Here are some hints for making your ad more effective. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to
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Place your ad in the most relevant category which represents your merchandise. For example, placing an
alpaca in the "Horses" category might not produce the buyer attention necessary so it should be placed in
the "Specialty Animals" category.
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More pictures are better than few. Having a wider variety of pictures will help to sell your
animal(s), supplies, or equipment.
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Take your pictures in well-lit areas with little visual distraction. Consider a landscape which provides a consistent
background such as a tree line or an empty wall.
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Be sure to keep your camera stabile in order to prevent blurring or rigid image outlines. Use a tripod if
one is available.
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Be descriptive about what you are selling and include as many details about your animal(s), supplies, or equipment
as possible.
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When filling out your ad details, think like a buyer. Consider what the buyer might be looking
for in an ad. What details are more important? What details aren't important?
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Price. Research your animal(s), supplies, or equipment value before setting a price at which you wish to sell. Selling too
high according to the current market value may turn potential buyers away. Don't sell yourself short as you
are entitled to the full value of the animal(s), supplies, or equipment.
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Provide your most accurate and most convenient contact information so that buyers
may be able to reach you if they are interested in your animal(s), supplies, or equipment.
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Be cautious about who you contact. Because not everyone uses the internet appropriately, you may
not always attract the best of attention. If you have any concerns about users who are attempting to
contact you, please feel free to voice your concerns to FarmMedley.com Privacy.
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