Power Seller: Spot, List, Sold

Photograph a piece. Get a professional listing. That killer listing you would write if you had all day, in about a minute. Not a guess at what it is worth. A finished listing: the title, the item specifics, and a description written the way a dealer writes one - in a long version and a sixty-word version, because a piece you are asking $600 for and a piece you are asking $30 for should not be sold in the same number of words. WHAT IT ACTUALLY DOES - Reads the photograph and asks you the handful of things a photograph cannot tell it: the heft, the findings, the wear, the marks. - Writes the title. Eighty characters in search order, which is the one thing that decides whether your item is ever seen. - Writes the item specifics, from readings you confirmed. Not invented. - Writes the description twice - full, and cut to the bone. - Tells you WHY it thinks what it thinks, step by step, so…