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[Joe]

i just had 4 auctions end and they each went for a dollar. i guess it comes with the territory but im wondering if theres anything someone more experienced can recommend?

i always have the starting bid at $1.00 and i always use pictures but only about half the time use the gallery option.

 

[Mike Works]

What were you selling? You could've been hocking 20 pieces of Bazooka Joe gum for all we know.

 

[APerfectCircle]

look at whats selling, and see if you can get it cheaper. I sold a second hand copy of mario party 4 for $50. i bought it brand new with a free controller for $30. I always start the price at something i'm happy at selling for aswell.

 

[Fusebox]

Take photos of your actual product, hype it up a little, take some time with your presentation, have a look at one of mine for example:


http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=6358159911&ssPageName=STRK:MESO:IT

That sold for $150 more than I paid for it, and there were others on sale at the same time that had cheaper 'buy it now' options but people elected to go for mine instead.

Just don't be afraid to ham it up a bit man.