1. Vague or Incomplete Descriptions

• Leaving out key details frustrates buyers and lowers trust:

• Always include full specs: CPU, GPU, RAM, storage, PSU, OS, and any accessories.

• Be specific about the brand and model of each component.

2. Low-Quality or No Photos

• Photos are essential. Listings without them (or with blurry shots) get ignored:

• Take well-lit, high-resolution photos of the full build and close-ups of key parts.

• Clean the PC before taking pictures—it makes a huge difference.

3. Overpricing Without Justification

• You might value your PC highly, but the market sets the price:

• Research similar listings to set a fair price.

• If your price is firm, explain why (e.g., recent upgrades, premium parts).

4. Not Resetting or Preparing the PC

• Buyers expect a clean, ready-to-use machine:

• Back up and wipe personal data.

• Perform a fresh OS install if possible.

• Remove unnecessary files and programs.

5. Ignoring Buyer Communication

• Slow or unclear responses turn potential buyers away:

• Respond promptly and professionally to questions.

• Be honest and transparent—trust builds sales.

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