it a little higher and I like it! It is also effective to use a comment such as ``Prices will be reduced for the weekend only’’ if you see a . A little effort can make a big difference in sales. Please put this into practice and proceed with decluttering.