How to photograph an item so it sells fast
Buyers scroll fast. Your first photo decides whether they stop or keep going. • Shoot in daylight, near a window or outside in the shade. Phone flash makes colours wrong. • Clean the item first. Wipe the screen, the seat, the shoes. • Use a plain background: a wall, a floor, a table. Not a messy room. • eno needs at least 3 photos from 3 different angles. Uploading the same photo three times will not pass — the check compares the images themselves, not the number of files. • Angles that work: front, back, side, close-up of the model or serial number, close-up of any damage. • Photograph the damage. A scratch you show is a scratch nobody argues about when you meet. • You can upload up to 6 photos and one video of 60 seconds or less. A short clip of the item working — the bike starting, the phone unlocking — answers more questions than a paragraph. • Keep your phone number and Zalo ID out of the title and description. A listing with contact details in the text is rejected until you remove them. First photo rule: the whole item, filling the frame, nothing else in the picture.